Tiger Woods’ impressive return to competitive golf with a three-under 69 in the Bahamas may have surprised many people, but former caddie Steve Williams was not one of them.
Playing in Australia for the first time since the 2010 Australian Masters, Garcia rose 40 minutes before the sun, tried to not wake his new bride, ate some granola and muesli and headed to the practice putting green at a most unfamiliar time.
Adam Scott today confirmed he will put the long putter back in play at this week’s Australian PGA Championship with a view to a permanent return in his bag, inspired by the success of Bernhard Langer and Scott McCarron on the Champions Tour.
Reigning Masters champion Sergio Garcia didn’t truly grasp the enormous power of the Green Jacket until embarking on a worldwide tour with golf’s most famous piece of fabric.
Ryan Fox sent an SOS to Steve Williams to caddie for him at the Australian PGA Championship when his regular caddie elected to stay home and attend a friend’s wedding.
Defending Australian PGA champion Harold Varner III is hoping that the return of Tiger Woods to golf exceeds all expectations so that he one day has the chance to take him down.
Adam Scott will double the number of Masters champions in the field at the Australian PGA Championship when it tees off on the Gold Coast later this year.
Masters champion Sergio Garcia is Gold Coast bound for the Australian PGA Championship to be played at RACV Royal Pines Resort from November 30 to December 3.