There are many contenders for the greatest job in golf. But one man gets to watch the world’s best golfers, playing the game’s most beautiful holes, from 120 feet in the air.
TIGER Woods believes he will not be fit and healthy enough to return to tournament golf until at least 2016, stating his recovery is going to a “long and tedious process.”
THE US Open tennis may be down to the final four at Flushing Meadows, but it was the woman who Tiger Woods was sitting with in the stands that grabbed the biggest headlines in New York.
IT’S been a horror season for Tiger Woods, but the 14-times Major winner can salvage something special with a win at the Wyndham Championship – a spot in the playoffs.
AN old sporting adage dictates that second place is first loser. But, as usual, Jordan Spieth is the exception rather than the rule after attaining the world No.1 ranking with a runner-up finish to Jason Day at yesterday’s US PGA Championship at Whistling Straits. Spieth, 22, is now the world’s best golfer, though many argue he has been Read more…
Australian Golf Digest
