SHEBOYGAN, Wis. — Ryder Cup captain Corey Pavin had a heated exchange with Golf Channel reporter Jim Gray after a press conference at the PGA Championship on Wednesday afternoon.

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AKRON, Ohio (AP) — No one is happier about the no-cut policy at the Bridgestone Invitational than Anthony Kim.

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The weather continued to wreck havoc at St. Andrews on Friday as those who found success on Thursday found the going tough on Friday. Almost every single golfer who shot well on Thursday fell back to the pack on Friday.
Almost. The biggest surprise on Friday turned out to have been the biggest surprise on Thursday.

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ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — Arnold Palmer didn’t save the British Open when he played at St. Andrews in the 1960 championship, but — like wearing cardigans and mixing iced tea with your lemonade — he made it something cool for Americans to do.

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Tiger Woods has climbed his way to the Top of the British Open Power Rankings. Yes, I know, he didn’t even tee off at either the John Deere Classic or the Scottish Open this past week.
But because Phil “Lefty” Mickelson played about as badly as any golfer at the Scottish Open, Tiger inherits the top spot.

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PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — Tiger Woods had just walked the most scenic stretch of Pebble Beach — the glorious uphill sixth, the gorgeous little seventh, the rugged, cliffside eighth — when the difference between his life now and his life at the U.S. Open here 10 years ago was thrown into stark relief. After Woods tugged his driver into the left rough on the par-4 ninth, a man in Woods’s gallery waited for complete silence before turning his attention to Woods.

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FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Bryce Molder has yet to have the same kind of success that other four-time All-American collegiate players have had on the PGA Tour.

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Phil Mickelson shot a 74 in the final round of last week’s The Players Championship after shooting a 66 in the 3rd round. He failed to crack the Top 10 as the second golf betting choice in the sportsbook.

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The World’s #1 Ranked Golfer, and the quintessential golf betting favorite week in and week out, didn’t finish a PGA Tournament for the second week in a row. Last week, Tiger Woods shot a 153 after 2 rounds, missed the cut, and left Quail Hollow a broken, defeated shell of himself.

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K.J. Choi, who finished tied for 4th in last week’s Masters Tournament, shows up this week at Hilton Head, South Carolina as the +1500 favorite in the Verizon Heritage.
It’s no mistake that Choi is the favorite. Holding your own against Tiger Woods, and actually making a move into contention in the Masters, would make any golfer one of the favorites in a tournament like the Verizon…

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