This Week In Golf: Danny Lee Wins Playoff To Take Greenbrier ClassicDanny Lee gets his first PGA Tour victory at the Greenbrier Classic, besting David Hearn on the second playoff hole.
CBS Sports Golf Analyst Gary McCord Discusses The Zurich Classic Of New OrleansCBS Sports Golf Analyst Gary McCord looks ahead to the Zurich Classic, and explains why TPC Louisiana favors the big hitters.
This Week In Golf: Furyk Gets It Done At RBC Heritage; Zurich Classic NextJim Furyk showed nerves of steel in capturing the RBC Heritage, his first PGA Tour win in four years.
TOUR Championship News And NotesKeegan Bradley loves the Atlanta area. Bradley is leading the TOUR Championship after the first round with a 6 under 64.
Brandt Jobe Fits In With The Other Leaders At The PGAIf your expecting household names to dominate the leaderboard at the half way point of the 93rd PGA Championship you would be disappointed.
Steve Stricker Has Momentum Going Into Open ChampionshipSteve Stricker is ranked in the top-ten of the world golf ratings, but he's still waiting on his first major. The Open Championship could be his chance.
Steve Stricker Looking for Three-peat at John Deere ClassicSteve Stricker is the reigning two-time champion at the John Deere Classic. And while a third win is within the realm of possibility, it could lead to another letdown at the Open Championship next week.
Golf News and Notes: June 7, 2011Notes from the world of golf. Tiger Woods is sticking with his agent, Mark Steinberg. Steve Stricker jumps to fourth in the rankings, the highest position of any American player. Mike Weir and Vijay Singh are likely to miss their first majors in awhile, unless the U.S. Golf Association weighs in.
Mark Wilson 5 Strokes Back at MemorialMark Wilson would be in the hunt at the Memorial Tournament if fellow Wisconsin native Steve Stricker weren't blitzing the field. Wilson sits at 7-under 209 through 54 holes, good for a top-five position, but still five strokes off the lead.
Steve Stricker Is Making the CutSteve Stricker has not missed a cut in 2011. And with his 4-under 68 in Thursday’s first round of the Memorial Tournament, he will probably make another. With such solid play, Stricker likes his chances at the U.S. Open in a couple weeks.