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 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 08, 2011
Tiger Woods is in no laughing mood after the recent racially insensitive remarks made by Steve Williams. The good news is he has added extra security, is bring some extra golf clubs to possibly whack the former caddie, and turning the whole experience into a positive by using it as motivation to perform better.
No one can exactly make sense of why Greg Norman would defend...
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November 10, 2011
We talk about Tiger Woods a lot around these parts. Talk about his struggles. Talk about his personal life. Talk about his reckless ex-caddie. We discuss his sponsors, his money situation and what others think about his future. But these days, the one thing that it seems we hardly ever talk about is the guy's golf game.
That's still what he does, right? Plays pro golf? Because...
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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 10, 2011
Tiger Woods has another corporate sponsor, this one filling the void on his golf bag. Woods has signed a deal with Fuse Science, Inc., a Florida company that deals with energy and nutrition products. The deal was announced Thursday, although Woods will not display the company on his golf bag until the Chevron World Challenge next month.
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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.
Norman also says Williams' current employer, Adam Scott, should ignore calls to release him. Williams' disparaging comment came during a caddies' awards party Friday in Shanghai.
Norman...
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November 07, 2011
SYDNEY — Tiger Woods says he has received an apology from former caddie Steve Williams over a racial slur, and the two met and shook hands Tuesday at The Lakes Golf Club ahead of the Australian Open.
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November 10, 2011
SYDNEY -- Victory at the Australian Open would book-end a tumultuous, trophy-free two years for American golfer...
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November 08, 2011
SYDNEY - Tiger Woods and Steve Williams could learn a lot from each other.
They no longer are the best of friends,...
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November 10, 2011
Tiger Woods has another corporate sponsor, this one filling the void on his golf bag.
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November 10, 2011
Tiger Woods topped the leaderboard for the first time in nearly a year after a 5-under 67 on Friday in the Australian Open.
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November 10, 2011
Tiger Woods returns at Australian Open in Sydney; European PGA Tour travels to Singapore; LPGA in Mexico for Loreno Ochoa Invitational
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