Nicklaus keeping an eye on Tiger Oct. 28: Jack Nicklaus expects Tiger Woods will win the five major titles he needs to break Nicklaus' record within the next two or three years.
 Sydney Morning Herald | Tiger's big boost for Victoria Sydney Morning Herald And, in case you've been in darkest Africa in recent times, the reason is Tiger Woods is making his first visit to Australia since the 1998 Presidents Cup ... |
 SkySports | Woods highlights strongest ever Asia field The Press Association Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson will next week be part of the strongest field ever assembled in Asia. The HSBC Champions in Shanghai becomes part of the ... Stan Hey: 6-5 Against WGC-HSBC Champions set for landmark |
TIGER Woods is coming to Melbourne but those who wield the power at Kingston Heath have no plans to take part in the sport's most challenging pastime: Tiger-proofing. General manager Gregg Chapple insisted the famed course, regularly ranked among the top 30 in the world, would remain true to its origins despite the impending arrival of arguably the ...
 Sportinglife.co.za | WOODS TOPS STRONGEST EVER FIELD Sportinglife.co.za Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson will next week be part of the strongest field ever assembled in ... Stan Hey: 6-5 Against WGC-HSBC Champions set for landmark |
Tiger Woods runs off and leaves the field in the third leg of the FedEx in Chicago.
Jacklin says modern golf is too predictable Reuters Canada ... Ryder Cup captain, believes golf has become too predictable and the excellence of world number one Tiger Woods disguises the problems with the game. ... |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Ross Fisher to play Angel Cabrera in Volvo Matchplay semi-finals Telegraph.co.uk Allenby revised his opinion on Friday and said that Kim was perhaps "the next Tiger Woods". That's quite a promotion in just three weeks. ... Golf: Spectacular shot propels party-boy Kim into semi Anthony Kim Crushes Robert Allenby at World Match Play Ross Fisher in hunt for booty as big earners make an exit |
Cut Line: Commish In, Dubai Out Golf Channel Contrary to the Japanese media's claim, Ishikawa is not the next Tiger Woods. As for Fowler, one observer compared him to a bold, young Lanny Wadkins (not ... LPGA's Michael Whan Ready to Listen—A Lot |
Americans have moved into Mississippi, Phil Mickelson's teeing it up in Singapore, Europe's match play event has been revived and moved to Spain, while Augusta National is sponsoring an ambitious new amateur event in Asia.