Golf
Brittany Lang refused to be intimidated by the vaunted Oakmont Country Club course and shot a two-under-par 69 to grab a one-stroke lead after Thursday’s opening round of the U.S. Women’s Open.
John Deere Classic
Graham DeLaet is set to play in the PGA Tour's $4.4-million
John Deere Classic which starts today at the TPC Deere Run in
Silvis, Ill.
Former Masters champion Zach Johnson said he felt at home at
the John Deere Classic and hoped to build his case for a Ryder Cup
berth at this week's U.S. PGA Tour stop.
Phil Mickelson thinks it will be "cool" if he ends his long
wait to become the World No. 1 by winning the Scottish Open this
week.
Derek Gillespie doesn't want to be known simply as that guy.
You know, the Big Break winner.
Phil Mickelson is on the verge of deposing Tiger Woods as
world No. 1, but the American is more interested in sharpening his
driving before the start of next week's British Open.
Just like Regina's Kent Eger, Chile's Hugo Leon will never
forget his first PGA Tour major -- the 2010 U.S. Open at Pebble
Beach -- but likely for slightly different reasons.
In the News
Woods seeking solace at St Andrews
Tiger Woods returns to St Andrews next week for the 150th British Open, the world number one hoping that his favourite course can help him revive the form that has brought 14 major titles.
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Record-setting Rutledge wins Canadian PGA Senior title
Jim Rutledge of Victoria won the Canadian PGA Seniors’ Championship on Thursday with a record-setting performance.
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Furyk joins field for Canadian Open
The world’s fifth-ranked golfer has committed to join the field at this summer’s RBC Canadian Open, July 19-25 at St. George’s Golf and Country Club in Toronto.
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Europe Ryder Cup favourites: Monty
Europe will start as favourites in the Ryder Cup this year after some outstanding British performances in the United States, captain Colin Montgomerie said Wednesday.
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Gazette Features
Golf 2010: Iron rules
It took a change in the Rules of Golf to put the spotlight this season on irons and, in particular, wedges.
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Golf 2010: Meldrum on way to realizing LPGA dream
Persistence is a quality that best describes Lisa Meldrum. The Montreal native, who turns 28 on May 19, has reached "The Show" that is the LPGA Tour.
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Golf 2010: Golfers get head start this season
I received quite a few phone calls and emails over the last month asking when The Gazette was going to come out with its annual golf section.
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Golf 2010: Marketplace
Randy Phillips rounds up the latest golf gadgets to help you improve your game
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Golf Dorval's 'father figure' Dagenais calls it a career
The image of Maurice Dagenais in a chef's hat serving hotdogs off the barbecue to dozens of youngsters at lunch during one of the Future Links junior golf sessions he began at Golf Dorval years ago is one that will stay with me forever.
STEPHANIE MYLES
The Warmup
That ESPN is devoting an hour-long show to a 30-second announcement about where free agent NBA superstar LeBron James will sign isn't surprising. We've almost come to expect that in a world where reality shows have become reality. It was Team LeBron's idea, and they've lined up sponsors to ante up money that will go to charity. Why they've chosen the smarmy Jim Gray to do the quickie announcement "interview" is a mystery, though. No doubt this will work out better than ESPN's reality-show collaboration with disgraced slugger Barry Bonds a few years ago. That was a disaster.
PAT HICKEY
Kelly defends U.S. college hockey
Paul Kelly says he's not concerned that some people in the Canadian Hockey League are taking potshots at him.
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