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Mark Wilson plays his
career's best round at the 2012 Humana |
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Mark Wilson plays his career’s
best round in the 2012 Humana Challenge to surge to the first position - Golf
News The United States
veteran, Mark Wilson, fired the best round of his career, 10-under par 62, to
reach atop the leaderboard after the second round of the 2012 Humana Challenge,
at La Quinta, California.
He started the second round in an
impressive style, with three consecutive birdies on the opening holes.
While making a spectacular eagle on the
11th, he already managed to record six birdies in total and went
eight-under par in the round.
At that time, he thought for a while
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about the
tournament record of 13-under par 59 that was set by
Harrison Frazar. As Frazar was also playing in the
event, he went to him and talked about it in detail.
"I don't know
why the conversation went there ... but I thought
about it," Wilson said.
After his
career’s best performance, he is now sharing the top
position with Ben Crane and David Toms, with an
overall score of 16-under par 128.
Crane shot
a nine-under 63 and Toms managed to card a
seven-under par 65 in the second round.
The event,
formerly known as Bob Hope Classic, has a history of
low score finishes, as it features two of the
easiest - Continue reading...... |
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Tiger Woods
Tees off on cricket |
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ABU
DAHBI - Former world number one Tiger Woods
on Tuesday admitted his increasing interest in
cricket which coincides with the Abu Dhabi Golf
Championship here, saying it's similiar to
baseball which he loves. |
The
36-year-old is here to feature in the January
26-29 Abu Dhabi Golf championship, which goes
side by side to the second Test between Pakistan
and England at Abu Dhabi Stadium from Wednesday. |
"Baseball
is huge in Japan and the US, but outside of that
cricket is huge. So as I have travelled and I
have played all around the world, I have started
to watch more and more," said Woods in his
pre-tournament press conference. - Continue |
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Tiger
Woods no longer the most expensive
player |
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Tiger Woods is no longer the most
expensive player – Golf News
Former world’s number one, Tiger Woods,
who once used to demand high price to
appear in any of the events around the
world, is now getting ready to play the
European Tour’s Abu Dhabi HSBC
Championship without a big price. |
He
will now play as an ordinary participant
in the event slated to be held from
January 26–29.
He
will compete against some of the big
names, such as the current world's No. 1
Luke Donald, US Open champ Rory McIlroy
and Martin Kaymer from Germany. |
Woods once used to earn £60 million a
year and was among the most expensive
sportsmen in the world.
However, he suffered an injury in an
accident in 2009, followed by a
controversy that led his marriage life
to an end. The suspicious news floated
in - Continue reading...... |
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Colin Montgomerie insists Tiger Woods
will win two majors in 2012 |
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Colin Montgomerie insists Tiger Woods
will win two major titles in 2012
Despite of all the criticism and
mudslinging Tiger Woods has faced in the
past two years and continues to face to
this day, Colin Montgomerie has always
been an ardent supporter of the former
world number one and considers him one
of the best stories of modern day sport. |
The Englishman threw his support behind
the 36-year-old Stanford graduate and
went to the extent of predicting that
Woods will go on to win no fewer than
two major titles this year.
"A
Tiger victory at the Masters would be
the best story for golf," Montgomerie
said. "He [Woods] hasn't played that
much in the last two years and so can
move back up more quickly |
because of how the rankings work,"
Woods’ played brilliantly at the closing
of last season on the PGA Tour, pulling
in several strong finishes before
marching on to card a win at the Chevron
World Challenge to break his
two-years-long winless streak. Winner of
14 major titles, Woods is the only
player in the history of the sport who
holds any chance of breaking - Continue
reading.... |
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Golf Genius Kim is
gone, but NK golf tournament remains |
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SEOUL, Jan. 25 (Yonhap)
-- Even the fairytale rise to implausible golfing
kingship depicted in the Hollywood blockbuster "Happy
Gilmore" doesn't come close to the storybook
achievements of Kim Jong-il, the late North Korean
leader who died last month. |
North Korean
legend has it that, on his maiden round, the country's
No. 1 man blew away even the earthly brilliance of
golf greats Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods as he
carded, wait for it, 11 holes-in-one.
Now, the scene of "Dear Leader" Kim's |
astonishing feat
has been opened up to an entirely different field of
mere mortals. At the DPRK (short for Democratic
People's Republic of Korea, North Korea's official
name) Amateur Golf Open, green-lighted to be played
over three days for the first time this year, any
golfer with the - Continue reading.... |
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A similar path
diverges for Bradley, Steele |
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We have come to
meet and greet people.
There wasn't
much that separated Keegan Bradley and Brendan Steele
last year.
They were PGA
Tour rookies and close friends. They won their first
tournament |
in Texas about
two months apart, Steele in San Antonio and Bradley in
Dallas. They played in one of Phil Mickelson's money
games at The Players Championship. Both made their
major championship debut at the PGA Championship, and
both were in the final two groups. |
Steele was tied
for the lead. Bradley was one shot behind.
That's where
it all changed.
Steele stumbled out of the gate and
shot a 77. Bradley took triple bogey on the 15th hole,
but rallied to force a playoff - Continue
reading...... |
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Mickelson, Watson set for Torrey
Pines spotlight
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SAN DIEGO, Jan 24 (Reuters) - With
Tiger Woods a
notable absentee from this week’s Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines,
American left-handers
Phil Mickelson and
Bubba Watson can expect to capture much of the spotlight. |
Mickelson, a three-times winner of
the PGA Tour event, lives in nearby Rancho Santa Fe and always attracts
hordes of fans while Watson, one of the biggest hitters in the game, will
command extra attention as defending champion. |
Watson held off a late charge by
Mickelson to claim last year’s title by one shot and used that victory as
a springboard for the most successful campaign of his career. - Continue
reading...... |
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