sportsyenta.blogspot.com - 7/21/2008
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On a weekend where everyone will be talking about The Joker , perhaps it is fitting that the biggest story in the sporting world will come from The Choker. Greg Norman, the now-gray Shark, is standing on the precipice of one of the most unlikely major victories in golf history at halftime of the British Open. The 53-year-old Norman, who is best-known for frittering away final-round leads in ...
Padraig Keeps the Claret Jug for Another Year
golf.fanhouse.com 7/20/2008 — A back nine that will be remembered as one of the most solid finishes ever in windy conditions was what Padraig Harrington needed to win his second consecutive Open Championship. Out in three-over 37, Harrington fought off a charging Ian Poulter and ...
Golf Without Tiger
ryanparkersongs.com 7/21/2008 — The viewers are bored, take a good look around, The stands are half full and the ratings are down, Jim Nantz is asleep in the CBS truck, Cause golf without Tiger really does suck, Golf without Tiger's not much of a game, It's a bunch of rank ...
Greg Norman doesn't choke at British Open! He simply blows it
travelgolf.com 7/21/2008 — So I’m on vacation and I accidentally see that Greg Norman is leading the British Open after the thrid round. Normally, I try not to have golf thoughts on vacation, but I couldn’t help being both amazed and skeptical.
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Today's Small Moment of Hate: Greg Norman
fivetooltool.blogspot.com 7/21/2008 — Consider me shocked, shocked, to see Greg Norman fail in the stretch of a major. (Hey, just wondering, why is this guy an endorsement winner? Does golf's demographic identify with old guys who are most famous for falling apart when it matters, or is ...
Winners And Losers From Open Week
golf.fanhouse.com 7/21/2008 — It might take some time to truly appreciate what went on at the 2008 Open Championship. With the top golfer in existence not around to fist pump, it was going to take some heavy story lines to keep people interesting. Little did we know an Irishman, ...
MICKELSON LEAVES BIRKDALE BEHIND —
NY Post: Sports 7/21/2008
SOUTHPORT, England - Phil Mickelson left yet another British Open quietly and well out of contention yesterday, closing with a final-round, 1-over 71 to finish at 14-over. "I didn't play to the level I would have liked," he said. "I really...
