Sep 11, 2008 | The Clarion-Ledger
Despite Atlanta's worst season since 1990, longtime Braves manager Bobby Cox vowed Wednesday to return next season.
Coolum lures Ogilvy home for the summer
To again be played at the Hyatt Regency Coolum on Queensland's Sunshine Coast from December 4 - ' 7, the presence of Ogilvy, Scott and Lonard sets the wheels in motion for what promises to be yet another ...
Geoff Ogilvy adds PGA to program
FORMER US Open champion Geoff Ogilvy is a confirmed starter at the Australian PGA Championship at Coolum in December.
Big dry: Aussie golfers' PGA drought goes on
IT'S been four months since an Australian golfer won on the U.S. PGA Tour, a veritable drought by modern standards.
Lonard cards four-under in opening round
Peter Lonard has carded four-under-par 66 in the opening round at the Wyndham Championship on Thursday.
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Scott feeling scratchy ahead of final major
Adam Scott is trying to stay optimistic ahead of the US PGA Championships. Australian golfer Adam Scott says he is under prepared for the year's final major the US PGA Championship starting tonight in Michigan.
Oakland Hills the likely winner at PGA
The last major of the year, and perhaps the last major that golf's mere mortals will have to take advantage of Tiger Wood's absence, gets underway on Thursday at the famous or maybe infamous Oakland Hills ...
HOW different the golfing landscape is without Tiger Woods. The year's final major has turned into a lottery, with American Phil Mickelson the only player rated less than 20/1 to win at Oakland Hills.
Singh finds range on short putts, wins Bridgestone
After hitting his golf ball more than 17 miles over four days at Firestone Country Club, Vijay Singh agonized over the final 42 inches.
Aussie golfer Appleby came from nowhere with birdies at the 16th and 17th holes, and had another birdie chance from six metres at the last that did not drop after appearing to hit a spike mark.
Sights, stats and sounds from Bridgestone: Final round
Quotable "I'll do my washing, pretty exciting stuff, and I might have a few drinks once I get to Detroit." Peter Lonard, on his plans for Sunday night "How many methods has he tried? He's done all but grip it ...
Vijay Singh captures 1st World Golf Championship
Vijay Singh, from Fiji, celebrates after winning the World Golf Championships at Firestone Country Club, Sunday, Aug.
WGC Insider: Frustrated Lonard, O'Hair waste golden opportunities at Bridgestone
Stuart Appleby of Australia enjoys his birdie putt on the par-3 12th hole on Saturday.
Lonard spins tale about trip to Egypt
' Australians can get culture shock just like the rest of us, as Peter Lonard attested to following his round at the Bridgestone Invitational on Friday.
Lonard focuses on game, more mellow vacation
Last September, Peter Lonard was so mentally drained that he chucked his clubs in the garage and headed for Egypt.
Belly putter helps Singh claim lead at Firestone
Vijay Singh, bidding for his first PGA Tour victory of the year, relied on his belly putter while grabbing a one-shot lead in Friday's second round at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.
A little testy over drug policy
When Tim Clark stepped out of the scoring trailer July 3 after the first round of the AT&T National, the diminutive South African was so incensed he could barely talk.
Woods isn't only golfer in surgery
Less than a month later, it was Fred Funk's turn. And Will MacKenzie's. Woods' revelation that he won the U.S. Open with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee and two stress fractures in his left ...
Man walks all Tour events despite disability
Silvis, Illinois -- Golf is a game of endurance. Walking five miles on a course can be tough especially when it's July in the Quad Cities.
Cerebral palsy no obstacle for D.J. Gregory walking every PGA event
The hill on the third hole of the TPC at Deere Run is imposingly steep. The slope could leave a person in good condition gasping for breath.