Tiger Woods made a massive announcement after the third round at the PGA Championship, bringing an unwanted first at the Majors for the legendary golfer.
It’s nothing personal. Tiger Woods made that abundantly clear on Tuesday morning at the PGA Championship—that his disagreement with Phil Mickelson, the defending champion whose absence is dominating chatter at Southern Hills, is strictly a difference in opinion.
Adam Scott is the only Australian of the eight in the field at this week’s PGA Championship at Southern Hills who played the 2007 edition at the Oklahoma course.
There will be no repeat of the will-he-or-won’t-he saga that dominated headlines leading up to the Masters. He’s playing competitive golf this week. The question now: how good will that golf be?
When the PGA of America unveiled the preliminary field list for the 104th PGA Championship on Monday, two names stood out for obvious reasons: Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson.
Golf greats Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson have dropped strong hints about their next Major championship starts with both submitting applications to the US Open.
Australian Golf Digest
