Archive for October, 2010
The Golf Blog: Tiger Woods will lose World No. 1 ranking — finally!
Yazan: mulligan | 27 October 2010 | Comments Off
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The Golf Blog says: Next Monday, Tiger Woods — who hasn’t won all year — will finally lose his reign at World No. 1 in golf, either to Lee Westwood or Martin Kaymer (if he wins this week). All of this proves 1 thing: the Official World Golf Rankings are a complete joke. They rely [...]
Jonathan Byrd scores 1st “walk off” hole-in-one on PGA Tour
Yazan: mulligan | 25 October 2010 | Comments Off
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Wow, this shot is amazing! Congrats to Jonathan Byrd for winning Justin Timberlake’s tourney. Tweet This Post
The Golf Blog: Greg Norman announces 3rd marriage + says Tiger Woods’ chance of beating Jack Nicklaus’ record are getting “slimmer and slimmer”
Yazan: mulligan | 18 October 2010 | Comments Off
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The Golf Blog says: Greg Norman, the winner of 2 major championships (and several near misses or collapses at majors), is now getting married for the 3rd time–this time, a long time friend, Kirsten Kutner. As former wife Chris Evert quipped, Greg likes to “work fast.” Indeed, he does. Meanwhile, at the media day at [...]
The Golf Blog launches new website TigerWoodsvJackNicklaus.com
Yazan: mulligan | 16 October 2010 | Comments Off
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The Golf Blog says: Dear readers, as we mentioned in our last post, we’ve launched a new website at TigerWoodsvJackNicklaus.com. The site is devoted to analyzing Tiger’s quest to beat Jack Nicklaus’s 18 major record. Check it out! And spread the word! Thanks! The Golf Blog Tweet This Post
Why Tiger Woods will beat Jack Nicklaus – The Golf Blog’s Tiger Woods v. Jack Nicklaus chart
Yazan: mulligan | 14 October 2010 | Comments Off
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Click here to for ENLARGED IMAGE Click here for Interactive Chart The Golf Blog says: OK, golf fans, we’ve launched a new website at tigerwoodsvjacknicklaus.com (click Interactive Chart above) dedicated to analyzing the Tiger Woods v. Jack Nicklaus competition for major victories. Last month, Tiger Woods said that he still “absolutely” believes he will beat [...]
The Golf Blog: Jimmy Kimmel mashes up Tiger Woods + Brett Favre voicemails to women
Yazan: mulligan | 12 October 2010 | Comments Off
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Hilarious! Which voice mail is more desperate — the one from Tiger Woods or allegedly from Brett Favre? Tweet This Post
The Golf Blog: Michelle Wie turns 21 today, is the best yet to come?
Yazan: mulligan | 11 October 2010 | Comments Off
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The Golf Blog says: Nearly 7 years ago, the very first post on The Golf Blog was a post about Michelle Wie. Back then, Michelle was 14 years old and the youngest player to ever play a PGA event. She almost made the Sony Open cut. We were so euphoric back then, we predicted: “If [...]
The Golf Blog: Mark O’Meara talks about victory at Constellation Energy Senior Players
Yazan: mulligan | 11 October 2010 | Comments Off
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The Golf Blog says: Congrats, Mark. Well done! Tweet This Post
The Golf Blog: Jenn Sterger’s YouTube videos, Brett Favre’s “Tiger Woods” moment
Yazan: mulligan | 09 October 2010 | Comments Off
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The Golf Blog says: The NFL is investigating the recent allegations made by Deadspin blog that Brett Favre allegedly left voice mails and indecent photos of himself (sexting) on the phone of Jenn Sterger, then apparently a “GameDay Host” for the New York Jets. We don’t want to believe it, but, as Arnold Schwarzenegger said [...]
The Golf Blog: Sun Mountain Golf owner apologizes to Corey Pavin + US Ryder Cup team for raingear that didn’t work
Yazan: mulligan | 06 October 2010 | Comments Off
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The Golf Blog says: This is the public apology issued by Sun Mountain Golf. Sun Mountain Sports is very sorry for the way our rain suits performed at the Ryder Cup. We will apologize to Corey & Lisa Pavin and the U.S. team at our earliest opportunity, and hope they will accept our heartfelt apology [...]
