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Rickie Fowler

September 7, 2010 by · Comments Off on Rickie Fowler 

Rickie Fowler, Ryder Cup captain Corey Pavin knows a thing or two about calculated risks. Three shots down in the final round of U.S. Open 1995, Pavin roared back into contention on Sunday, settling for the shot of her golf career.

With a 5-wood in hand, nursing a lead of one stroke, Pavin decided to try his luck in the position of the pin back, foregoing the option to play it safe and hope a merger of the players still left on the course. As expected, Pavin pulled from the wall, knocking in a couple of feet to get his first major championship and only time.

It was a shot that sums up his fearless nature in the field. Although the decision on Tuesday to pick up 21 years of age, Rickie Fowler on a number of veteran players was not as risky as the shot in ’95, it was still a calculated risk that had many wondering if a young rookie could handle the pressure not only playing for his country, but playing the event in Europe – a place where crowds are less hospitable.

“It just came down to feelings. I had a hunch about Rickie,” said Pavin. “He has a good record in Walker Cup, 7-1. It is a very good player. There are many very good players that I had to look at, but that’s the way I was going.”

It was definitely a selection of guts. While Fowler does not have a victory in his first year on tour, which will surely bring a new dimension to the team and that is a recklessness and exuberance of youth that could energize a U.S. team possibly facing a deeper European teams in recent history.

Although not winning any points for being reckless, it is a great quality when you’re playing on foreign soil. Listen Pavin and other former first Ryder Cuppers talk about the first time that the event guaranteed and hear horror stories about the nerves and the difficulty they had just put parity on the lawn.

Will Fowler have nerves when he hears his name called first? Sure. But just look at the way it is, I’m pretty sure he’d accept the challenge and the opportunity to prove the detractors wrong. While he is one of the four peaks Corey Pavin fact, he will undoubtedly be the most examined.

While you do not have a previous record out, his record 7-1 in Walker Cup is quite impressive. And although the Walker Cup is nowhere near the atmosphere of the Ryder Cup, the past success in match play and best ball format Fowler should give a much-needed boost of confidence.

The most I could sit here all day and debate by Fowler is a bad choice for the U.S. team, but the fact of the matter is Pavin had a gut feeling and decided to go with him. Fowler is that gut decision, if he winds up as successful as that shot in ’95 remains to be seen, but given the history of Pavin in difficult situations, I would not bet against him taking off another masterstroke.

Barclays Golf

August 27, 2010 by · Comments Off on Barclays Golf 

Barclays Golf, Live Barclays 2010 Golf on Golf Channel coverage. Tiger Woods leads by one stroke at 7-under par in the second round of the U.S. PGA Tour Barclays. Tiger Woods recently divoced his wife Elin Nordegren. Tiger Woods admitted that his divorce and multiple extra-marital relations had affected his game.

Tiger Woods Golf 2010 Barclays live on the Golf Channel, classification, tee times: Tiger Woods has recovered in 2010 Barclays Golf achieve leadership position.
These are times of departure:

Woods started the FedEx Cup playoffs, with a 6-under 65 for a share of the lead with Vaughn Taylor after the first round at The Barclays. Tiger Woods on Friday start time is scheduled for 12:10 PM.Cameron Beckman Troy Matteson and go at 12:10 pm. Dustin Johnson is at 8:05 am at T # 10, Ben Crane and Tim Clark, followed by Phil Mickelson, Justin Rose and Jeff Overton to just after 8:16 am at T # 10.

If you are looking for courses in golf tournaments, this is for you. Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods in golf with Rory McIlroy 11 to 1 betting favorite at 12-1, 14-1 to Steve Stricker. And then Padraig Harrington and Dustin Johnson were next to 25-1.

From now on classification:

Pos Name Total Strokes
Kevin Streelman T1 7135
Tiger Woods 96 -7 T1
Stewart Cink 6136 T3
Simpson Webb T4 5137
Adam Scott T4 5137
T4 -5 137 Ben Crane
Padraig Harrington T4 5137
Tim Petrovic T4 5137
T4 5137 Ryuji Imada
Brian Gay -5 73 T4
John Senden 70 -5 T4
D.J. T12 Trahan 4138

Here are the full details of the game:

Date: 24 to August 29, 2010
Course: Ridgewood Country Club
Location: New Jersey Paramus, New
Established: 1967
Yardage: 7,400
Share FEC Winner: 2500
Purse: $ 7.5 million
Winning Share: 1.350.000 and
Defending Champ: Heath Slocum

Bubba Watson Wife

August 13, 2010 by · Comments Off on Bubba Watson Wife 

Bubba Watson Wife, (Boston Herald) — Sheboygan, Wisconsin – Bubba Watson, who shares the lead in the first round at the PGA Championship, began to mourn yesterday – but not because his name was atop the standings. He began to talk about life, not golf.

