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What Can We Expect from Kenny Perry in 2009?
Kenny Perry’s consistently stellar play in 2008 was shocking to say the least. Perry won three events, had seven top-10 finishes and was fifth on the PGA Tour’s money list with earnings of more than $4...
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Five Players Who Could Win Their First Major in 2009
As we head into the 2009 PGA Tour season, there are many questions surrounding some of the game’s top players. No one knows when Tiger Woods will return and how affective he will be once he does...
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PGA Tour Announces 2009 FedEx Cup Playoff Format
On Tuesday, the PGA Tour announced its latest modifications to a FedEx Cup format that was in desperate need of yet another face-lift...
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After Tiger Woods, Financial Crisis Hits Fred Couples
Just two days after GM announced that will be discontinuing their sponsorship deal with Tiger Woods, Fred Couple appears to be the next big-name golfer to be hit by the financial crisis...
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The Five Most Influential Golfers of All Time
Throughout golf’s rich history there have been many players that have had a lasting impact on the game. However, these five players have had a more significant impact on the game at large than any of the others...
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The Financial Crisis Hits Tiger Woods, and He Won't Be the Last
We all knew that the current financial crises would affect the PGA Tour in one way or another. What we didn’t know, however, was that Tiger Woods, of all people, would be the first one ...
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Will 2009 Be Sergio Garcia's Year?
Several years ago, someone somewhere came up with the phrase “the best player to have never won a major.” If you didn’t know any better you’d think that whoever thought ...
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PGA Tour: Biggest Questions for the 2009 Season
The 2008 PGA Tour season has provided us with some shocking moments to say the least. Tiger Woods won the US Open on one leg before shutting it down for the rest of the season to undergo reconstructive knee surgery...
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Jason Hak: The Next Tiger Woods?
On Friday, 14-year-old Jason Hak became the youngest player ever to make the cut in a European Tour event. Hak, who was born in Hong Kong but now makes his home in Lake Mary, Florida, shot ...
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Paul Azinger in 2010? Why Not?!
The USPGA typically selects a new Ryder Cup captain within two months of the conclusion of the previous Ryder Cup. However, this year, the USPGA has still not yet named name the 2010 American Ryder Cup team captain...
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What Ever Happened To Match Play?
In golf’s early years, match play style tournaments were far more widespread than they are today. The US Amateur, which was considered one of golf’s majors many years ago as well as the PGA Championship, were both match play events...
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Recent Technological Advancements Have Allowed Men To Watch Sports In Peace
It is a tale as old as time. Man wants to sit on the couch and wants sports, while woman wants to do absolutely anything other than sit on the couch and watch sports...
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Erik Compton's Miraculous Run Ends
Author John Feinstein referred to Q-School as golf’s fifth major in his widely popular book Tales from Q-School. The PGA Tour Qualifying School events are arguably the most pressure-packed tournaments in all of golf...
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Sam Snead: A Forgotten Great
When thinking of the greatest golfers of all time, names such as Nicklaus, Jones, Hagan, Hogan, and Woods are typically the first that come to mind...
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The Demise Of The Sunday Afternoon Charge
In professional golf, there are four events each year that garner more attention and provide a greater test of skill than any of the others; the Majors...
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One Record That Will Never Fall
In the coming years we will more than likely see the rewriting of just about every golfing record there is. Tiger Woods is on pace to completely shatter Jack Nicklaus’ record of 18 career major wins...
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Tim Finchem's Legacy Will Largely Depend on the FedEx Cup
Not since the days of the great Bobby Jones has America experienced such tremendous growth in the popularity of golf. Never in the history of the sport has the popularity of the game of golf spread like wildfire to nearly every corner of the world...
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Sergio Garcia Surpasses Phil Mickelson to Become World's Second Ranked Player
While the bottom half of the PGA Tour were battling it out for their 2009 PGA Tour cards at Disney World, the big dogs were over in China competing in the HSBC Champions' tournament...
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Davis Love III Achieves A Career-Long Dream
Disney World has made billions upon billions of dollars through branding itself as the place where miracles happen and dreams come true...
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Jeff Overton Braves the Pain to Retain His PGA Tour Card
Jeff Overton currently sits in the much sought after 125th spot on the PGA Tour’s money list heading into this week’s Children's Miracle Network Classic, which began today in Lake Buena Vista, Fla...
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Can Ernie Els Make it Back to the Top?
Ernie Els burst onto the PGA Tour in 1994 and within just a few months, he had captured his first major when he won the US Open at Oakmont Country Club...
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Will the Race to Dubai Divert Golfers from the PGA Tour?
We are all painfully aware of the complete economic meltdown we have experienced here in America over the past few months. At the end of the day, sports are a business and a big business at that...
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The Most Powerful Player in the History of the Game
When watching old-time golf films, the first noticeable difference between the game then and now, other than the ridiculous looking outfits, is the difference in equipment...
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David Toms Throws in the Towel for 2008
David Toms has 12 career PGA Tour wins, but is probably best known for his spectacular hole in one on the 15th hole of his final round at the 2001 PGA Championship, eventually leading to his first and only major win...
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Erik Compton: The Personification Of Courageousness
Tiger Woods winning the US Open on one leg this past June was certainly impressive. Ben Hogan’s return to win the 1950 US Open at Merion a year after a car accident that nearly took ...

