With Tiger Woods and most of the U.S. Presidents Cup team in attendance, the vital signs have improved dramatically at the Australian Open.
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November 09, 2011
Tiger Woods was, historically, never one for excuses.
If he stunk, he'd look into the cameras and say he stunk.
Maybe he could afford to be frank because he so rarely played poorly. Nevertheless, when he did, he took his lumps.
Lately, though, Woods has taken to hiding behind a convenient revisionism.
Every time he's asked to explain his slide from No. 1 to 58 in the...
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November 07, 2011
SYDNEY -- Australian Open officials were Monday busy with arrangements to ensure American golfing great Tiger Woods...
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November 09, 2011
Track Tiger Woods in Australian Open first round
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November 06, 2011
Golf's top two tour chiefs and Adam Scott feel the same way about the racial remark that caddie Steve Williams used to disparage Tiger Woods.
There's no place for racism in sport or anywhere else. It was right for Williams to apologize, and that was enough for them to consider the case closed without taking action. Time to move on.
In this case, it could be moving from...
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November 08, 2011
Tiger Woods could've hung Steve Williams out to dry.
He could've pulled out a violin and said how hurt he'd been by his estranged caddie's clumsy remarks about wanting to shove Adam Scott's victory at the Bridgestone Invitational "up (Woods') black a**hole."
And if he had, Williams, who is still bitter at being fired by Woods in July, would'...
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November 09, 2011
Tiger Woods watched three birdie putts lip out early in his opening round at the Australian Open on Thursday and was even par after six holes.
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November 07, 2011
Our panel debates Steve Williams's racial dig at Tiger Woods, what the incident and reaction to it say about the game, and whether Williams will keep his job and see Tiger at this week's Australian Open. Plus, McIlroy's agent split and Kaymer's return to the winner's circle.
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November 09, 2011
Tiger Woods is convinced he is
finally in position to begin his rise to the top of world golf
again but he will have to beat a world class field at the
Australian Open this week if he is to end his two-year title
drought.
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November 07, 2011
Steve Williams, caddy to Adam Scott, must be fired for his remarks about his former boss Tiger Woods.
Via MSNBC
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November 07, 2011
Steve Williams maintains he's not a racist despite his comments about Tiger Woods.
Via ESPN
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November 07, 2011
Tiger Woods says his former caddie Steve Williams is not racist and has apologized to him for a slur, and the two met and shook hands Tuesday at The Lakes Golf Club ahead of the Australian Open.
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November 09, 2011
Y.E. YangHERE’S SOMETHING I DON’T EXPECT to read in this modern age of golf swing gurus. 2009 PGA champion Y.E. Yang got rid of his swing coach last season and now peruses YouTube for swing tips and insights. That’s what Yang, the man who beat Tiger Woods head to head to win his first major, told reporters on Wednesday in advance of the Singapore Open.“I’ve researched quite...
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November 08, 2011
Tiger Woods says his former caddie Steve Williams has apologized for using a racial slur while talking about him at a caddies' awards party Friday in Shanghai. The two met and shook hands today at The Lakes Golf Club in Sydney, site of this week's Australian Open.
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November 07, 2011
Greg Norman has defended caddie Steve Williams over his racial slur about Tiger Woods. He says the comments were "stupid," but he doesn't believe Williams is racist.
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