At Moment, Mickelson is better than Tiger

Yes, Tiger Woods did not behave like an adult at The British Open, but the man is a fiery competitor. Can we ask him to maintain that unmatchable drive while not showing any frustration? -Tas

The 2009 British Open will be remembered for two things: two fails. One was the fact that Tiger Woods, the favorite to win the event, missed the cut for just the fifth time in his pro career. The other was the fact that 59-year old Tom Watson ... who led virtually the entire tournament ... hiccuped down the stretch and lost to Stewart Cink in the playoff.There was actually a third...

Yes, you read that right—let's talk golf. I stumbled upon this idea as I was brainstorming topics for my post today. Wandering around many different sports sites, I found this little gem of an article by Rick Reilly of ESPN.In this article, Reilly claims that Woods is not enough of a gentleman for golf. That his propensity for throwing clubs and swearing on the course do not fit...

"He curses like a pirate and throws his clubs while millions of fans look on. When will the greatest golfer in the world learn to behave like it?"                                                       ESPN.com There's no telling how many millions of readers log on to ESPN.com every day. Millions? ESPN signed up superstar sports...

In case you missed our post from last month, Upper Deck Authenticated recently held a one-of-a-kind event, where a select lucky few customers were given the opportunity to meet Tiger Woods and take a few swings with him. Well, the video for this event is now available! Check it out below.

Tiger Woods didn't make the cut. So what? Phil Mickelson wasn't even in Scotland. It's all right. He's got bigger fish to fry. Greg Norman was in the same position last year. But there was that lingering doubt about the Australian's ability to finish that kept us from truly believing. Eight-time Major champ Tom Watson has trumped them all at Turnberry in 2009. And you know what?...

So here’s today’s question to ponder while waiting in line at Starbucks: What would Pele, perhaps the greatest player ever in the world’s most popular sport, make today in endorsement deals? Is there a dump truck big enough to transport all that loot? As big as Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan are in the corporate [...]

They don't quite make as much as Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson, but they can hold their own on the links.

Yes, Tom Watson came within a hair of pulling off what would have been the greatest achievement in the history of sports. Yes, Tiger Woods missed the cut last Friday while looking more like your average weekend hacker than the No. 1 player in the world. And yes, Lee Westwood had one hand on the Claret Jug before bogeying three out of his last four holes and sinking England&rsquo...