Zoom Gallery: 2006 Masters Round Two
High res photos of round two of the 2006 Masters.
Photo | Conversation | April 07, 2006Chat about the Accenture Match Play Championships
...Play Championships this week and will be in chat Wednesday to take your questions. Tiger Woods, Ernie Els, Vijay Singh and Retief Goosen are the top seeds but there are plenty of other story...
Chat | February 21, 2006
Growing up NEXT with David Leadbetter
...won six majors. Nick Price turned to him to regain the "flow" in his putting strole. Ernie Els came calling when he needed a shot of confidence. So it's little wonder why three...
Chat | August 22, 2005Chat: Ivan Maisel from The Masters
...your questions on The Masters. Tiger, Phil and Vijay have all won tournaments in 2005. Is Ernie Els next? Or will someone else rise from the pack to don the green jacket? Ivan is...
Chat | April 05, 2005
Singapore Open champ Singh first to top $1M on Asian Tour
ReutersIndia's Jeev Milkha Singh won a nail-biting Singapore Open on Sunday after Padraig Harrington and Ernie Els came agonizingly close to taking the $5 million Asian Tour event to a playoff.
Story | Conversation | November 16, 2008Singapore Open final scores
Associated PressScores Sunday from the final round of the $5 million Singapore Open, played on the 6,972-yard, par-71 Sentosa Golf Club course.
Story | Conversation | November 16, 2008Birdie pushes Nirat to three-stroke lead over Lam at Singapore Open
Associated PressThailand's Chapchai Nirat shot a 6-under 65 on Sunday in the completion of the third round of the Singapore Open to take a three-stroke lead.
Story | Conversation | November 15, 2008Half of field still out after Singapore's third round called for darkness
Associated PressChapchai Nirat of Thailand took a two-stroke lead at the Singapore Open, which was called because of darkness before roughly half the players could finish the third round Saturday.
Story | Conversation | November 15, 2008Els, Dyson share second-round Singapore Open lead at 6 under
ESPN.com news servicesSouth African star Ernie Els and England's Simon Dyson share the Singapore Open lead Saturday after the completion of the delayed second round.
Story | Conversation | November 14, 2008Els, Dyson forge two-shot lead after 36 holes of Singapore Open
Associated PressErnie Els of South Africa and England's Simon Dyson shared a two-stroke lead after two rounds at the Singapore Open on Friday when play was delayed for a second day because of rain.
Story | Conversation | November 14, 2008Lam leads Singapore Open as big names falter in tough conditions
ReutersLam Chih Bing made the best of challenging weather on Thursday to take the early lead at the Singapore Open with a 4-under-par 67.
Story | Conversation | November 13, 2008Team preview: William & Mary
Blue Ribbon YearbookBlue Ribbon Yearbook previews the 2008-09 college basketball season, exclusively on Insider.
Story | Conversation | October 09, 2008
Do You Know Who My Uncle Is?
Tom FriendCheyenne Woods already has the biggest name in golf. Time will tell if she's got the game to match
Story | Conversation | October 07, 2008Weekley clearly rising on PGA Tour's popularity scale
ESPN.com/GolfWorldBoo Weekley's recent appearances on late-night TV talk shows and at a NASCAR race point to a new level in popularity. But does he have the staying power on a John Daly level? Our experts debate in this week's edition of Fact or Fiction.
Story | Conversation | October 06, 2008Brier shoots 70 to take 1-shot lead at Dunhill Links Championship
Associated PressMarkus Brier led the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship by a stroke after the second round, shooting a 2-under 70 Friday on The Old Course.
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