Olympic golf not all smooth sailing
Bob Harig, ESPN.comAlthough the sentiment about golf joining the Olympics has been generally positive, there are many questions that need to be ironed before golfers show up in Rio in 2016, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.
Story | Conversation | October 09, 2009FedEx Cup playoffs a misnomer? Maybe not
Bob Harig, ESPN.comFirst, 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...
Page | ConversationPlane perk makes world of difference for John Deere Classic
Bob Harig, ESPN.comIt is tough enough having a tournament date that precedes the British Open. But when your event is nowhere near a major metropolitan city and six time...
Page | ConversationDuval looking to capitalize on strong U.S. Open
Bob Harig, ESPN.comPerhaps the only thing more remarkable about David Duval's huge jump in the Official World Golf Rankings this week was the long, slow plummet in which...
Page | ConversationAmericans searching for a major breakthrough
Bob Harig, ESPN.comFARMINGDALE, N.Y. -- The U.S. Open -- and the major championships in general -- are no longer simply the domain of American golfers. When you conside...
Page | ConversationShell Houston Open changed the stakes
Bob Harig, ESPN.comThe notion that one could set up a golf course to replicate Augusta National's conditions is a reach for almost any venue that doesn't sit among rolli...
Page | ConversationAt 86, Sifford still making a difference
Bob Harig, ESPN.comThe lost years can never be regained. Charlie Sifford has spent a good part of his days wondering what might have been, how opportunity never really...
Page | ConversationAfter DQ, Hayes still amazed at reaction
Bob Harig, ESPN.comLike many Americans, J.P. Hayes lost his job last year. He didn't perform well enough, found himself out of work for 2009 and was doing what he had to...
Page | ConversationWeekly 18: O'Hair breaks mold as tour's youngest with two wins
Bob Harig, ESPN.comOn Sunday, Sean O'Hair became one of just seven players under 30 to have more than one win. But what does that mean? The Weekly 18 see beyond the ageism.
Story | Conversation | March 09, 2008Tiger's setting himself up for another historic run
Bob Harig, Special to ESPN.comDoes Tiger Woods really have a shot at winning everything he enters this year? Fred Funk thinks so. And, as the Weekly 18 points out, the schedule works out in Tiger's favor.
Story | Conversation | February 25, 2008No Wie, but still plenty of players to watch at Sony
Bob Harig, Special to ESPN.comMichelle Wie won't be in the Sony Open field for the first time since 2003, but there are plenty of other players to watch.
Story | Conversation | January 09, 2008After a long wait and lost weight, Kerr wins a major
Bob Harig, Special to ESPN.comA long time coming? Before winning the U.S. Women's Open on Sunday, Cristie Kerr was the youngest player on the LPGA Tour for three years, lost more than 50 pounds and became the best American without a major win. Until now.
Story | Conversation | July 01, 2007Wie suffers another setback, forced out of Women's Open
Bob Harig, Special to ESPN.comMichelle Wie suffered another setback on Saturday at the U.S. Women's Open, where she withdrew on the 10th hole after aggravating a wrist injury.
Story | Conversation | June 30, 2007Pioneer Pak blazed trail for Korean golfers to follow
Bob Harig, Special to ESPN.comTalented Korean women golfers have moved to the front and center on the LPGA Tour, following in the footsteps of idol Se Ri Pak.
Story | Conversation | June 29, 2007Webb shoots 'terrible' round of 83
Bob Harig, Special to ESPN.comThe last time the U.S. Women's Open was held at Pine Needles, Karrie Webb won by eight strokes. After one round Thursday, she already trails by 15.
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