9 Results for boo weekley

A year after missing Tour Championship, Harrington in fine playoff shape

Bob Harig, ESPN.com

Through darkness, he sees light. Through calamity, he sees prosperity. And through a faulty golf swing, he sees nothing but shots that knock down the ...

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FedEx Cup playoffs a misnomer? Maybe not

Bob Harig, ESPN.com

First, let's get a few things out of the way. The FedEx Cup playoffs, which begin Thursday at The Barclays, are not really "playoffs" in the traditi...

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Lee focused on using exemptions to earn 2010 PGA Tour card

Bob Harig, ESPN.com

When Danny Lee became the youngest player to ever win the U.S. Amateur last summer, a world of opportunity awaited. There were the invites to presti...

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Scott knows he has work to do before Masters

Bob Harig, ESPN.com

PALM HARBOR, Fla. -- This is an important week for Adam Scott, if for no other reason than to see his game heading in the proper direction with the ye...

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Tiger's return solid, swing coach says

Bob Harig, ESPN.com

Hank Haney stayed behind after Tiger Woods had jetted off following his defeat to Tim Clark on Thursday and generally was upbeat about what had transpired this week.

Story | Conversation | February 27, 2009

Hart found focus amid family medical crisis

Bob Harig, ESPN.com

After another extended stay at home during the offseason helping to care for his 7-year-old triplets, Dudley Hart is back to work this week at the FBR...

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Weekley's world just got bigger

Bob Harig, ESPN.com

In this age of golf globetrotting, you have to put Boo Weekley's adventure halfway around the world into perspective. David Cannon/Getty Images How will Boo Weekley...

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2010 Ryder Cup might be last licks for Lyle

Bob Harig, ESPN.com

Sandy Lyle must often wonder what it was he did wrong. Were the two major championships not enough? Has his participation on five European Ryder Cup t...

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Tiger's triumph at Torrey was most memorable event of '08, maybe ever

Bob Harig, ESPN.com

A galloping Boo Weekley. A return to Ryder Cup supremacy. Saying "until next time" but not "goodbye" to a legend. They were all part of the fabric that became the 2008 golf season. But none could touch the magic that captivated sports fans everywhere in June at Torrey Pines, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Story | Conversation | December 10, 2008