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By mfitz, Section Other Sports
The 2008 PGA Tour season has provided us with some shocking moments to say the least. (2 comments, 2064 words in story) Full Story By mfitz, Section Other Sports
Physical fitness has now become an integral part of being a succesful professional golfer. The fitness era is playing a role in the increasing parity seen on tour and will also play a major role in the rewritting of the record books in the coming years. (1 comment, 1021 words in story) Full Story By mfitz, Section Other Sports
At 38 years old, Phil Mickelson is running out of time to move into the class of elite all-time golfers. (698 words in story) Full Story By djcfla1, Section NFL
By David J. Cohen I've been watching sports for many years and every once in a while, you'll hear something that makes you chuckle. Most weeks in sports are exciting but as far as the giggles go its rather mild. This week has been a firestorm full of madness. Hilarity ensues... (2 comments, 1562 words in story) Full Story By bsd987, Section Other Sports
I am going with the same criteria as I did for the 25 worst golfers to win a major championship, with one change: I am making it a top-26. Why 26? It's simple. Steve Elkington is not in the same class as these other golfers, but his accomplishments make him appear to be. While everyone else arguably underachieved winning only one major, Elkington overachieved. But unlike every other overachiever in golf, Elkington time and time again stepped his game up in prestigious events. That deserves a mention, and thus he makes this list. (2393 words in story) Full Story By bsd987, Section Other Sports
Okay. I've looked at every golfer to win one of golf's four male major professional tournaments and picked out the 25 worst to win a title. There have been some very obscure champions, three of which even won multiple titles. But these were the worst. Now, there were some that were less accomplished. Ian Baker-Finch didn't achieve that much in his career, but before his mental collapse he was a top-ten golfer and many thought he would win multiple titles. He was not one of the 25 worst. (2559 words in story) Full Story By mfitz, Section Other Sports
The 2008 sports year has already offered us some unbelievably memorable moments. Here is a list of the top five momnets in sports in 2008. (3 comments, 1605 words in story) Full Story By mfitz, Section Other Sports
We all know that Tiger Woods' absence will negatively impact the PGA Tour but few have actually taken a step back to examine exactly why his absence will have such a huge impact on the Tour. (1 comment, 906 words in story) Full Story By mfitz, Section College
An examination of how Tiger Woods has produced hundreds of millionaires on the PGA Tour since arriving twelve years ago. (2 comments, 983 words in story) Full Story By Jersey Steve Wins, Section Site related
One of the oldest commandments in sports: "Don't be a quitter". Some younger athletes today don't understand this. (2 comments, 998 words in story) Full Story
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