Tiger Woods to be paired with Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy for first two rounds of PGA Championship
TULSA, Okla. — Tiger Woods' quest for a fifth PGA Championship victory will start Thursday on the back nine of Southern Hills Country Club.
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Tiger Woods says repaired right leg will 'keep getting stronger' as he prepares for upcoming PGA Championship
TULSA, Okla. — As Tiger Woods prepares to try to win his fifth PGA Championship this week, he said his surgically repaired right leg is stronger than it was at the Masters five weeks ago, when he struggled to climb the sloping hills of Augusta National Golf Club, one of the most demanding walks in golf.
Tiger Woods says repaired right knee will 'keep getting stronger' as he prepares for upcoming PGA Championship
TULSA, Oklahoma — As Tiger Woods prepares to try to win his fifth PGA Championship this week, he said his surgically repaired right leg is stronger than it was at the Masters five weeks ago, when he struggled to climb the sloping hills of Augusta National Golf Club, one of the most demanding walks in golf.
Woods back in PGA spotlight, Mickelson still in the shadows
TULSA, Oklahoma : Tiger Woods will be back in the global golf spotlight when the PGA Championship gets underway this week but defending champion Phil Mickelson, his great rival and the player he has been tethered to throughout much of his career, will not.
Tiger Woods prepares for PGA Championship, says he's gotten 'stronger' since Masters
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SANDBECK (4:10) can leave her rivals in the dust for Ed Bethell in the Premier Handicap at Ripon. The filly showed a willing attitude to deny Crush And Run on her recent comeback at Nottingham. The three-year-old looks open to plenty of progress so she can strike again back over six furlongs.
Phil Mickelson continues to pay a heavy price for chasing Saudi payday
In his newly published and excellent book Tiger and Phil: Golf’s Most Fascinating Rivalry, Bob Harig describes the scene in the scoring tent at the conclusion of the 2002 US PGA Championship. That Rich Beem makes no worse than a bogey at the 72nd hole ensures a surprise one-stoke victory over Tiger Woods. Fred Funk looks on, bemused, as Woods bellows: “Yes!” Prompted to clarify his obscure move, Woods states: “That’s Rich Beem one, Phil Mickelson zero.” Lefty remained without a major title. The scale of antipathy between Mickelson and Woods was illustrated by the latter’s strange display of emotion.