Golf
Schwartzel on a roll as he cruises to Joburg win
Charl Schwartzel won his second consecutive European Tour event with a six-stroke victory in the Joburg Open in Johannesburg yesterday.
Inside Golf
The Hacker: Course of action is required as we share in Tiger's falling stock
Sunday, 17 January 2010
The world is waiting for Tiger Woods to return to the golf course but never mind him, when are we hackers going to get a chance to swing a club?
Probe called into Tiger Woods child abuse claim
Tuesday, 12 January 2010
A Florida lawmaker is calling for an investigation into who made a bogus claim that Tiger Woods' children were being abused.
Harrington sets out Major plan for Grand Slam
Tuesday, 12 January 2010
It's a wintry Saturday morning and the fields of Rathmichael are covered by a thick, soft blanket of snow, yet the conversation around the table in Padraig Harrington's kitchen has turned to salad days at golf's Majors.
Schwartzel holds on for Africa title
Monday, 11 January 2010
Charl Schwartzel claimed his fourth European Tour title after his final round 67 was good enough to help him win the Africa Open in East London, South Africa yesterday.
Stenson leaves it late to claim Royal Trophy for Europe and Monty
Monday, 11 January 2010
Colin Montgomerie received the perfect tonic ahead of this year's Ryder Cup as his European team edged a thrilling final day's singles against Asia to reclaim the Royal Trophy yesterday.
Golden Bear predicts Tiger will struggle to catch him
Sunday, 10 January 2010
It has always been a question of when and not if – but now Jack Nicklaus is not sure. In fact, the Golden Bear feels that if Tiger Woods's "indefinite break" from golf stretches too far into 2010 then his major record may yet live to fight another generation.
The Hacker: How Nixon learned about rough justice
Sunday, 10 January 2010
One of the most heartening sights for a hacker over the Christmas holidays were pictures of the President of the United States bashing his way around a golf course in Hawaii.
Game maker sticks with Tiger Woods
Tuesday, 5 January 2010
Electronic Arts is standing behind Tiger Woods and plans to go ahead with the release this month of an online game featuring the embattled golf superstar.
Tiger strikes a pose
Tuesday, 5 January 2010
The shamed golfer Tiger Woods may have disappeared from the public eye for now, but he may not have escaped further humiliation after the February 2010 edition of Vanity Fair released pictures of him working out.
Ryder Cup win would be my major, says Montgomerie
Monday, 4 January 2010
Scot expects Rory McIlroy to play key role in European attempt to reclaim trophy
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