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Posts from — February 2008

Davis slips late, still leads Honda Classic at midpoint

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February 29, 2008   No Comments

Ochoa roars out to seven-shot halfway lead in HSBC Champions

SINGAPORE — Top-ranked Lorena Ochoa increased her lead to seven strokes Friday in the HSBC Women’s Champions, shooting a 7-under 65 at Tanah Merah Country Club in her second tournament round of the year.

February 29, 2008   No Comments

Top three women golfers take battle to Singapore

In her season debut at the LPGA tour’s HSBC Women’s Champions in Singapore, world No. 1 Lorena Ochoa didn’t have to look far …

February 28, 2008   No Comments

LPGA Tour drug testing in Hawaii was a ‘trial run’

LPGA players, miffed at a drug-testing procedure that took hours for some last week at the Fields Open in Hawaii, were slightly less than amused to find out the whole thing was merely a trial run and not the real thing.

February 28, 2008   No Comments

Florida Swing has new order for ‘09

Arnold Palmer’s tournament is moving — dates, that is, getting the plum clean-up spot in the four-tournament Florida Swing, writes Bob Harig.

February 28, 2008   No Comments

Ochoa leads by one after first round of HSBC Women’s Champions

SINGAPORE — Top-ranked Lorena Ochoa began her season by shooting six birdies to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the inaugural $2 million HSBC Women’s Champions tournament on Thursday.

February 28, 2008   No Comments

With player input, PGA Tour revises new cut policy

The PGA Tour amended its divisive cut policy, giving players on the cut line one more day of competition to separate themselves from the bottom of the pack.

February 27, 2008   No Comments

Tour takes hazardous turn with Florida swing

Florida is a welcome addition to abundant travel itineraries, with its plentiful sunshine, miles of beaches, numerous theme parks …

February 27, 2008   No Comments

PGA Tour tweaks controversial cut rule

The PGA Tour amended its divisive cut policy, giving players on the cut line one more day of competition to separate themselves …

February 26, 2008   No Comments

Ochoa makes 2008 LPGA debut at HSBC Women’s Champions in Singapore

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February 26, 2008   No Comments

Tour tweaks playoff points to give more players a chance

Tiger Woods won the FedEx Cup so handily last year that he skipped the first playoff event and could have stayed home during …

February 26, 2008   No Comments

Norman joins Couples as Presidents Cup captain

Fred Couples and Greg Norman are the new captains for the 2009 Presidents Cup in San Francisco. It’s the first time both captains have previously competed in the matches.

February 26, 2008   No Comments

Norman, Couples named Presidents Cup captains for 2009

Fred Couples and Greg Norman are the new captains for the 2009 Presidents Cup in San Francisco. It’s the first time both captains …

February 26, 2008   No Comments

Year of perfection may be a tall task for Tiger

Can Tiger Woods go undefeated? Most observers scoff, and he is only two PGA Tour events into a 16- or 17-event season. But his …

February 26, 2008   No Comments

Cink gets close look at blowout

Stewart Cink needed a life preserver. Tiger Woods never threw him one. Eight holes into Sunday’s 36-hole final of the World …

February 26, 2008   No Comments

LPGA Tour Notebook: Off to Asia for HSBC Women’s Champions

The LPGA Tour travels to the Far East this week for the inaugural HSBC Women’s Champions in Singapore, where world No. 1 Lorena Ochoa makes her 2008 season debut. The tournament features a $2 million purse, and the winner will earn the first of 13 automatic spots in the season-ending ADT Championship in November.

February 25, 2008   No Comments

Creamer rallies to win Fields Open

Paula Creamer rallied to win the Fields Open for her fifth LPGA Tour title, birdieing four of the final five holes for a one-stroke victory over South Korea’s Jeong Jang on Saturday.

February 25, 2008   No Comments

As Tiger plays away, the rest of us can only marvel

As Tiger Woods plays away, the rest of us can only marvel and watch. Time to gather round the golf green, even if you can’t tell …

February 25, 2008   No Comments

Tiger sails past Palmer, sets course for Hogan

Tiger Woods has won the Accenture Match Play Championship. It’s his 15th World Golf Championship and the first time he has held …

February 25, 2008   No Comments

Tiger wins 63rd Tour title at Match Play

Tiger Woods has won the Accenture Match Play Championship. It’s his 15th World Golf Championship and the first time he has held all three world titles at the same time.

February 25, 2008   No Comments

Golf fans’ screams spark ‘hate’ from ESPN’s Rome

Here’s a quick way to improve golf telecasts. Give fans something, anything, to yell besides “You da man!” and “Get in the hole!” …

February 24, 2008   No Comments

Zoeller, Jacobsen win Champions Skins Game

Fuzzy Zoeller and Peter Jacobsen rallied to win the Champions Skins Game on Sunday, winning six skins and $320,000 in alternate-shot play to beat defending champions Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson.

February 24, 2008   No Comments

Zoeller-Jacobsen best Nicklaus-Watson in Champions Skins

Fuzzy Zoeller and Peter Jacobsen won six skins and $320,000 to score a come-from-behind victory over defending champions Jack …

February 24, 2008   No Comments

Gay breaks through in Mexico to grab first PGA Tour win

Winless in his first 293 starts on the PGA Tour, Brian Gay shot a 1-under 69 in the final round to captures the Mayakoba Golf …

February 24, 2008   No Comments

Gay gets first PGA victory in 293 starts

Brian Gay has won the Mayakoba Golf Classic, shooting a 1-under 69 in the final round for a 2-stroke victory and the first PGA Tour title in his career.

February 24, 2008   No Comments