Geoff Ogilvy News

Stephen King's book The Green Mile details the lives of prisoners waiting to make the long trip down Death Row to meet Old Sparky.

Will the winner of the Order of Merit really be Europe's No 1 or the man with the most cash? Major flaw: Geoff Ogilvy led the rankings for 11 weeks despite not setting foot in Europe until the Scottish Open in July The Race To Dubai reaches a climax on Sunday and it will be some shoot-out in the desert.

Lee Westwood plays from a bunker on the 14th hole during the third round. A round of 66 by Lee Westwood and late mistakes by his young Race to Dubai rival Rory McIlroy gave the Englishman a considerable advantage with one round to go in the Dubai World Championship.

Geoff Ogilvy may be more than 200,000 clear of Ian Poulter in the Race to Dubai money list, as well as having the advantage over him in major titles won, but he is streets behind in one other duel.

The Tiger Woods Effect: More than 100,000 spectators jammed every vantage point around Kingston Heath over the Masters' week just to get a glimpse of the world's best player.

Fans of Tiger Woods and Geoff Ogilvy have come out in force with IMG announcing daily passes to Fridaya s second round of the Australian Masters have sold out.

MELBOURNE: Tiger Woods battled swirling breezes and some wayward driving to card a patient four-under-par 68 and take a three-stroke lead after the second round of the $1.4 million Australian Masters on Friday.

Playing for the first time Down Under in 11 years, before an enormous gallery only seen at major championships, Woods putted for birdie on every hole until the last one.

MELBOURNE has been saying it for years and now it's been confirmed - Melbourne is the best sporting city in the world.

GEOFF Ogilvy wishes he could have bottled the stream of good golf he found over Christmas last year running into 2009.

THE bookies have Tiger Woods at $2.60 to win this week's JBWere Masters in Melbourne, but the world No.

Phil Mickelson watches his tee shot on the eighth hole during the third round of the HSBC Champions tournament.

GOLF AUSTRALIA has cast its net far and wide for ''a player of similar stature'' to replace Greg Norman in the $1.5 million Australian Open at the NSW Golf Club, but it is almost mission impossible with the majority of golf's elite otherwise occupied in the first week of December.

Former University of Hawai'i golfer and 2004 Manoa Cup champion Ryan Perez can't wait to turn pro but he doesn't mind putting his dreams on hold to play in the Governor's Cup.

Anyone turning up at an autumnal Wentworth this weekend expecting to see the World Match Play Championship will be disappointed.

HSBC CHAMPIONS, Shenshan International Golf Club, Shanghai, China - The HSBC Champions was added to the World Golf Championships umbrella earlier this year, and the improved status has helped the field grow even better than before.

US PGA Tour player Steve Marino will play in the Australian PGA Championship in Queensland in December.

Tough times: Ian Baker-Finch says Scott needs to stay positive through the slump.

Martin Kaymer's narrow failure to make a birdie putt on the final green of the Castello Masters in Spain proved costly on two fronts.

IT'S right on two weeks today that Melbourne will be in golf mode as it hasn't been in years with the arrival on our shores of Tiger Woods for the Australian Masters at Kingston Heath from Thursday, November 12.