Archive for September, 2011
The Golf Blog: Dream President’s Cup matchup: Tiger Woods, Dustin Johnson v. Adam Scott, Ernie Els
Yazan: mulligan | 28 September 2011 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: Dream President’s Cup matchup: Tiger Woods, Dustin Johnson v. Adam Scott, Ernie Els
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The Golf Blog says: The President’s Cup teams are now set. And there’s one matchup that Fred Couples and Greg Norman must give us: Tiger Woods (caddie Joe Lacava) and Dustin Johnson (Joe Lacava just left) versus Adam Scott (caddie Stevie Williams, formerly with Tiger Woods) and Ernie Els. Talk about uncomfortable!
TweetThe Golf Blog: Joe LaCava secures job with Tiger Woods and then leaves Dustin Johnson right after FedEx Cup finale
Yazan: mulligan | 27 September 2011 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: Joe LaCava secures job with Tiger Woods and then leaves Dustin Johnson right after FedEx Cup finale
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The Golf Blog says: As the FedEx Cup was finishing on Sunday, Dustin Johnson got some bad news. His caddie Joe LaCava told Johnson after his round (T-23) that he was leaving him. Through Dustin’s agent, he said that he was “completely surprised” by the decision. LaCava wanted to go work for Tiger Woods. According […]
TweetThe Golf Blog: Tiger Woods steals away Dustin Johnson’s caddie Joe Lacava
Yazan: mulligan | 26 September 2011 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: Tiger Woods steals away Dustin Johnson’s caddie Joe Lacava
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The Golf Blog says: While the FedEx Cup was finishing, news about Tiger Woods stole the show. Tiger Woods reportedly stole away Dustin Johnson’s caddie, Joe Lacava (who formerly caddied for Fred Couples). Not sure how happy Dustin is.
TweetThe Golf Blog: Azahara Munoz helps Euros win Solheim Cup
Yazan: mulligan | 25 September 2011 | Comments Off on The Golf Blog: Azahara Munoz helps Euros win Solheim Cup
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The Golf Blog: Captain’s pick Azahara Munoz of Spain helped the European team clinch the Solheim Cup. Playing in the anchor match (because the last match was conceded by Cristie Kerr due to injury), Munoz stuck her shot close on the 17th and sank a 5-footer for birdie. That put Munoz 1-up in her match […]
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