Formerly synonymous with brilliance on the course and a perfect life off it, Tiger Woods has had to adjust to being seen as a serial cheat as well as a golfer whose best days are firmly behind him. This change has been reinforced by the fact that Tiger has failed to qualify for the USPGA [...]
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With competition for places in the European team extremely fierce, it looks increasingly likely that Sergio Garcia will be the most high profile name to miss out on the 2010 Ryder Cup. Although Garcia has been an integral part of European teams since 1999, he has seen his recent form slump, earning only one top [...]
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Lee Westwood has admitted that he would love the chance to captain the European Ryder Cup team one day. Online betting pundits note that the Englishman is currently the highest ranked European golfer as he sits at No.3 in the rankings. This means he will be heavily involved in this year’s Ryder Cup as Europe [...]
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The Open Championship came so close to a dream story in 2009 when then 59-year-old Tom Watson threatened to win his sixth Claret Jug in incredible fashion at an enthralled Turnberry. Watson shot a five-under par 65 in the opening round, and over the next 54 holes, proved just about every Open Championship Betting hack [...]
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