Brian Hewitt

Stormin Norman

Shark two shots clear of wind-blown field with one round left to play at Open Championship.

Royal Sharkdale

Greg Norman is the center of attention on the leaderboard and in the heart of his new bride, Chrissie Evert.

More Perry Yay or nay

And a lot of feedback on whether Perry and Woods are the two leading candidates for Player of the Year.

Rocco rolls and weather roils

And there were plenty of storylines, including a shark-sighting in the first round of the Open.

A British to remember

If we don’t get something compelling at Birkdale, the critics will point to the absence of you-know-who.

Making a race of It

Player of the Year? Kenny or Tiger? The hottest player versus the best player on the planet.

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The best of the world’s 20-somethings has now won two titles in ’08. And joins fast company.

Kim in Fast Company

The best of the world’s 20-somethings has now won two titles in ’08. And joins fast company.

Tiger and His Potty Mouth

Many of you have plenty to say about Tiger Woods and his choice of choice words on the course.

Friendship Double-Parked

Once best friends, Inbee Park and Angela Park are no longer as tight as they used to be.

Inbee Park a Major Player

And she’s also the youngest woman ever to win the U.S. Women’s Open at the tender age of 19.

A Jordan Themed Open

The surprise 54-hole leader of the U.S. Women’s Open, Stacy Lewis, is just 23 years old.

Angela Park Breaking Out

A 2008 season that wasn’t living up to her expectations got a jolt for the better Friday at U.S. Women’s Open.

The Comebackees are Angry

A lot of people are cranky now that Tiger Woods has decided to shut it down for the rest of the year.

Crunching the Numbers

Michelle Wie suffered. Maria Jose Uribe starred. Laura Davies lurks at Interlachen.

The Hawaiian Connection

Don’t be surprised if Kimberly Kim, playing with Michelle Wie the first two days, shoots the lower score for 36.

Stewart Cinks Naked Ambition

Ending a four-year winless drought, Cink kicks off the post-Tiger 2008 era.

Golf Without Tiger

The Comebacker this will week will be the exclusive province of, well, You-Know-Who.

Tiger The Hints Were There

Now we know Tiger won’t play the rest of the year. Hank Haney and Casey Martin offer their comments.

Tiger gets a piece of the Rock and a 14th major at Torrey Pines

SAN DIEGO – At exactly 8:34 a.m. local time Monday at the U.S. Open, caddie Steve Williams handed Tiger Woods a driver. Woods had warmed up with the shorter clubs and was in full a lather.

As Woods’ eyes, instructor Hank Haney scrutinized, watching Woods hit 11 crisp bullets. A few cuts. A few draws. A few high. A few low. All crisp.

Then Woods grabbed a wedge and struck a few more balls for tempo. Williams then handed his man the driver one more time.

Tigers Time Place Delayed

It will be a Monday playoff with Rocco Mediate. Tiger’s the favorite. His leg is still the question.

No Lame Excuses

Tiger’s biggest opponent at Torrey could be his own knee. But don’t bet against him.

Coming Back For More

Groupings mischief, advice for Annika and a candidate for the next Tiger.

These Guys are Good Guys

And they are all over the leaderboard at the halfway mark of the 108th U.S. Open at Torrey Pines.

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