Camilo Villegas News

This sounds familiar: Greg Norman goes to the final round of a major with the lead.

And, no, we're not talking about 1996.

The 53-year-old, part-time golfer reclaimed a spot he used to know all too well in his prime, putting the Shark one more solid round away from becoming golf's oldest major champion in its oldest of major championships, the British Open.

What a nice wedding gift that would be: the claret jug.

Norman celebrated the three-week anniversary of his marriage to tennis great Chris Evert by shooting a 2-over 72 on Saturday, a brilliant round considering the fearsome, howling gusts that blew away a number of potential challengers and left everyone else hanging on for dear life.

This sounds familiar: Greg Norman goes to the final round of a major with the lead.

And, no, we're not talking about 1996.

The 53-year-old, part-time golfer reclaimed a spot he used to know all too well in his prime, putting the Shark one more solid round away from becoming golf's oldest major champion in its oldest of major championships, the British Open.

What a nice wedding gift that would be: the claret jug.

Norman celebrated the three-week anniversary of his marriage to tennis great Chris Evert by shooting a 2-over 72 on Saturday, a brilliant round considering the fearsome, howling gusts that blew away a number of potential challengers and left everyone else hanging on for dear life.

David Duval is ranked No. 1,087 in the world . He's played 12 tournaments in 2008, missed 10 cuts, withdrawn once, finished 60th once and shot one round under 70.

That Camilo Villegas feels entirely at home in the limelight was clear to everyone who witnessed his startling finish in the second round of the Open here yesterday.

CAMILO Villegas may be an overnight sensation in this part of the world thanks to Friday's record-breaking second round of 65 that started with two bogeys and ended with an incredible sequence of five birdies, ...

"When Kenny Perry chose to skip the Open Championship, preferring to play the PGA Tour's satellite event, not everyone thought it a poor move.

Spider-Man. Golf punk. Ripped. Call Camilo Villegas what you will. His agility while lining up putts on one leg and one finger has led to one nickname.

WHAT Camilo Villegas achieved at Royal Birkdale yesterday was a form of golfing evangelism, the kind of irresistible exhibition of verve and nerve than can result in the instant mass conversion of ...

I was woken just after 7am by screaming outside. "Oh Tiger!" said my beautiful wife, Elin.

Rocky Mountain News By Doug Ferguson Tiger Woods on crutches was supposed to be a chance for someone else to seize the spotlight at the British Open.

SOUTHPORT, England -- Amid the wretched English summer, a 26-year-old debutant from the sunny, pristine climate of Medellin, Colombia, shot an inconceivable 65 with a daydream five closing birdies at ruthless ...

Defending champion Jim Furyk headlines a list of notables that includes Anthony Kim, Fred Couples, Retief Goosen, Sean O'Hair and Camilo Villegas as well as Canadian PGA Tour stars Mike Weir of Bright's Grove, ...

At the end of the storm-lashed opening round of this year's Open the loudest sound audible above the howling wind was the persistent whine emitted by members of the US PGA Tour affronted by a course on which, ...

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Camilo Villegas birdied the final five holes to shoot a 5-under 65 in the second round of the British Open.

LIVERPOOL'S Nick Dougherty is banking on the power of positive thinking to propel him into contention for this week's Open Championship.

The youth movement in golf was going strong in the summer of 1997. Tiger Woods was coming off his first major championship, a 12-shot victory at the Masters to become its youngest champion at 21.

Tournament organisers have attempted to toughen the East Course to provide a more sterner challenge for the stellar international field that is assembled for the tournament.

Rodney Scites of Frederick and Louise Moroney Eof Gaithersburg sit alongside the 7th green watching third round play in the AT&T National on Saturday at Congressional.

BETHESDA, Md. -- Steve Marino used to consider it a treat the few times he played Congressional as a teenager.