U.S. duo survive sixth hole woes to contend at Sandy Lane
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ST. JAMES, Barbados  - U.S. duo Stewart Cink and J.J. Henry survived a bruising experience on the par-five sixth before ending the WGC-World Cup first round two strokes off the lead on Thursday.
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By Tatiana Prophet, Daily Press, Victorville, Calif.  Sep. 19--VICTORVILLE -- Sometimes golf can bring people together. This time, it is highlighting their differences.
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Though they play with vastly different styles, Phil Mickelson and Padraig Harrington both sit at 11-under 131 and are tied for the lead at the Nissan Open.
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Phil Mickelson and Padraig Harrington spent Friday afternoon on opposite sides of Riviera as they played vastly different styles. All they had in common when the second round ended was a share of the lead at the Nissan Open.
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Phil Mickelson&#039;s tee shot at No. 5 kept slicing left.
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With a major championship in her grasp, Suzann Pettersen never flinched. Not at the furious charge from 18-year-old Na On Min, who made four straight birdies to pull within one shot. Not at the relentless pressure from Karrie Webb, who birdied the last two holes. And not at memories of a major meltdown 10 weeks ago.
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Laura Davies made two shots that will go down in Solheim Cup history to win the 16th hole, save her match and turn a rough opening day for the Europeans into something much better.The United States led by 4 Â½-3 Â½ after a windy, wet and frigid day â a good sign for a team that had not been ahead after the first day since 1998.Playing in the final fourball match of the day, Davies hit a tee shot on the par-3 16th that ended up in the bushes and bramble behind a creek. Once there, she blasted the ball to the fringe and chipped in her next shot from 50 feet to win the hole and draw her and Trish Johnson even against the Americans Morgan Pressel and Paula Creamer. The match ended in a draw.
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Aaron Baddeley and Jonathan Byrd were well on their way to the top of the leaderboard yesterday at the BMW Championship in Lemont, Ill., when Tiger Woods figured he better get going if he didn't want to be left behind.
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Two former United States Open champions, Svetlana Kuznetsova and Martina Hingis, remain on course to meet in the fourth round.
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1 Mickelson&#39;s tee shot - All square with Darren Clarke and Lee Westwood on the 18th tee in the Friday foursomes, Mickelson sliced his tee-shot way off target and up against a fence, forcing partner Tiger Woods to take a penalty drop before he could play
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Anywhere else, Padraig Harrington might have walked off the 18th green knowing his two shots that found the bottom of Barry Burn for double bogey had cost him the British Open. Not at Carnoustie, where calamity can strike at any second and did during Sunday's final round.
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For the first time this year, Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Steve Stricker and Ernie Els are playing at the same time â but all could be gone after one round.
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Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson were more of a sneak preview than the main event. Together in a major for the first time in five years, both shot 69 &#151; not usually a bad start in the PGA Championship, but certainly nothing special on a day of record scoring at Medinah Country Club.
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The weather is getting worse. Phil Mickelson feels he is getting better. Mickelson shot a 2-under 70 on Saturday at Spyglass Hill in the most miserable conditions of the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, giving him a share of the lead with Kevin Sutherland and a great chance to put to rest any notion of a U.S. Open hangover.
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The United States OpenÂs latest rained-out sessions gave Andre Agassi one more day to recover and Benjamin Becker one more day to think.
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Tom Lehman and Brent Geiberger sit on top of a packed leaderboard after the third round at the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro. Lehman, a former Open champion, overcame strong winds to card a three-under-par
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The fast greens and deep rough outside Pittsburgh offer a torturous test for this year's U.S. Open