Tag Archives: Tiger Woods
Charlie Woods Misses Cut at U.S. Junior Amateur At Oakland Hills
Tiger Woods visited Oakland Hills Golf Club last month to watch his son, 15-year-old Charlie compete in the U.S. Junior Amateur. Charlie did not advance out of the 36-hole medal play portion of the tournament, but larger than normal crowds turned out to watch the action. Normally the crowds at a U.S. Junior Amateur are […]
Storylines From The 2023-24 PGA Tour Season
Football season is about to start and that means the end of the PGA Tour regular season is rapidly approaching. After the Olympics, the Wyndham Championship, August 8-11, will be the final event before the season-ending playoffs. The Playoffs will begin with the FedEx St. Jude Championship in steamy Memphis, August 15-18 followed by the […]
When They Were Young
By Lee Pace Ben Hogan was a 30-year-old journeyman when the PGA Tour came to Pinehurst in March 1940. Hogan had been playing for eight years and didn’t have a win to show for it. He was out of money — and confidence. If he didn’t crack the winner’s circle that year, he was going […]
Tiger Woods Was the #1 2021 Golf Story
Tiger’s car crash, rehabilitation, and eventual return to play in the PNC Father/Child tournament in December, was the biggest story in golf in 2021.
Flint Native Willie Mack III Gets Exemption in 2 PGA Tour Events
Willie Mack III made an unexpected debut on the PGA Tour, Jan. 28 in the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines – but he missed the cut after two rounds. A week prior, Tiger Woods announced that Mack – a native of Flint – as the recipient of the Charlie Sifford Memorial Exemption into the […]
I Witnessed Tiger Woods’ Masters Victory Bring Americans Together
By Carol Cain I began Masters’ Sunday morning in Starkville, Mississippi returning from watching some close friends’ son play in Mississippi State University’s annual spring football game. As I sat at the airport, deep in the middle of bright red state Trump country, another shade of red was on display and generating palatable excitement for African Americans, Caucasians, young […]