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PGA Tour Rankings before Masters
Although several players are coming into their own at this early stage, Tiger Woods is solidifying his place at the top. more...
Amen Corner at Augusta National is, without question, the most famous three-hole stretch in the world. It's no longer the toughest. more...
Some significant moves in both Top-25 lists, but not in the top-10. Following the Honda Classic, Ernie Els adds to the list of top players on top of their game. more...
Fantasy Golf Stats through Honda
Here are the top-10 tour players and ties in each of seven PGA Tour statistical categories through completion of the Honda Classic. more...
Ryder Cup Rankings after Accenture
The only certainty about the American Ryder Cup team at this point is that Tiger Woods will occupy the top spot in the standings. He certainly has his A-game. more...
PGA Tour Rankings After Match Play
Following the Accenture World Match Play Championship, several top players are playing more, playing better and working toward the top. more...
Ryder Cup Rankings through Riviera
It's still a long way to Valhalla and the early-August cut-off date for making the top eight in Ryder Cup standings. Last week didn't produce many big moves. more...
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By: Chris Cook
For all his accomplishments, Gene Sarazen will forever be linked to the Masters by one incredible shot - A double eagle that's been called golf's greatest shot ever. more...
By: Chris Cook
One of professional golf's great early champions, Gene Sarazen did more than just win titles. He contributed to the game he loved for almost a century. more...
By: Aaron D. Pendell
Tiger Woods has almost always dominated the Augusta National Golf Course over his 12 Masters starts. 2008 finds him poised to win his fifth Green Jacket. more...
Singh Leads 2007 Canadian Open
SIngh leads in Canada with a finely carved 68, followed by Australian Steve Allen, Mallinger, and Hunter Mahan. more...
Jean Van de Velde is not alone. The 1951 Dodgers, the 2004 New York Yankees and the 1941-42 Toronto Maple Leafs also suffered a memorable collapse of major proportions. more...
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