Jack Nicklaus has come out saying that he thinks Tiger Woods will play in the Masters next month. Nicklaus said that it would surprise him if Woods didn’t return to Augusta, a venue for four of his Major victories.
With just a month to go until the first Major of the season, the Mole is hoping that the weather improves in Augusta, Georgia. Check out these radical images of holes like the par-three 12th, Golden Bell, that show how America’s most famous golf course gets itself into springtime shape for the Masters.
Gatorade has joined the likes of AT&T and Accenture on the list of sponsors who have dropped Tiger Woods. A representative of the company, which is sold by PepsiCo Inc., confirmed that they had ended their relationship with the world number one.
Last year in April, Paul Casey won his first PGA Tour title on American soil. After winning, he promised to do something for the local community and now, 10 months later, he is living up to that promise.
The last year has been a tough one for the golf industry, with the recession taking its toll on golf courses, construction companies, sponsors and even the pros themselves. But it’s in these difficult times that many people in the South African golf industry have shown their true mettle and their achievements were honored at Compleat Golfer’s Awards Dinner.
It’s been over 48 hours since Tiger made his first public apology for his infidelities. His speech has received mixed reactions, with some calling it sincere and others saying it was nothing more than a well-crafted PR exercise.
If you haven’t already been to Country Club Johannesburg this weekend, do yourself a favour and get there to smack the latest clubs from manufacturers at the PGA Golf Show and watch the pros fight it out for the Telkom PGA Championship. The Mole’s just heard that there are still plenty of greenfee vouchers being handed out.
Hunter Mahan has had the poor luck of being an original user of the Ping Eye2 wedges before the new groove rules came into play. Now he’s stuck in the awkward predicament of being the only player on the tour to use the somewhat infamous Eye2 wedges. However, he’s been able to find a solution...
For the first time in Tiger Woods’ career, he showed a little more than his game face and admitted that he was far from the perfect role model, which many had built him up to be. He delivered a statement from the headquarters of the PGA Tour in Florida before heading back to rehab tomorrow.
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