Entries Tagged as 'Tiger Woods'

PGA Tour Faces Tough Sell in 2010

The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that the PGA Tour is learning a bitter lesson that the LPGA Tour has already learned — that sponsorships are going to be a hard sell in 2010.

Now that it’s clear the economy will remain in the tank and Tiger Woods will be somewhere other than on TV, the Journal reported that title sponsorship for the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines this week — what used to be called the Buick — went for half of what it did last year. Three 2010 PGA Tour events still don’t have lead sponsors.

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Quotables: Be a Tiger — Sorta

Occasional Sun Country Golf contributor Patrick McGreevy, a Seattle personal injury attorney,  sent us this news release:

“Patrick McGreevy will take an indefinite break from his family until he straightens out his golf game.”

We assume that unlike those of Tiger Woods’, the windows of McGreevy’s Cadillac Escalade are intact — for now, at least.

Quotables: We Couldn’t Resist

From an Albuquerque wag came this cheeky text: “Now Tiger is a ‘Cheetah.’”

Thank goodness we weren’t lining up a 3-footer.

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Tiger says, ‘My Bad’

Tiger woods says he let his family — and us down.

Let Tiger do the talking, by clicking on his website.

Let GolfWorld magazine lay it out for you, by clicking on GolfWorld’s website.

And there you have it.

Tiger Ticketed in Crash

The Florida Highway Patrol has issued Tiger Woods a careless-driving ticket in his Thanksgiving weekend crash and will not seek further information.

That suggests troopers will not take Sun Country Golf up on our suggestion they examine where bits of broken glass from his Cadillac could be found on the driveway of Woods’ Windermere, Fla., home. Photos taken immediately after the crash show no broken glass near the vehicle.

The fine for violation is $164 and four points on a driver’s license record. The celebrity website TMZ.com has video of the news conference announcing the FHP’s decision.