MICHELLE Wie, who appeared to play her way into contention for a first career LPGA title on Saturday, instead saw her hopes crushed with a disqualification from the State Farm Classic.
GIVEN that Simon Wakefield's nerves yesterday morning ensured he struggled to eat breakfast, one can only imagine what kind of state he will be in by tee off time this aft
WHEN Graeme McDowell first inhaled the unfettered air that circulates at the top of an Open leaderboard, at Hoylake two years ago, it was a joyous experience.
NOTHING will beat the day Ben Curtis became the shock winner of the 2003 Open at Royal St George's but a second Claret Jug today would come pretty close.
OF THE many slices and hooks and shanks Rich Beem made in his nine holes at the Open, his best swings by far were the ones that took him away from the ninth green in the wors
AFTER THE storm, Padraig Harrington came in for a chat. Chilled out, relaxed, munching on fruit, he was asked about his playing partner in the final round of the Open champion
COCKY, stocky and the proud possessor of a pitbull named Rocky, Anthony Kim is, as they say Stateside, the real thing. Despite having never played a links course before last S
