Tag: Golf
Singh to miss month after knee surgery
World number five Vijay Singh will compete in this week's event in Hawaii before having knee surgery and missing the next four events on the PGA Tour.[MORE]
Scott looking to regain form after bumpy 2008
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It's has been almost five years since Adam Scott won the Players Championship, now he is eager to regain his spot near the top.[MORE]
Tiger's comeback golf's biggest talking point
While professional golf prepares to confront a bleak economic landscape in 2009, the biggest talking point in the game relates to the timing and immediate impact of Tiger Woods's comeback from injury.[MORE]
Singh wins Sherwood title
Ice-cool Vijay Singh has taken advantage of stumbling finishes by Jim Furyk and Anthony Kim to win the World Challenge by one shot in California.[MORE]
Sterne wins South African Open
Richard Sterne has claimed his second successive tournament victory on home soil, edging out Britain's Gareth Maybin in a play-off to win the South Africa Open.[MORE]
Lam keeps cool to win Asian Tour finale
Singapore's Lam Chih Bing has held his nerve in a tense final round to shoot a 5-under 67 and win the Masters of Asia in Bangkok.[MORE]
Asia's Singh eyes major title
New Asian number one Jeev Milkha Singh believes he can now win a major title that will enable him to "sit at the same table with my father".[MORE]
Nicklaus, Sorenstam help bid for Games inclusion
Jack Nicklaus and Annika Sorenstam have been appointed as global ambassadors by the International Golf Federation (IGF) to help the sport win a place in the Olympic Games.[MORE]
Recovering Woods still uncertain about comeback
Tiger Woods has no idea when he will return to competitive golf next year, despite being ahead of schedule in his recovery from reconstructive knee surgery.[MORE]
Harrington captures PGA Player of the Year
British Open and PGA Championship winner Padraig Harrington was named the US PGA Tour Player of the Year overnight, becoming the first European player to claim the award.[MORE]
Tiger disappointed after caddie rubbishes Mickelson
Tiger Woods has expressed disappointment over derogatory comments made by his long-time caddie Steve Williams about fellow American golfer Phil Mickelson.[MORE]
Open win earns Clark rankings boost
Tim Clark's win in the Australian Open last weekend has moved the South African up 14 places to number 28 in the world golf rankings.[MORE]
Daly won't be back: Allenby
Robert Allenby says John Daly will not be back to Australia because of the way the media has treated him.[MORE]
Golfing's bridesmaid makes a sad return to Hobart
Golfer Matthew Goggin has arrived home after narrowly missing out on victory in the Australian Open.[MORE]
Lonard rejects Allenby's 'party hole' criticism
Peter Lonard has rejected fellow golfer Robert Allenby's claim that a "party hole" at the Australian Open promoted alcoholism.[MORE]
Emotional Sorenstam bows out
A teary-eyed Annika Sorenstam birdied the last hole of her playing career amid thunderous applause to finish tied seventh in the Dubai Ladies Masters.[MORE]
Clark snares Open as Smail capitulates
David Smail surrendered a chance to win the Australian Open as Tim Clark held off Mathew Goggin for the title.[MORE]
Smail blows golden Open chance
David Smail hit back-to-back double bogeys to relinquish a sizeable lead at the Australian Open.[MORE]
Smail paces towards Open victory
David Smail enjoys a comfortable three-shot lead midway through the final round of the Australian Open.[MORE]
Aussie Wood makes Open move
Little-known Australian Tim Wood has picked up four shots in his opening three holes to move to within a shot of the lead in the final round of the Australian Open at Royal Sydney.[MORE]
Sorenstam slips but remains defiant
Annika Sorenstam has remained optimistic despite falling four shots behind leader Anja Monke of Germany after the third round of the Dubai Ladies Masters.[MORE]
Smail takes one-shot lead in Sydney
David Smail has seized a one-shot lead following the third round of the Australian Open at Royal Sydney.[MORE]
Flying sign injures Aus Open spectator
A spectator has been injured at the Australian Open in Sydney after being hit in the head by a piece of signage.[MORE]
Smail joins Dartnall in Open lead
New Zealand's David Smail joined Western Australia's Stephen Dartnall at the top of the leaderboard, midway through the third round of the Australian Open in Sydney this afternoon.[MORE]
Dartnall keeps lead as Daly misses cut
Stephen Dartnall maintained his two-shot lead while John Daly missed the cut at Royal Sydney.[MORE]
