Archives for: June 2007
Jun
30
After going six-over in her first nine holes of her second round, Michelle Wie withdrew from the U.S. Women's Open. WorldGolf.com's Brandon Tucker said Wie was getting her wrist checked out by doctors prior to her exit.
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Jun
30
U.S. Women's Open slowed by rain; Furyk, Perry leaders at Buick Open; Tiger Woods loses a home to fire
Send feedback »Rain suspended most the action at the U.S. Women's Open in Southern Pines, N.C. Brandon Tucker and Jennifer Mario report live from the big event. ...
Kenny Perry shot a sizzling 63 to put himself in a three-way tie for the lead at 10-under at the Bu… more »
Jun
29
LPGA Tour Rookie Angela Park, 18, carded a 3-under-par-68 to reach the top of the leaderboard during an opening round Thursday of the U.S. Women's Open at Pine Needles, which was ultimately suspended due to weather. Afternoon thunderstorms delayed the co… more »
Jun
28
U.S. Women's Open kicks off; Out of Buick Open, Tiger, Mickelson to return to tour at AT&T National
2 feedbacks »The U.S. Women's Open starts today at Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club in Southern Pines, N.C. Annika Sorenstam will try to defend her title in a field that includes world No. 1 Lorena Ochoa, Morgan Pressel, Karrie Webb and Michelle Wie …
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Jun
27
A man who lost his ball in a water hazard at the Lake Venice Golf Club yesterday was attacked by an alligator when trying to retrieve it. An 11-foot, one-eyed alligator grabbed the arm of Bruce Burger, 50, and pulled him into the water when the golfer re… more »
Jun
26
Following signals by PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem that the tour is considering instituting a performance-enhancing drug testing program, Champions Tour President Rick George said yesterday that the over-50 circuit will follow the PGA's lead ...
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Jun
25
Hunter Mahan defeated Jay Williamson on the first playoff hole at the Travelers Championship yesterday for his first PGA Tour victory. Mahan finished second in the event last year …
"Knowing that you can win and actually winning are two different th… more »
Jun
24
Jay Williamson, playing on a sponsor's exemption, has a one-shot lead heading into the final round of the Traveler's Championship, with Hunter Mahan in second. Second-round leader David Toms is two back, while Fred Funk is three off the pace at 8-under.… more »
Jun
23
Tiger Woods pulls out of Buick Open; Toms and Williamson lead Travelers; Duval skips British Open
1 feedback »As General Motors announced that it intends to use Tiger Woods in more diverse ways than a Buick pitch man, the World's No. 1 golfer announced he'd be skipping next week's Buick Open to devote more time to his wife Elin, and newborn daughter, Sam Alexis.… more »
Jun
22
Hunter Mahan shot an opening-round 62 yesterday to lead the Travelers Championship. Chris DiMarco is in second after carding a 6-under-par 64. Dimarco has been struggling with a shoulder injury all season and hasn't had a top-10 finish in 15 PGA starts more »
Jun
21
The PGA Tour has long said it doesn't need a performance-enhancing drug testing policy, yet there are indications one might well be on its way …
"We don’t have a rule on performance-enhancing drugs," tour commissioner Tim Finchem said at the Trave… more »
Jun
20
Michelle Wie has pulled out of the PGA Tour John Deere Classic, saying she still hasn't fully recuperated from the wrist injury she initially sustained in February. The decision follows poor performances at the Ginn Tribute Hosted by Annika and the LPGA… more »
Jun
19
Tiger Woods is a father. His wife Elin gave birth to a daughter, Sam Alexis Woods, early Monday morning, according to his Web site.
"Both Elin and Sam are doing well and resting peacefully," Woods wrote. "We want to thank our doctors and the hospital… more »
Jun
19
The wrist injury that Phil Mickelson agitated chipping from the rough at the Oakmont Country Club will keep him out of this week's Travelers Championship. A doctor told Mickelson not to play for at least two weeks. Mickelson did not make the cut at last… more »
Jun
18
Angel Cabrera held off Tiger Woods and Jim Furyk yesterday to win the 107th U.S. Open. The 37-year-old journeyman Argentine shot a final round one-under 69. Cabrera was the only player to finish with two rounds under par at Oakmont, a course that has rec… more »

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