Could an English player end his country’s British Open drought at Royal St. George’s this week? Several candidates are in position to do it.
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Phil Mickelson, fresh off a historic win at the PGA Championship, said on Monday he had a head start on getting reacquainted with Torrey Pines in a bid to bury his U.S. Open demons this week. Mickelson, who has finished runner-up at the U.S. Open a record six times, grew up playing Torrey Pines but due to a redesign wanted to get familiar with the layout that sits atop the cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean. “I really made an effort here, having the last week off, to spend time out here and really learn, relearn the greens,” said Mickelson, who with a win this week would complete a career Grand Slam of the four majors.
AUSTIN, Texas – For two decades, Tiger Woods has insisted that he never enters an event he doesn’t expect to win. But winning here at Austin Country Club will be a little more taxing than normal. Whichever players advance to Sunday’s final match will have played seven rounds of golf in five days.
Ten of the top 20 players in the official Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings are South Korean as it stands — and the number is only increasing. According to PGA coach Brian Mogg, a fiercely competitive society married with an intrinsic dedication to getting better has fostered a new generation of women that are revolutionizing the game. “Koreans are the most disciplined people on earth,” Mogg, who runs a golf academy in Seoul, told CNN Sport last year. “You tell them to do something but they don’t just do it, they do it to the nth degree, and they do it hard and passionate. When you put hard work and discipline together you’re going to create some success.” Park has won $2,161,005 in prize money
