3Vote!
Fox News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Fred Couples is out of the Australian Open and Vijay Singh has withdrawn from the Australian PGA due to injuries, the Australasian PGA golf tour said Saturday. Couples was a late addition to the Dec. 3-6 Australian Open at New South Wales Golf Club in Sydney after tournament drawcard Greg Norman withdrew due to slower-than-expected recovery from shoulder surgery. Couples has now had to pull out with...
Explore : Australia,
Australian Open,
Golf,
Golf players,
Greg Norman,
New South Wales,
Sport,
Sydney,
Tennis,
Tennis tournaments,
Vijay Singh
3Vote!
Daily News Analysis (Free subscription) | yesterday
Vijay Singh withdrew because of a knee problem; Fred Couples pulled out because of a lower back complaint.
3Vote!
Aussie Golfer (Free subscription) | yesterday
Tiger Woods was involved in a car crash outside of his Florida home at 2:30am this morning. According to sources his car collided with a fire hydrant at low speed but hard enough to knock him unconscious. His wife then apparently smashed the window of his car to rescue him. He has now been released from hospital and a spokeswoman said he suffered minor scratches. Weird story? Got more questions? It...
3Vote!
Sydney Morning Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
International stars Fred Couples and Vijay Singh have both been forced to withdraw from their coming Australian golf tournaments through injury.
3Vote!
The Age (Free subscription) | yesterday
International stars Fred Couples and Vijay Singh have both been forced to withdraw from their coming Australian golf tournaments through injury.
3Vote!
Daily News Analysis (Free subscription) | 16/11/2009
US Presidents Cup captain Fred Couples is to play in next month's Australian Open, tournament organisers said on Monday.
Explore : Aaron Baddeley,
Adam Scott,
Australian Open,
Geoff Ogilvy,
Golf,
Golf players,
India,
Sport,
Stuart Appleby,
Tennis,
Tennis tournaments
3Vote!
The Golf Blog (Free subscription) | 12/11/2009
The Shanghai showdown among Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els, and Tiger Woods gave us a glimpse of something we haven't seen for a long--too long--time. The best 3 golfers of their generation--including arguably the best golfer ever--putting on a dramatic shootout, with Tiger Woods looking the worst of the lot. We are especially thrilled to see Phil Mickelson beating Tiger Woods two times on Sunday at the...
Explore : China,
Ernie Els,
Golf,
Golf players,
Golf Tournaments,
Greg Norman,
Phil Mickelson,
Ryder Cup,
Shanghai,
Sport,
Tiger Woods
3Vote!
Kukla's Korner (Free subscription) | 24/10/2009
via the Arizona Republic, Damian Rhodes, a former NHL goaltender for Ottawa, Toronto, and Atlanta , is a caddie for the first time this week, looping for Fred Couples, who is 4-under , seven shots off the lead. “I told my caddy not to fly out from Connecticut, so he stayed home with his kids,” Couples said. “Damian was either in the right or wrong spot when I heard ‘I’ll...
5Vote!
ESPN (Free subscription) | 14/10/2009
According to his captain, U.S. golfer Anthony Kim was "crushed" by comments from Robert Allenby, his opponent Sunday at the Presidents Cup, which indicated Kim was out on the town until the wee hours of the morning on Saturday night.
3Vote!
Worldcups-The latest sports feeds (Free subscription) | 14/10/2009
• Woods and Stricker come from behind to win • Mickleson maintains unbeated record on day three The United States will take a three-point lead over the International team into the final day’s 12 singles matches after extending their Presidents Cup advantage on day three in San Francisco. Fred Couples’ American team led Greg Norman’s Internationals by 12.5 [...]
Explore : Camilo Villegas,
Ernie Els,
Geoff Ogilvy,
Golf,
Golf players,
Greg Norman,
Lucas Glover,
Mike Weir,
Phil Mickelson,
Retief Goosen,
Robert Allenby,
Sean O'Hair,
Sport,
Steve Stricker,
Stewart Cink,
Tiger Woods,
Tim Clark,
Zach Johnson
5Vote!
The Irish Times (Free subscription) | 13/10/2009
PRESIDENTS CUP:COMMUNICATION AND teamwork will be key to the United States retaining the Ryder Cup in Wales next year, according to Presidents Cup-winning captain Fred Couples.
3Vote!
Game and Entertainment (Free subscription) | 12/10/2009
Tiger Woods, winning all five of his matches at the biennial competition, carried the U.S. to a third straight victory in golf’s Presidents Cup. In San Francisco, The Americans led the International team throughout the four-day event at Harding Park Golf Course and finished with a five-point win at 19 1/2 to 14 1/2. Woods became just the third golfer in Presidents Cup history to go 5-0, winning...
3Vote!
San Diego Union (Free subscription) | 12/10/2009
If it had been up to U.S. captain Fred Couples when the pairings were being established for the final day of the Presidents Cup, Tiger Woods would have gone off early for the Americans in singles yesterday at Harding Park.
Videos