While the transcripts from Tiger Woods’ last two CBS interviews at the Genesis Invitational would look similar devoid of context, the respective footage paints a stark contrast.
The 23-year-old, who became the fourth golfer in history to lead from start-to-finish and the first since Charlie Sifford in 1969, describes the joy of winning his second PGA Tour tournament which featured the top-10 golfers in the world.
The viability of a golf league to compete with the PGA Tour has always hinged on a single point: How many tour pros would be willing to play on the rival circuit?
Tiger Woods’ former caddie Steve Williams will reveal never-before-heard golf stories about their famed partnership during an exciting new episodic podcast series beginning this week. Chasing Majors sees Williams divulge hilarious and insightful anecdotes, ranging from Woods’ surprising attitude towards prizemoney and rivalries with other players, to lucky charms he carried in bag – and even Read more…
PACIFIC PALISADES, California — Tiger Woods will be back on the PGA Tour this week. Just not inside the ropes. The 46-year-old 15-time major winner returns to Southern California to serve as host for the Genesis Invitational, the elite tour event at Riviera Country Club that benefits his TGF Foundation. Woods, who suffered traumatic leg Read more…
The most anticipated return to golf since, well, Tiger Woods’ last return to golf sees the 15-time Major champion wielding what might very well become the most-talked about club of the year.
After a turbulent year when he lived in the shadows in the months after the horrific crash, questions about where he is and what lies ahead are expected when returning to the spotlight.
It’s mid-December, and if you’re like some people typing this story we know, your holiday shopping list still has some items to cross off. You probably, then, weren’t planning on spending time this coming weekend watching a golf tournament, particularly an exhibition event consisting mostly of senior tour pros and their kids. That is until Tiger Woods decided Read more…
The story was buried deep in the New York Times sports section on November 15, 1988. Jammed into the bottom corner of the page next to the college football scores, the short piece carried the headline, “Strange Wins Playoff.” With due respect, the editor whiffed on the headline. Yes, Strange beat Tom Kite with a Read more…
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