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Peter Lonard is about to discover whether the fire still burns. Whether he still wants it.
The Forgotten Seven From The 2009 Pga Tour Season
As the 2009 PGA Tour winded down its season we watched with excitement as 2010 Tour cards were secured at the Nationwide Tour Championship, at the regular season's last event at Disney and this past Monday at Q-School. A We forgot to look back at the big picture of 2009 and the poor souls who had a Tour card back in January but fell out of the Top ...
New layout, same feel for Australian PGA
The Australian PGA Championship returns to Hyatt Regency Coolum on Queensland's Sunshine Coast for the 8th staging of the event there although in 2009 the tournament gets a new look.
Some need miracle at Children's Classic
The final event of the 2009 PGA Tour season is played this week in Orlando and for several Australians it is potentially the most important event of the year.
Woods to battle crowds, heat at Australian Masters
Spectators watch as Tiger Woods of the US chips the ball onto the green during the Pro-Am for the Australian Masters tournament at the Kingston Heath golf course, his first tournament in Australia for 11 years, in Melbourne, yesterday MELBOURNE: Tiger Woods must overcome packed crowds, scorching heat and a strong local contingent bent on humbling ...
Tiger in tank: hole in one for gold tourism
Victoria outsmarted NSW to lure the sport's $1b man back to Australia, where he has never won a tournament, writes John Mangan.
Food to golf, quite a week at Atunyote
Give me some fine food, four days of golf, records that are broken and broken again, a little bit of sunshine and a playoff that doesn't end, and you've really made my week.
PGA Tour players pledge to help find a sponsor for their favorite tournament
As the search begins for a new title sponsor to take over after the 2010 Verizon Heritage, one of the biggest questions is what would happen if no new sponsor emerges.
Pga Blog: Final round is not so final
Matt Kuchar and Vaughn Taylor still are tied at the end of two sudden-death playoff holes.
Pga Blog: The final round starts like the first, wet
The final round of the Turning Stone Resort Championship is today in Vernon. The O-D staff will bring you updates from the course including interviews with players and fans.
On a ghastly day at Atunyote, the complaints were moderate . . . and the birdies were many
Flipping on the parking-lot lights in the middle of the afternoon is no way to greet patrons on the opening day of any golf tournament.
Dubliner plays himself into contention and now lies just four shots behind Australian leader Peter Lonard Mark Jones Co Louth PLAYER starts day in a tie for 67th place, player finishes day in a tie for fourth.
Scott's slump continues at Wyndham
Adam Scott's inexplicable slump continued when he missed the cut after a shocking second round at the Wyndham Championship on Friday.
Lonard posts a low number at last
PETER Lonard showed signs of life today. The affable Sydneysider took advantage of his early tee time to card a solid two-under-par 68 in the opening round at the Wyndham Championship Greensboro, North Carolina.
The Jeju Native Who Defeated the 'Invincible' Tiger
When Tiger Woods fell into a slump as an amateur golfer in his teens, his mother, who is Thai, recommended that he compete in a red shirt.
Talk about a lucky No. 7.Mike Weir joined what is believed to be a record run on hole-in-ones with a third-round ace at the par-3 fourth hole yesterday.
Spectators leave the golf course after play was cancelled for the day due to an extreme thunderstorm during round three of the RBC Canadian Open at Glen Abbey Golf Club on July 26, 2009 in Oakville, Ontario, Canada.
Jason Day stalks leaders at John Deere
Young Australian Jason Day continued to impress as he surged up the first-day leaderboard at the US PGA Tour's John Deere Classic.
No. 11 unlucky for world's No. 1
BETHESDA, Md. - " If it weren't for the 11th hole, Tiger Woods would have a comfortable lead at his own tournament.
David Kim leads Pga at&T National
Defending champion David Kim shot a record 8-under-par 62 Thursday and holds a two-stroke lead after the first round of the PGA AT&T National in Bethesda, Md.
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