Kim upstages Tiger with opening 62
Anthony Kim upstaged host Tiger Woods Thursday with a course record 62 to lead the AT&T National. Tiger? Hot on his heels with a 64.
Pressel in 3-way tie for Farr lead; Wie one back
Still searching for her first LPGA win, Michelle Wie shot an opening 65 Thursday and sits one behind the leaders at the Farr Classic.
Jim Brown's my hero, Tiger doesn't have to be
Jim Brown is a leader for social change. But to demand that Tiger follow in his footsteps? Ain't gonna happen, Jason Whitlock says.
Tracking Tiger: A FOXSports.com special feature
Tiger Woods is back from injury and has resumed his pursuit of Nicklaus' 18 majors. Robert Lusetich will be there with every swing.
Kim sets course record 62; Tiger 2 shots back
Anthony Kim is regaining a lot of his strength and a little of his swagger. He can only hope his record start Thursday at the AT&T National will allow him to get rid of some frustration built up from a year of not winning. Kim ran off eight birdies over his final 13 holes and set the course record at Congressional with an 8-under 62, giving him a two-shot lead over tournament host Tiger Woods and two others.
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Pressel in 3-way tie for Farr lead; Wie one behind
Morgan Pressel, Song-Hee Kim and Laura Diaz made the most of the defending champion's absence at the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic. Each shot a 7-under 64 after Paula Creamer withdrew, taking a one-shot lead over Michelle Wie and Suzann Pettersen after Thursday's opening round at Highland Meadows. Creamer, who shot a personal-best and course-record 60 in last year's first round, withdrew because of a thumb injury moments before her morning tee time.
Tiger takes money off Romo in pro-am round
It's not often that a player is bold enough to challenge Tiger Woods on the golf course. Rarer still is when it happens during a pro-am round from one of his amateur partners. "That still puts me 1 up," Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo said to him Wednesday morning. "Does it, now?" Woods replied, not sounding the least bit concerned. The world's No. 1 player then smoked a fairway metal down the 17th at Congressional Country Club.
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Anthony Kim upstaged host Tiger Woods Thursday with a course record 62 to lead the AT&T National. Tiger? Hot on his heels with a 64.
Pressel in 3-way tie for Farr lead; Wie one back
Still searching for her first LPGA win, Michelle Wie shot an opening 65 Thursday and sits one behind the leaders at the Farr Classic.
Jim Brown's my hero, Tiger doesn't have to be
Jim Brown is a leader for social change. But to demand that Tiger follow in his footsteps? Ain't gonna happen, Jason Whitlock says.
Tracking Tiger: A FOXSports.com special feature
Tiger Woods is back from injury and has resumed his pursuit of Nicklaus' 18 majors. Robert Lusetich will be there with every swing.
Kim sets course record 62; Tiger 2 shots back
Anthony Kim is regaining a lot of his strength and a little of his swagger. He can only hope his record start Thursday at the AT&T National will allow him to get rid of some frustration built up from a year of not winning. Kim ran off eight birdies over his final 13 holes and set the course record at Congressional with an 8-under 62, giving him a two-shot lead over tournament host Tiger Woods and two others.
Scores
Pressel in 3-way tie for Farr lead; Wie one behind
Morgan Pressel, Song-Hee Kim and Laura Diaz made the most of the defending champion's absence at the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic. Each shot a 7-under 64 after Paula Creamer withdrew, taking a one-shot lead over Michelle Wie and Suzann Pettersen after Thursday's opening round at Highland Meadows. Creamer, who shot a personal-best and course-record 60 in last year's first round, withdrew because of a thumb injury moments before her morning tee time.
Tiger takes money off Romo in pro-am round
It's not often that a player is bold enough to challenge Tiger Woods on the golf course. Rarer still is when it happens during a pro-am round from one of his amateur partners. "That still puts me 1 up," Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo said to him Wednesday morning. "Does it, now?" Woods replied, not sounding the least bit concerned. The world's No. 1 player then smoked a fairway metal down the 17th at Congressional Country Club.
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