Watson, who was tied with Francisco Molinari, Matt Kuchar, Ernie Els and Nick Watney at 4-under in the fog-shortened first round at Whistling Straits, was nearing the end of his press conference after playing when asked why ‘d been so emotional after winning a playoff at the Travelers in Cromwell, Conn. When she began to speak, tears rolling.

“My dad has cancer,” he said. “We’ve been struggling all year. I did not tell many people because it’s really nobody cares, you know I’m not here to get sympathy, I’m here to play golf.”

But that is where your story is over. This was where she and her tears began.

“Christmas Eve, my wife went to the hospital when I was in Pensacola to see my dad,” he said. “She had a headache and she is a professional athlete (basketball player), who had surgery on his knees, shoulders, everywhere possible – so when she wants to go to the hospital, I know something not right. ”

Initially, it was found to dehydration, but the medical examiner thought he saw a tumor on his pituitary gland. Watson’s father told him to go home and care for his wife because “I lived my life.”

He tried several times to control his emotions before saying, “continued for two months and have done some more tests and – this man is hard – we went to Duke University Hospital and the doctors said it’s not a tumor.”

As he returned to throat, Watson said: “Man, I do not like the guys over. Before I had fun, but now I’m not.”

In a room full of reporters laughed, Watson went on, the magnitude of the reduction of golf with his words.

“So the first doctor misdiagnosed, but we knew that at the time, so scared,” recalled Watson. “Why do you want to hit a golf ball around? That’s really the excitement to come. Let us hope that not everyone thinks I’m a fag. I hit the ball very far.”

Someone asked if the heel those emotions, what many people in golf have been the Achilles, had to be removed for him to win. Watson thought for a moment before speaking.

“I know the media has come to write stories, but it’s just golf,” he said. “If you make putts, you can win golf tournaments. That’s what comes down a. No matter if you have emotions.

“To win a golf tournament has come to play golf. For a week (Cromwell), I played golf. In a major championship, I just hope I do not do many mistakes as the other kids and can draw and win.”

Jim Gray Corey Pavin

August 12, 2010 by · Comments Off on Jim Gray Corey Pavin 

Jim Gray Corey Pavin, There were fireworks at the press conference yesterday with pre-PGA Championship Ryder Cup captains and Colin Montgomerie Corey Pavin, as both men came under scrutiny for some alleged reckless conduct.

At least Pavin problems remained pure sports ground, but that did not stop U.S. Captain to participate in handbags with golf reporter Jim Gray after his meeting with the press.

Pavin had previously been involved in a disagreement regarding everyone’s favorite talking point, Tiger Woods, the sport helps network television claimed yesterday that Gray had said Pavin definitely intend to pick Woods as one of his wildcard picks Ryder Cup, where the No. 1 world no longer automatically qualify for the tournament.

The man nicknamed “Crazy” Pavin refuted this argument a couple of hours later, indicating through a message posted on his Twitter account: “For the record, Jim Gray has misquoted me re: pick Tiger. I never said such a thing and not say anything until 9.7 “- September 7 is the date it is due to name Pavin takes his captain for the Ryder Cup.

Pavin expanded this remark at a press conference yesterday, telling reporters assembled: “Let’s fix this right now. I had a conversation with Jim Gray yesterday and asked me some questions and their interpretation of what I said is wrong. ”

“No one is promised any decision at this time. It would be disrespectful to everyone who is trying to make the team. I have enough people I’m looking at. I have no disrespect to any of the players who are potential agents on the computer, and obviously there was a misinterpretation of what I said, and that is a misquote. ”

If that is supposed to be the end of it, there is still disagreement after the conference, Gray allegedly faced with Pavin to accuse him of lying before howls seem a little silly: “You’re going down!”

But while meeting Pavin was a little uncomfortable, that was nothing compared to pain Montgomerie might have expected after further, if unsubstantiated rumors about the private life of Scotland. So, Monty brazened things to a greater or lesser degree, despite 47 years of age may choose despite being so frank in discussing the status of Tiger Woods earlier this year.

