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Making Sense of the FedExCup Playoffs

Making Sense of the FedExCup Playoffs

The second annual FedExCup PGA playoffs begin this week with The Barclay’s Tournament in Paramus, New Jersey. The FedExCup spans four tournaments and rewards the top finishers with an extra bonus of up to $10 million. The FedExCup period this year spans five weeks instead of four as the Ryder Cup event falls within September and is not a part of the playoff event.
Beginning the playoffs, the top ten players are:

Tiger Woods
Kenny Perry
Phil Mickelson
Padraig Harrington
Anthony Kim
Stewart Cink
Vijay Singh
Justin Leonard
Ryuji Imada
Geoff Ogilvy
Of course, Woods will not be competing in any of the FedExCup events due to his having knee surgery earlier …read more

US Ryder Cup Team Taking Shape

US Ryder Cup Team Taking Shape

Eight of the 12 Ryder Cup team members have earned a spot, following the PGA Championship that concluded last weekend. They are:

Cink Wins the Travelers

Cink Wins the Travelers

Stewart Cink, who has been playing good, but not winning golf of late, captured the Travelers Championship win this past weekend by one stroke over Tommy Armour III and Hunter Mahan. Cink came in second to Tiger Woods in this year’s WGC Match Play competition, but his last win was in 2004 at the WGC-NEC Tournament in Akron.
The 35-year-old Cink, a native of Alabama, has been a pro golfer since 1995. The Travelers is his 12th professional win. Cink also made our “Eight Hottest Guys on the PGA Tour” list earlier this year.
(photo © Newscom)

Golf on TV this Weekend – 6/21 and 6/22

Golf on TV this Weekend – 6/21 and 6/22

Yes, there is golf after the US Open and after Tiger’s early departure for the season. The complete televison coverage schedule for this weekend is (all times are EDT)
Saturday, June 219am – 1230pm – European Tour – BMW International Tournament in Munich, Germany – Golf Channel1pm – 4pm – Champions Tour – Bank of America Championship in Concord, MA – Golf Channel2pm – 4pm – LPGA – Wegmans LPGA in Pittsford, NY – Golf Channel 3pm – 6pm – PGA – Travelers Championship in Cromwell, CT – CBS
Sunday, June 229am – 1230pm – European Tour – …read more

Tiger Wins the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship

Tiger Wins the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship

Stewart Cink may have made our list of the hottest guys on the PGA tour, but he was no match yesterday for Tiger yesterday in the final round of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship. It was a good day, even by Woods’ high standards. He told the Associated Press “I think (the final 18 holes) is the best stretch I’ve ever played.”
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The talk around the blogosphere is that Tiger is unstoppable. Do you agree?

The Hottest Guys on the PGA Tour

The Hottest Guys on the PGA Tour

It’s not unusual to see articles about the sexy girls of the LPGA, like Natalie Gublis and Michelle Wie. However, little is written about the guys on the PGA Tour. Those who stereotype might say that male golfers are all boring, white guys with beer bellies. I don’t think that’s a fair representation. In my opinion, there are plenty of hot guys on the tour, including my picks (in alphabetical order) for the top eight:
Stuart Appleby

Stewart Cink is tall (6′4″) and a solid golfer, with 4 PGA wins since joining the tour in 1995. He …read more


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