Weather caused a three-hour rain delay at the CA Championship in Doral, Fla., Sunday, forcing a continuation on Monday. That’s good news for Tiger Woods, who will likely see his seven-tournament win string end at the conclusion of the competition. Woods sits at five back of leader Geoff Ogilvy (17 under through nine holes) with seven holes remaining. Ogilvy holds a two-shot lead over ...

A three-hour weather delay limited the CA Championship leaders to just nine holes completed. Play resumes Monday morning at 8:30 a.m. ET with the Golf Channel picking up television coverage. Here's how the leaderboard looks: Geoff Ogilvy, -17 (9) Jim Furyk, -15 (10) Vijay Singh, -15 (9) Retief Goosen, -14 (10) Graeme Storm, -14 (9) Steve Stricker, -13 (F) Adam Scott, -13 (10) Nick O'Hern, -12 ...

Starting five shots back of Geoff Ogilvy today, Tiger is going to need a Dubai-like performance (Where he shot 65 to win the tournament over Ernie Els on Sunday) to knock out his sixth straight PGA Tour win. Maybe he has it in him - Tiger has already birdied his first hole of the last round with the leaders not having teed off yet. It would be fitting if Tiger won in a comeback, but the way ...

(D Knowles/Flickr) A gram is about the weight of a paper clip. You need to know that for this anecdote from a USA Today cover story on Tiger Woods published on Friday. According to the story, Nike had Tiger test a prototype driver a few years ago. He hit three versions and pronounced he liked the light one. They all weigh the same, Nike said. No they don’t, Tiger insisted. So the Nike ...

The golfers at the WGC CA Championship completed the third round this morning, and here's what the leaderboard looks like heading into the final round: Geoff Ogilvy, 200 Vijay Singh, 204 Graeme Storm, 204 Retief Goosen, 204 Jim Furyk, 204 Adam Scott, 204 Anders Hansen, 205 Tiger Woods, 205 Tim Clark, 206 K.J. Choi, 207 Can Woods make up that deficit and post his sixth straight PGA ...

I'm about to write a sentence that hasn't been typed in 2008 - Tiger Woods is struggling. Yep, it was as strange to type as it is to read. Tiger, who started the day one shot back of Geoff Ogilvy, is now three shots back of the Australian through 11 holes. Rain or lightening or tornadoes or something has suspended golf today, so it will be really hard for Tiger to make up ground at this ...

So far, in four tournaments (with one being the match-play so no official round recorded), Tiger hasn't shot over par. Actually, Tiger has only shot even par one time, the first round at the Arnold Palmer tournament last week. Tiger is one shot back of Geoff Ogilvy today after finishing with a six-under 66, helped by two eagles. Woods has made only three bogeys this week, and seems to be on ...

Duke Blue Devils win Were almost beat by Belmont. They’ll lose in next round Geoff Ogilvy leads World Golf Championships at Doral Where’s Woods? Bet he wins. Mets beat Baltimore. Santana pitched very well, And hit a double. Garciaparra out first game with broken bone. We all say, “Of course” Celts beat Dallas Mavs. Spurs put a hurtin’ ...

When I made, a couple days ago, my (likely foolish) prediction of a Phil Mickelson win this week at Doral, I had a plea for Phil: Just don't shoot a first-round 78. Give me some hope, Lefty. Well done, Phil. A first-round 67, two strokes behind the clubhouse leader, Geoff Ogilvy. Tiger Woods is through 13 as I write this, at 3-under. Live scores

I'm going to be typing this post as fast as possible, mainly because I want to check golf for about eight seconds today, then back to college basketball and the possibility of gray hairs starting at 24. Anyway, blah blah blah, Geoff Ogilvy is leading after a scolding seven-under 65 at the Bridgestone Invitational. (Just FYI, I went to click over a tab to check more scores, and accidentally ...