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Lee Westwood plays like Tiger Woods in Dubai
Lee Westwood has either discovered the secret of eternal youth or he is putting on a gala performance of impersonating Tiger Woods to take control of both the Dubai World Championship and the Race to Dubai.
12 hrs ago | Golf World
Wie and Woods can expect to share the golf stage again
Tiger Woods won on Sunday by two strokes in Australia for his seventh victory of the year, but he wasn't the biggest story in golf.
Tiger Woods for Android Review
One of the powerful things about the Android, in my opinion, is the fact that you are not held captive by one way of getting applications for your phone.
THE code GR2 T will forever bring a smile to Horsham golf fanatic Ian Fechner. That code allowed Fechner a `fly on the wall' view of the world's number one golfer Tiger Woods during his third round at the Australian Masters in Melbourne on Saturday.
GOLF: Surry ready for Tour push
TROWBRIDGE golfer Steve Surry is quietly confident he can fulfill his dream and make it onto the European Tour for the first time when he competes for a place in the final qualifying round in Spain this weekend.
Woods, Wie, FedEx Cup receive inaugural Smitters
Submitted by Garry Smits on Thu, 11/19/2009 - 14:54. The professional golf season is pretty much over.
Tiger 101? College prof explains the 'Woods effect' Top players play worse against Tiger Woods.
American Sam Querrey on mend from accident
American Sam Querrey is back practicing for his return to the ATP Tour after he cut two muscles in his right forearm when he sat on a glass table that broke in Thailand.
The economic stimulus program of Tiger Woods
Here's an example of a public stimulus program I can't see happening in Canada: Victoria state in Australia was reported by local media to have stumped up US$1.5 million towards a US$3 million appearance fee needed to get Tiger Woods to play in the Australian Masters on the weekend.
Wie's 1st LPGA Title a Shot of Confidence for U.S. Golf
Michelle Wie's win at the Lorena Ochoa Invitational in Guadalajara, Mexico, on Monday was a long time in coming for the U.S., the center stage of the golf world.
On Deck: Mayweather-Pacquiao fight won't happen
North Carolina has never played Duke in an NCAA title game for basketball. Furthermore, there's never even been an NCAA title game in football.
Still wearing his gold jacket from winning the Australian Masters, with his car waiting to take him to the airport, Tiger Woods had one more stop to make at Kingston Heath.
Australian Masters 'should join OneAsia'
Tiger-mania aside, it's time the Australian Masters dumped the European Tour and jumped on the fast-rising OneAsia Tour, says longtime golf tournament promoter Tony Roosenberg.
Steve Cameron: Monday thoughts: Dog, Tiger, Sharks
Seems like an awful lot happened this week. Maybe we should have guessed it would be eventful after the 49ers found a quarterback worse than any of their own.
The Galveston County Daily News
While the PGA Tour was playing its season finale down in Florida, which was won by Trinidad-born Stephen Ames, Tiger Woods was 'down under,' rallying to win the Australian Masters on Sunday after a temper tantrum, which saw him bounce his driver into the gallery as he fell into a tie for the lead Saturday.
The Tiger Woods Effect [The Frontal Cortex]
Jonah Lehrer is a contributing editor at Wired. He's also written for The New Yorker, Seed, Nature, the Boston Globe and is a contributor to Radio Lab .
Wie's victory gives LPGA a lift
Michelle Wie from the United States celebrates with her parents after winning the Lorena Ochoa Invitational LPGA tournament in Guadalajara, Mexico, on Sunday.
Giving new definition to being on tour
Tiger Woods first made his move in the Australian Masters in the middle of the opening round, getting his name on the leaderboard next to a player named "Jordan" that even some of the local fans did not recognize.
Tiger Woods is a big attraction down under
As a child, of course, Tiger Woods listed his stratospheric goals such as becoming a professional golfer, surpassing Jack Nicklaus' record of 18 major titles and administering cardiopulmonary resuscitation to the Australian Masters.
Tiger Woods smiles again and lights up Melbourne at Australian Masters
In the last round of the Australian Masters, on Kingston Heath, one of the world's great courses, Woods played the sort of golf of which only he is capable.
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