Although most professionals did everything possible to play golf the equivalent of a bat plane whenever approached on the subject, Montgomerie was happy to tell the world that the revelations about the private life no doubt Woods would affect the golfer ” aura of invincibility. ” fair comment, but that leaves open the Europe captain open to similar criticism. Even if you’ve never quite enjoyed Montgomerie as an aura, its position as the man responsible for keeping their continent for success at the Celtic Manor seems just a bit vulnerable at this time.

Montgomerie looked to have weathered civil indiscretions earlier revelations this summer, as news of a case appeared in the Daily Mirror in June. But stories are now doing the rounds, reportedly accompanied by photographs – according to journalist David Feherty golf, which appeared on a radio show yesterday saying Montgomerie had obtained a court order to prevent its publication in detail a Sunday tabloid.

Yesterday, the golfer was having none of it, saying: “I know many of you are having a lot of fun at this time at my expense.

“I can say categorically that there is no injunction against News of the World. I’m really not going to discuss all this again. All I can say categorically there is an injunction against the News of the World regarding anything. I ask apologize for this, you have to bring this, but at the same time, more comments from myself about it. ”

Asked if the story could damage his reputation among the players on his team, Monty said “no problem here at all.”

Elsewhere in the European captain admitted that the position Pavin, he would choose to join the Tiger Team, commenting, to laughter: “Oh, that’s a very difficult question, dangerous and undiplomatic. But of course I pick up, yes. “Pavin joke Montgomerie took note of advice.

The Scot Lee Westwood also reiterated that it would probably be appearing at Celtic Manor in October, Westwood said: “He will be hitting the ball in four weeks, which is great news for everyone in Europe. It is our highest ranked player and our Ryder Cup team will be greatly weakened if they do not. So I’m delighted that he will hit balls within four weeks, and that gives even a couple of weeks to prepare. ”

Westwood seems certain, then. The same probably applies to Tiger Woods, even if it is Pavin admitting as much. Montgomerie may even be in the clear – assuming no more news in the pipeline, of course.

Pga Championship 2010

August 12, 2010 by · Comments Off on Pga Championship 2010 

Pga Championship 2010, That just shows how difficult it is to predict a golf tournament. But let’s give them another chance of glory in the final major of the season, the PGA Championship.

Billy Hackett JR., Professional co-director, Chisel Creek Golf Club: “I’m with Ernie Els.’s Doing a little resurgence in the game, and he has been playing well this year.”

Jim Grimes, director of golf, Ed Oliver Golf Club: “I’m going out on a limb and take Steve Stricker. It is his home state and has the potential to do so.”

LOESLEIN DALE, director of golf, Odessa National Golf Club: “After Louis Oosthuizen, now everybody take out of this world and one of the known players will win. I’m going with Hunter Mahan. It’s just one of those guys who always seems to play well, and I’m going on a hunch. ”

MIKE McGillin, professional assistant, Brandywine Country Club: “I like Phil Mickelson. It only appears always great to play in the big tournaments.”

BUDDY REED, co-owner, Back Creek Golf Club: “Rory McIlroy. I like the way he plays golf.”

ETHAN PAUXTIS, head professional, Cavaliers Country Club: “No one has yet recovered from the tiger?” I’ll take Tiger Woods. I will be alone. ”

TOBIASON MICHAEL JR., Mini-tour professional and instructor at the Golf Academy MacCluen Eric: “That the house of Steve Stricker, so you have to go with him. He’ll have plenty of relatives and friends who support him. ”

BILL BARROW, executive director of the Golf Association of the State of Delaware: “I always like the root of our local boys, Sean O’Hair and Jim Furyk. O’Hair I think he’s playing well right now, so I’ll go with him. ”

KYLE MULLIN, head professional, Frog Hollow Golf Club: “I think Justin Rose is definitely still a competitor, but I think with all these things that happens with the Tigers at this time, Phil Mickelson can take advantage of that and win this tournament. ”

BRAD MYERS, The Journal News: Bo Van Pelt has five top-five this season, including a tie for third last week. He ranks 12th in both the money list on the PGA Tour and FedEx Cup qualifying. However, a lot of casual golf fans have barely heard of him, so for me, this qualifies as going out on a limb.

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