Published 1/9/2008
at FOXSports.com News for Golf
The darkness of dawn at Waialae Country Club on Tuesday wasn't enough to prevent a long line of U.S. PGA Tour players waiting to start their practice round at the Sony Open, the first full-field event of the season.
Among the early risers was Jason Day, the 19-year-old from Australia, which was symbolic in one respect. The youngest player on the tour is the latest in line with aspirations of challenging Tiger Woods.
"I'm sure I can take him down," he told Australian reporters in November.
(link)
Tags:
Related Content
Tilghman apologizes for 'lynch Tiger' remark
msn.foxsports.com 1/9/2008 — Being familiar with Kelly Tilghman's character and her chummy relationship with Tiger Woods — as well as Woods' sense of humor — she probably deserves another chance.
But you certainly have to file Tilghman's on-air, on-camera comments during the Mercedes-Benz Championship under the "What was she thinking?" column.
Mercedes Goin' Back to Cali?
waggleroom.com 1/9/2008 — I don't think so. But the Honolulu Star-Bulletin editorial board is concerned that Hawaii could lose the Mercedes-Benz Championship , which moved from California to Kapalua in 1999: The prestigious golf tournament of last year's champions returned ...
What She Meant To Say Was...
sportsyenta.blogspot.com 1/9/2008 — This is not a post chastising Kelly Tilghman for saying young golfers should "lynch Tiger" in order to be able to compete with him. Real nice, lady. She apologized to Tiger and everyone else. And, frankly, she said it on the golf channel, so it's ...
Golf Channel anchor apologizes for 'lynch' remark -
newsday.com 1/8/2008 — | neil.best@newsday.com 6:30 PM EST, January 8, 2008 Friday on the Golf Channel, Kelly Tilghman made an unfortunate comment in jest during the Mercedes Championship. She said today's young players should "lynch Tiger Woods in a back alley." A ...
Day, 19, among players chasing Woods (AP) —
Yahoo! Sports - Golf News 1/8/2008
The darkness of dawn Tuesday at Waialae Country Club wasn't enough to prevent a long line of PGA Tour players waiting to start their practice round at the Sony Open, the first full-field event of the season. Among the early risers was Jason Day, the ...
TILGHMAN APOLOGIZES FOR 'LYNCH TIGER' REMARK —
NY Post: Sports 1/9/2008
Golf Channel anchor Kelly Tilghman issued an on-air apology Sunday after saying today's young golfers should "lynch Tiger Woods in a back alley" during Friday's telecast of the Mercedes-Benz Championship in Hawaii. The comment occurred at the end...
