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Tiger Not Crazy About Liberty National

Tiger Woods is often criticized for using a bunch of words to not say much of anything. At this point, it's almost expected whenever there's a mic in his face. But Woods, who is in the field at The Barclays, the first leg of the FedExCup, was allegedly very frank in his assessment of Liberty National. Via the Bergen...

Peter Thomson Thinks Tiger Woods Needs an Attitude Adjustment

Peter Thomson is Australia's first great golfer. He turns 80 on Sunday, and in a wide-ranging sit-down with the London Telegraph, the five-time British Open champion weighs in on the state of today's game. Specifically, how the face of golf, Tiger Woods, could stand to loosen up. The Telegraph writes that Thomson "has...

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05/23/12 Townsend impress at Buntingford Source: St Albans & Harpenden Review - Watford - Hertfordshire - UK Townsend Bowls Club travelled to Buntingford in the Top Ten competition where they were victorious in three of the four disciplines.
05/21/12 My top 10 Australian sporting stars over 50 years Source: The Roar "After Don Bradman, who are your top 10 Australians in order after nearly 50 years covering sport?"
04/25/12 Fundraising for Taunton veterans memorial grave... Source: Wicked Local Rehoboth - Rehoboth MA The Veterans Memorial Marker Committee will be holding a meat raffle this Friday in hopes of reaching their goal of $42,000 after nearly three years of fundraising.
04/19/12 HARMONY WITH NATURE MEETING AT UNITED NATIONS Source: Fiji Government The United Nations General Assembly met today for an interactive dialogue on the subject of Harmony with Nature in order to commemorate International Mother Earth Day. The United Nations meeting was opened by the Acting President of the General Assembly and Fiji's Ambassador to the United Nations Peter Thomson.
04/11/12 Reunion to celebrate the Geelong Golf Club's 120th... Source: Geelong Advertiser "In 1950, three-time British Open champion Bobby Locke played a round at the club. Exhibition matches would attract thousands in the 1950s and '60s because there was no television.