By Douglas Holtz-Eakin
The young drop coverage to avoid higher premiums
The Olympic Club is a San Francisco, California, athletic club and private social club with three golf courses located at San Francisco's border with Daly City, California. The club's main "City Clubhouse" is located in downtown San Francisco. The club's "Lakeside Clubhouse" is located just north of the city's border with Daly City. The two clubhouses are separated by about 10 miles. The three courses at the Olympic Club are the Cliffs, Lake and Ocean courses. The Lake and Ocean are 18-hole par-71 courses, and the Cliffs is a nine-hole par-3 course that is on the bluffs of the Pacific Ocean. All three courses are lined with many trees (almost 40,000 on the Lake course) and offer views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Golden Gate Park. The United States Golf Association recognizes the Olympic Club as one of the first 100 golf clubs established in the United States. - Source: Wikipedia
There is a fascination with numbers when it comes to Tiger Woods, a product of him winning so much over so many years.
Guan Tianlang is an eighth-grader from China who barely weighs 125 pounds and doesn't hit the golf ball far enough to reach some par 4s. The next stop for the 14-year-old prodigy will be the Masters, where he will tee it up with Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson at Augusta National.
Jim Furyk is playing his final official tournament of the year at the McGladrey Classic, and even a win at Sea Island might not be enough to chase away such a sour taste from an otherwise solid year.
The ultimate team event in golf sometimes is decided by a single player.
Ernie Els finished up at The Barclays and hung around Long Island for a golf tournament equally important to him.
U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson is ready to get back to work at the PGA Championship.
If golf decides to ban long putters, U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson will be ready.
Tiger Woods gazed up every time he heard thunder crackling in the distance or the rain pounding the tent Tuesday, the kind of weather that could keep Kiawah Island from playing the way he would prefer at the PGA Championship.
Tiger Woods gazed up every time he heard thunder crackling in the distance or the rain pounding the tent Tuesday, the kind of weather that could keep Kiawah Island from playing the way he would prefer at the PGA Championship.
No cheer that sounded like the clap of thunder. No need to raise both arms or pump the fist in celebration.
Adam Scott has never had a better chance to end that long wait for a major championship — mostly because of that long putter.
The disappointment for Paul Casey was not a 41 on the back nine Thursday that took him from the first page of the leaderboard at the British Open to his ninth consecutive round over par. It was not getting a chance to emulate Seve Ballesteros.
Tiger Woods' last trip to northwest England for the British Open ended in a two-shot win at Royal Liverpool.
Lee Westwood might have won that elusive first major had he not hit a tee shot into a tree on the fifth hole in the final round of the U.S. Open at Olympic Club last month.
Tiger Woods' last trip to northwest England for the British Open ended in a two-shot win at Royal Liverpool.
