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A 66 for Woods Puts Him in the Lead by a Stroke

BETHESDA, Md. Even when Tiger Woods is on his game and hunting down wins, glitches can pop up and change his feel. When he is really on, he makes the necessary midround corrections and salvages a decent score. When he is really, really on, he does what ...

From LARRY DORMAN, The New York Times,  3 Jul 2009

Related Topics: Anthony Kim,  Tiger Woods,  AT&T Inc.,  Rod Pampling,  Jack Nicklaus

Rejuvenated Kim Sets a Course Record

BETHESDA, Md. A year after his last PGA Tour victory and nine months removed from his electrifying performance in the Ryder Cup, Anthony Kim shot a Congressional Country Club course-record 62 on Thursday in the first round of the AT&T National. He ...

From LARRY DORMAN, The New York Times,  2 Jul 2009

Related Topics: Anthony Kim,  Tiger Woods,  AT&T Inc.,  Bob Hope,  Arnold Palmer

Woods Plays Role of Genial Host, Then Responds to Sharp Criticism

BETHESDA, Md. Shortly after noon Tuesday, about 36 hours before the official start of his third AT&T National as tournament host, Tiger Woods was in a playful mood. Seated at the head of a conference table in the upstairs board room at Congressional ...

From LARRY DORMAN, The New York Times,  30 Jun 2009

Related Topics: Tiger Woods,  Lucas Glover,  AT&T Inc.,  Charley Hoffman,  Nike

30 Seconds With David B. Fay: ‘Golf’s Chief Bureaucrat’

Golf Digest recently called David B. Fay “golf’s chief bureaucrat,” giving him a playful elbow to the ribs a ribbing Fay, the United States Golf Association’s executive director, can roll with because he does not take himself too seriously. He answers ...

From LARRY DORMAN, The New York Times,  27 Jun 2009

Related Topics: Golf Digest,  Payne Stewart

Cool, Calm Glover Collects Trophy

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. The United States Open concluded its rainy, muddy and chaotic five-day run at Bethpage Black on Monday, and it turned out to be more about grit than glamour, more grinding than grinning. The winner was a relative unknown who kept his ...

From LARRY DORMAN, The New York Times,  22 Jun 2009

Related Topics: Phil Mickelson,  Lucas Glover,  David Duval,  Tiger Woods

Tee Times May Keep Some Under the Clouds

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. Weather can be the great equalizer in a United States Open, and on Friday it was a major factor in separating the leaders from the followers. Luck of the draw gave late starters a leg up on the earlier starters, who played through ...

From LARRY DORMAN, The New York Times,  20 Jun 2009

Related Topics: Tiger Woods,  Graeme McDowell

Mickelson Addresses His Focus

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. A hopeful Phil Mickelson arrived early on the eve of the United States Open at Bethpage Black, seeking respite from the heavy reality of his wife’s battle with breast cancer and hoping to ride a huge wave of good will to victory in a ...

From LARRY DORMAN, The New York Times,  17 Jun 2009

Related Topics: Phil Mickelson,  Tiger Woods

At Bethpage, Casey Seems Poised to Bag His First Major Title

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. Paul Casey was in the process of reintroducing himself to the United States on Tuesday at Bethpage Black, schmoozing the crowds, signing autographs between shots, posing for pictures inside the ropes and smiling his way through a ...

From LARRY DORMAN, The New York Times,  17 Jun 2009

Related Topics: Paul Casey,  Tiger Woods,  Phil Mickelson,  CBS,  PGA

U.S. Open: Woods Is Favored, but Many Are in Range

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. Tiger Woods is overwhelmingly favored some would even say fated to win the United States Open at Bethpage Black. If he does, he will win his 15th major championship and add more remarkable feats to his impressive résumé. ¶Become the ...

From LARRY DORMAN, The New York Times,  16 Jun 2009

Related Topics: Tiger Woods,  Ben Hogan,  Curtis Strange,  Rocco Mediate,  Zach Johnson

Perry Predicts Low Scores From the Wet Conditions

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. After playing 18 holes on Saturday, another 18 on Sunday and hitting practice shots from different spots around Bethpage Black on Monday, Kenny Perry pronounced the course “great,” and said he thought the wet conditions would lead to ...

From LARRY DORMAN, The New York Times,  16 Jun 2009

Related Topics: Kenny Perry,  Tiger Woods,  Phil Mickelson

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