Tiger Woods is back, and he’s going to win all the majors forever. That seems to be the consensus reaction to Woods’ opening 4-under 66 to kick off The Greenbrier Classic in West Virginia on Thursday. Woods’ round at the Old White TPC concluded with three consecutive birdies, offsetting a disappointing, flashback-inducing double bogey on […]
Get a look at Tiger Woods’ first U.S. golf course design
July 1, 2015 by
While Tiger Woods is struggling on the golf course, his golf-course design business is booming. His first course opened last year in Mexico, and he has jobs in China and the United Arab Emirates. On top of that, Woods’ first design in the U.S. is also set to open in November. Bluejack National, which will […]
Tiger Woods flails at U.S. Open, will likely miss cut
June 19, 2015 by
Tiger Woods is still not back, at least not according to his play at the 115th U.S. Open. Woods carded bogeys on four of his first six holes, and then this happened on the par-5 eighth: To understand how bad Tiger’s round started, that was actually one of his better holes, as he scrambled to […]
You can bid to win a ball Tiger Woods used to win the 2005 Masters
June 12, 2015 by
If you’ve ever wanted to own a piece of golf history, a pretty incredible one is now up for auction. For the right bid, you can win the last ball Tiger Woods used to win the 2005 Masters. Grey Flannel Auctions has the Woods ball, tossed by then-caddie Steve Williams to a Masters patron after […]
Tiger Woods shoots career-worst 85 at Memorial
June 6, 2015 by
Tiger Woods made the cut at the Memorial Tournament on Friday, putting in a 6-footer on his last hole of the day to see the weekend. It might have been better had he missed. Woods followed up rounds of 73 and 70 at Muirfield Village Golf Club with career-worst, 13-over 85. That score is three […]
Tiger Woods rallies for 1-over 73, well back at Memorial
June 5, 2015 by
When Tiger Woods made the turn on Thursday at Muirfield Village Golf Club, the 14-time major champion appeared destined to post a disaster of a round. Instead, he rallied on the back nine to turn in 1-over 73 in Round 1 of the Memorial Tournament. However, that score leaves him almost double-digit strokes behind the […]
Dan Jenkins: Tiger Woods beat a bunch of nobodies in majors
May 26, 2015 by
Tiger Woods and legendary writer Dan Jenkins aren’t on each other’s Christmas card lists. Woods never gave Jenkins the kind of sit-down interview he was granted by the likes of Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. Jenkins lashed out against Woods in his critique of the former world No. 1 after revelations of Woods’ serial marital […]
Here’s the letter of support Tiger Woods wrote to a bullied teen
May 16, 2015 by
Earlier in the week, we shared how Tiger Woods reached out to a fan of his named Dillon, who had attempted suicide because of how his high school peers had bullied him for his stuttering problem. At the time, we knew, through Dillon’s mentor and former LPGA player Sophie Gustafson, simply that Woods had written […]
Tiger Woods writes encouraging letter to bullied teen
May 12, 2015 by
For years, it has been easy to rip on Tiger Woods for his public persona — or lack of one. Flying in the face of that reputation, Woods has quietly done a lot to offer opportunities and encouragement to kids from underprivileged and disenfranchised backgrounds. He tends to keep such things quiet, save for the […]
