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Tiger Out At AT&T National With Elbow Injury, Justin Rose Withdraws As Well

tiger-elbowSome PGA Tour fans might be asking this week, ‘where’s Tiger?’

The AT&T National benefitting the Tiger Woods foundation is an annual stop on the PGA Tour at Congressional Country Club. But Woods actually won’t in the field this week, due to an elbow strain he suffered a few weeks back, and aggravated again in the U.S. Open. Woods is typically in the field, but his absence will be noticeable and disappointing.

We won’t see Woods compete until the 2013 British Open from Muirfield beginning on July 18th. That means that it will be roughly a month in between starts for the No.1 ranked player in the world, and back-to-back majors. That is of course unless he opts to change up his schedule to get a tournament in within these next couple of weeks, though unlikely. Continue reading

Phil Mickelson Finishes Second For Sixth Time At A U.S. Open

Phil MickelsonIt was another U.S. Open, and another disappointment for Phil Mickelson. After holding the 54-hole lead overnight, Mickelson tabbed a U.S. Open record sixth runner-up finish, losing out to Justin Rose, who won his first-career Major Championship.

There was no question that Mickelson had his opportunities to win this U.S. Open at Merion though. Continue reading

Six Of Top-10 Players Coming Into 2013 Without A Major Championship Win

Major Championship TrophiesWe all know that the standard a player is measured against are the performances they make in big tournaments. That means Major Championships.

Of the Top-10 players in the world coming into 2013, six of them have yet to win that elusive first Major Championship of their careers.

Will this be the season that one of them does? Continue reading

Betting Odds To Win The Barclays

It’s the first week of the 2012 FedEx Cup playoffs, as The Barclay’s moves to one of the most popular venues in the United States. That would be up in Farmingdale, NY at Bethpage Black, site of the 2002 and 2009 U.S Open.

Tiger Woods comes into the playoffs in the No.1 spot. Woods has won three times in 2012, but failed to win a Major despite contending in the last three. In a twist from the past, it was the performances on the weekend that prevented the 14-time Major winner from winning No.15. Continue reading