Thursday Nov 19 | Zimbabwe Independent
IN Zimbabwean sports the name - Price' is synonymous with greatness, thanks to the legendary deeds of our former world number one golfer Nick Price, a World Golf Hall of Fame inductee.
Major progress teaches Rose value of patience
Justin Rose, having been a professional for five years, is older in golfing terms than most 22-year-olds, but if there is one thing a youngster needs time to appreciate it is the quality of patience.
Golf is still fun -- and relaxing -- for Fred Couples
Fred Couples' smooth swing and laid-back personality have helped make him one of golf's most popular players since he broke onto the PGA Tour in 1981.
Kerr, Petterson, Gulbis lead LPGA to 3-Tour Challenge win
The LPGA is catching up in 3-Tour Challenge victories. Cristie Kerr shot 4-under 32 on the back nine to lead the LPGA team to a win Tuesday in the Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge.
ADT golfers up to the (Skills) Challenge
Nick Price congratulates his partner Fred Funk, who was the winner for the Short Iron skill.
His style and attire: It might seem a little silly to say the thing I remember most about Payne was his now famous knickers, tam-o'-shanter hat, argyle socks and golf shoes.
Schwab Cup / Blackmar earns way to Sonoma
Phil Blackmar did more than win the Champions Tour event in San Antonio on Sunday - he also earned a trip to Sonoma for this week's Schwab Cup Championship.
Jupiter's Abell captures title in PBC Tournament of Champions
The business manager for Champions Tour golfer Nick Price, Abell, 48, fired a 1-one-par 71 with five birdies, a bogey and a triple bogey at the par-4 14th hole.
Every shoots 63 to lead Nationwide Tour finale
Matt Every shot a course-record 9-under 63 on Friday to take a one-stroke lead in the season-ending Nationwide Tour Championship.
Field set for AT&T Championship
The AT&T Championship may have missed out on luminaries such as Tom Watson, Nick Price and Tom Lehman this year, but tournament director Colby Callaway is counting on some familiar names to pick up the slack.
Forsman's 64 leads Champions Tour event
Dan Forsman reeled off six straight birdies Friday for an 8-under 64 and a one-shot lead after the first round of the Champions Tour Administaff Small Business Classic.
Teams set for ADT Golf Skills Challenge
The ADT Golf Skills Challenge will introduce another innovative format in 2009, adding a "Reverse Scramble" competition to the traditional situational shotmaking as eight PGA Tour pros compete for $800,000 in prize money.
Bonds, Jordan and the Presidents Cup
Barry Bonds was inside the ropes following Tiger Woods, which was alternately causing both great amusement and great consternation to the fans at the Presidents Cup.
Presidents Cup notebook: Ringing phones, rowdy fans help Woods, Stricker win
As incidents go, it was almost comical. And Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker hardly needed any help anyway.
Els hopeful of a decent start today
Ernie Els spoke to the state of the Presidents Cup when he sized up the pairings for the opening session at Harding Park and spelled out a best-case scenario for the International team.
Fred Couples: easygoing, hard to understand
The Presidents Cup will feature 34 matches over four days at Harding Park, bringing together the best players from everywhere in the world except Europe.
Golf: Bill Fields on Tom Watson at the Senior Players Championship
Golfers on the Champions Tour are of a vintage to be familiar with pinball machines.
International team needs to 'annoy' the Americans
Even at a relatively young age, the Presidents Cup does not lack for moments that reveal the passion and pressure when the best golfers in the world put the flag ahead of the bank account.
Birdie gives Pernice Champions debut win
Tom Pernice Jr. sank a 30-foot birdie putt on the final hole Sunday and won the SAS Championship in North Carolina, his first event on the Champions Tour.
Watson, Funk head field in Senior Players tourney
Even if Tom Watson won the British Open, it's hard to imagine his life would be much better than it is right now.
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