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Scott Strange wins Wales Open

AP Golf Writer, 02 June 2008 09:07

Scott Strange got his first European Tour victory by leading the Wales Open from start to finish, shooting a 7-under 64 Sunday to win by four strokes. The 31-year-old Australian finished at 22-under 262. Robert Karlsson of Sweden was second after a final-round 64. Raphael Jacqueline was third on 270, while five players were tied for fourth, another stroke back. ...

Perry earns third Memorial victory

AP Golf Writer, 02 June 2008 09:07

Kenny Perry sat in a group with the rest of his U.S. teammates at the Presidents Cup three years ago, pouring out their hearts to captain Jack Nicklaus on how much he meant to them and how badly they wanted to win. Of all the things to say at such a poignant moment, Perry thanked him for Muirfield Village. The ...

Nicklaus gets Muirfield feeling like the Masters

AP Golf Writer, 30 May 2008 09:11

Jack Nicklaus always envisioned the Memorial as a northern version of the Masters, from the superb course conditions to super slick greens, from caddies wearing white coveralls to grounds so immaculate that nary a cigarette butt is to be found. He got his wish Thursday, at least with the greens. Mathew Goggin spent as little time on them as possible, ...

Mickelson and Garcia headline at Memorial

AP Golf Writer, 29 May 2008 09:10

The Memorial had high hopes of landing all of the top 10 players in the world for the first time until Tiger Woods decided his left knee was not fully recovered from surgery. Since then, the stars have been falling like rain, which is never a good sign at Muirfield Village. Adam Scott opted not to play, citing fatigue. Vijay ...

RYDER CUP | Fresh faces loom for Ryder Cup

AP Golf Writer, 21 May 2008 09:20

The question comes up every other year in the months leading to the Ryder Cup. It is an American perspective, offered by someone who has been involved in the matches every year since 1993. He will notice a group of Europeans on the putting green or the practice range, then turn and whisper, ``Who's their Peter Baker?'' Translation: Which player ...

Final week before US, British opens exempt top 50

AP Golf Writer, 21 May 2008 09:17

It didn't take long for Ryuji Imada to realize some of the perks from winning the AT&T Classic outside Atlanta, chief among them a return trip to Georgia next April for the Masters. Little did he know that his victory also sewed up a spot in the U.S. Open and the British Open. This is a big week for a ...

TPC AT SAWGRASS | Garcia builds an early lead

AP Golf Writer, 09 May 2008 14:22

The flag was in a tempting location, back and left on the 13th green at the TPC Sawgrass with a pond running alongside the left side. Sergio Garcia took dead aim with a 7-iron and the ball never left its target. This is nothing new with Garcia, who rarely struggles to make solid contact. What pleased him was to see ...

Masters champ Immelman is simply tops

AP Golf Writer, 16 April 2008 09:17

For someone who's on top of the world, Trevor Immelman has spent a lot of time looking up the last few days. One day after becoming the Masters champion, Immelman was courtside at Madison Square Garden for the Boston Celtics' 99-93 victory over the New York Knicks. He was invited to the Celtics' locker room at halftime by coach Doc ...

THE MASTERS 2008 | First 2 rounds of Masters a big hit on ESPN

AP Golf Writer, 14 April 2008 09:15

ESPN's first year of Masters coverage was a big hit. The broadcast of the second round Friday was the most-viewed golf telecast on cable, producing a 3.1 rating. It's the first time either of the first two rounds of the Masters has drawn a 3.0 rating. Coverage of Thursday's first round produced a 2.2 rating. ``It's gratifying to begin our ...

THE MASTERS 2008 | Fifty years after his first green jacket, Palmer fires away to get Masters going

AP Golf Writer, 11 April 2008 09:35

Fifty years after Arnold Palmer won the Masters for the first time, he settled over the ball Thursday morning and hit a ceremonial tee shot that went so far he never saw it land. Blame that on the thick fog that settled over Augusta National. ``Fifty years ago, it went a lot farther,'' Palmer said. ``But the tee was a ...

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