US PGA Championship provides update on Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson
Tiger Woods and defending champion Phil Mickelson have been included in the 156-man field to play at next week’s US PGA Championship.
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Mickelson and Woods remain in field for PGA Championship
Defending champion Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods were both listed on the PGA Championship field but their appearance in Tulsa, Oklahoma, next week for the year's second major remains up in the air.
Open champion Collin Morikawa has say on Saudi-backed LIV Golf and declares: I'm only interested in memories not money
Collin Morikawa, the Open champion, insists he’s more interested in memories than money in his career, admitting he doesn’t even know how much he earned for his Claret Jug win at Royal St George’s last year.
Muthiya brews up a 63 to lead Stella Artois Players Championship
Zambian professional Madalitso Muthiya opened with a birdie and an eagle in his first two holes on his way to an eight-under-par 63 and the first-round lead in the Stella Artois Players Championship at Dainfern Golf Estate on Thursday.
SA golfer Schwartzel bags R5.7 million for Masters efforts
He may have fallen short in his quest for a second green jacket, but South African golfer Charl Schwartzel is laughing all the way to the bank after his efforts at the Masters over the weekend.
Tiger Woods To Make Late Start In Astonishing Augusta Masters Comeback
Tiger Woods continues his remarkable comeback from severe leg injuries Friday with an afternoon tee time at the Masters, the legend firmly in title contention early in the second round. The 15-time major champion battled through pain to walk the hilly 7,510-yard Augusta National layout, firing a one-under par 71 in Thursday's opening round to share 10th. "I'm right where I need to be," Woods said. Woods was four strokes behind South Korean leader Im Sung-jae after 18 holes and remained that far adrift in breezy conditions early Friday.
Tiger Woods Tees Off In Improbable Quest For Sixth Masters Title
Tiger Woods launched his improbable quest for a record-equalling sixth Masters title on Thursday, 14 months after a rollover car crash left him with injuries so severe he feared he would lose his right leg. The 46-year-old, who has fallen to 973rd in the world rankings, said this week he thought his game was good enough to win a 16th major championship. But he acknowledged his surgically repaired leg was an unknown quantity heading into his first top-flight competitive round in 17 months on the hilly, 7,510-yard Augusta National course. "You know, 72 holes is a long road, and it's going to be a tough challenge and a challenge that I'm up for," Woods said days before the tournament.
Schwartzel leads SA charges as 2 golfers make Masters cut
Only two of the four South African golfers in this week's 86th Masters at Augusta National have made the cut for the weekend.