Golf tournaments
Matthew Cort, representing Beedles Park, successfully claimed the second PGA Staysure Q series tournament of the season at Rockliffe Hall in Darlington. Cort's impressive performance over two days, ending with a ten-under-par total of 134, solidified his victory with a five-stroke lead over the rest of the field.
Golf tournaments
The 2009 Masters Tournament has seen a significant infusion of new blood with several young players under the age of 22 competing against golf's elite. Among the notable young faces in the field are 17-year-old Ryo Ishikawa of Japan, 18-year-old Danny Lee of South Korea, and 19-year-old Rory
Golf tournaments
Gary Player's illustrious career at The Masters came to an end after 52 appearances, with the 73-year-old deciding to retire pending his performance this week. Despite potentially playing all four rounds, Player is already anticipating tears when it's finally over. In a light-hearted atmosphere, Player reminisced
Woods, Tiger
As the low-lying clouds dampened the Old Course on Thursday, Tiger Woods unleashed a powerful performance, firing a 6-under-par 66 and grabbing a one-stroke lead over Mark Hensby. The question on everyone's mind was whether Woods had already won the tournament, but Ernie Els quickly put that notion
Woods, Tiger
Golfing great Jack Nicklaus is cautioning against overemphasizing Tiger Woods' chances of breaking his record of 18 major championships, citing the immense pressure and expectation that comes with being the world's leading golfer. Nicklaus, 29 years old when he won his 10th major, recalls not counting his
Golf
Greg Norman's second-round 67, completed in three under par, catapulted him into contention at the British Open at Turnberry, where Sweden's Jesper Parnevik continued to lead the field. Parnevik, the Scottish Open winner from last year, added a 66 to his first-round 68, taking him six
Golf
US PGA Tour players competing in the Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic in Williamsburg, Virginia, have strongly denied that drugs are a problem on the tour, responding to John Daly's call for drug testing. Colleagues of Daly have labeled him as "crawling back under the rock from which he
Cricket (Sport)
Greg Norman has regained the world No.1 ranking in golf, while Kapil Dev has broken Richard Hadlee's Test cricket bowling record of 431 wickets. Other notable achievements include a new indoor triple jump world record by Leonid Voloshin of Russia and a minor league baseball debut by
