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The 7-and-0 Crimson Tide are hosting a Tennessee team that's 0 0 0 0 0-and 0 0 0 0 under first-year Vols coach Lane Kiffin.
Diminutive Fowler could have huge future
Since Tiger Woods became professional golf's next great star in 1996, the sport has been in search of the next Tiger Woods.
Golf: Berg, Oh tied for lead at PGA qualifier in Dayton
Derek Berg and Ted Oh are tied for the lead at 17-under par 199 after three rounds of the Stage One PGA Tour Qualifying tournament at Dayton Valley Golf & Country Club.
Matteson's second 61 gives him a 3-shot lead
SCOTTSDALE a ' Troy Matteson had never shot a 61 until this week. Now he's done it in consecutive rounds to set a PGA Tour record.
20-year-old Fowler, Owen share Frys.com lead
Rickie Fowler, in his second U.S. PGA event since turning pro, shared the lead with Englishman Greg Owen halfway through the Frys.com Open on Friday.
Van Pelt in pairing with former major winners
Richmond native Bo Van Pelt will play in the first round of the PGA Tour Frys.com Open at Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Ariz., on Thursday in a pairing with former major championship winners Justin Leonard and Mike Weir.
Fry's.com Open 'building some momentum' in Scottsdale
It's not hard to be overshadowed by Scottsdale's FBR Open, the PGA Tour's best-attended tournament.
Robert Allenby said Wednesday he has apologized to Anthony Kim about his comments after losing to the American in the Presidents Cup, and both golfers said the issue was over.
On target, then Shark's masterstroke ends up in rough
THERE was a moment late last week when Greg Norman's decision to pick Adam Scott for the Presidents Cup looked like a masterstroke.
U.S. Looks To Run Away in Singles To Win the Cup : Tom Yantz | On the Tee
Here's who I like in the final singles matches today in the Presidents Cup: Hunter Mahan defeats Camilo Villegas This is simple: Mahan makes more big putts.
Presidents Cup not a preview of the Ryder Cup
SAN FRANCISCO This had all the trappings of an international incident, at least by golf's standards.
Inman: Mickelson earning the love
A man walks into a bar at the Presidents Cup and "... Keep reading, this is a true story.
Mickelson's choice proves to be golden again
Sean O'Hair became the latest American golfer to benefit from a partnership with Phil Mickelson.
Big Performances Give Internationals a Boost
A Friday that started out well for international golf with the announcement that the sport will return to the Olympic Games after a 112-year absence closed on a harmonious note, with a late charge by a determined group of players who kept their Presidents Cup hopes alive with a 3-3 split.
Small lead for US in Presidents Cup
The team captains act like they would rather have a few drinks together and settle things with a flip of a coin so there won't be any hard feelings.
Leonard gets over miss with a prank
Justin Leonard took a while to cool down after missing a 3-foot putt that cost the Americans a point in the opening session of the Presidents Cup.
a Us Lead, a Moral Victory for International
International Presidents Cup team player Retief Goosen, left, from South Africa, congratulates... International Presidents Cup team player Retief Goosen, left, from South Africa, congratulates partner Y.E. Yang, from South Korea, after halving their foursomes match against Amercians Jim Furyk and Justin Leonard at the Presidents Cup at Harding Park ...
This weeks major golf tournaments
Course: Harding Park Golf Course . Television: Golf Channel and NBC . Format: United States vs.
Caddies looking like real Giants
The American caddies endeared themselves to the gallery at Harding Park on the final day of practice by wearing San Francisco Giants jerseys with their players' name stitched on the back.
'Back guru' keeps Mickelson in game
Phil Mickelson greets former U.S. president Bill Clinton during the United States team photo session on a practice day for the Presidents Cup golf tournament in San Francisco on Tuesday.
2009 Presidents Cup: Tuesday practice round and photo gallery
Past President Bill Clinton chats with US Team members Justin Leonard, Hunter Mahan and US assistant coach Michael Jordan during the team photo shoot at the 2009 Presidents Cup The 2009 Presidents Cup may not officially begin until Thursday, but there was plenty of action at Harding Park during Tuesday's practice round.
Gillespie: Presidents Cup is low on drama
What's your favorite Ryder Cup memory? Is it the U.S. win in 1991 at Kiawah's Ocean Course, the now-infamous "War by the Shore"? Or maybe Justin Leonard's cross-green bomb of a putt to all but lock up the 1999 Cup and break a long U.S. drought? Or perhaps it's last summer's electrifying matches: the joy of Kenny Perry, Hunter Mahan's snaking birdie ...
Carnoustie return inspires Lawrie
Paul Lawrie is hoping a family trip down memory lane can be the inspiration as he looks to retrace his steps of former glories in the north-east this week.
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