Green Posse

We needn’t have worried. Sure, Tiger had an off day on Saturday (don’t we all ever once in a while?). Yes, Ernie Els was leading Woods by four strokes going into Sunday’s final round. But, let’s not forget that it takes 72 holes to finish the tournament and that Tiger is the best player in the world (whatever Mr. Els’ press agent may assert).
Woods arrived ready to play this morning in Dubai and shot a seven-under 65 for the round, with birdies on the last two holes. Els, on the other hand, struggled, finishing the day with …read more

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After a disastrous one-over-par, third round on Saturday, Tiger Woods is tied for 5th place in the Dubai Desert Classic, behind South Africa’s Ernie Els and defending champion, Henrik Stenson of Sweden.
Els shot a -7 on Saturday with five birdies and an eagle to gain the lead. Tiger, who had a one-shot lead going into Saturday’s round, had two birdies and three bogies. He also quarreled with a professional photographer on the eighth tee and officials ejected other fans for inappropriate camera use.
Els has won the Dubai Desert Classic three times–in 1994, 2002, and 2005–and finished in second place …read more

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