Cheating is not an accusation we toss around lightly, and since we’re reluctant to sully reputations just for sport, we figured the next-best thing was to provide at least a taste of the type of cheating we’ve witnessed over the years.
It's been 30 years since Phil Mickelson won his first PGA Tour title at the Northern Telecom Open – and became the last amateur to win on golf's premier circuit. Will it ever happen again?
Forty-five years after claiming the centenary British Open, octogenarian Kel Nagle reminisced in July 2005 about winning the auld claret jug at St Andrews, the thrill of harness racing and life as a teetotaller.
He’s the son of a tennis gun and boasts one of the best names in sport. Yet it’s the scores Elvis Smylie is shooting that are turning heads, and even have some tipping him to become Australian golf’s Next Big Thing.
What are the realistic goals for the 15-time Major champ who is one victory away from standing alone as the PGA Tour’s all-time win leader with 83 titles?
