The News Review:
- Tiger chooses to emphasize education not golf
- For Woods It’s All About the Moments
- Feel Golf Strengthens Capital Markets Profile With New CF Hire
- Wie relaxed unstressed focuses only on playing well this week
- Menlo sophomores tame Palo Alto Golf Course
- Men’s golf is third after two days at Hootie
- Look back at 2006 PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship
Tiger chooses to emphasize education not golf
USA Today
And he wasn’t even holding a golf club. Next door to the public course where he played more golf than he can remember a few miles (kilometers) from the middle-class home where Woods grew up in Southern California he cut the ribbon three years ago on his $25 million Tiger Woods Learning Center. There is a driving range behind the 35000-square-foot (3200-square-meter) building and now about 100 kids show up each Saturday for a golf clinic. Woods however remains more interested in what goes on inside the center.
For Woods It’s All About the Moments
New York Times
Certainly there was no shortage of golf excellence on display during Woods’s nine-month absence. It came in all ages shapes sizes and nationalities from the American.
Feel Golf Strengthens Capital Markets Profile With New CF Hire
FXBusiness
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Wie relaxed unstressed focuses only on playing well this week
USA Today
That year she missed a 30-foot chip shot on the 72nd hole in the Kraft that would have won the tournament. “Walking down the 18th hole walking to the green that long walk where people are clapping for you it’s a really good feeling a great feeling” Wie said about her fondest memories in the Kraft. “Just everything about this golf course. All the good shots that I’ve hit. I have a lot of good memories so I’m really thankful about that. Wie was even thankful for last week when she tied for 57th in the J Golf Phoenix LPGA International in her second start this year. “Last week wasn’t my greatest week but I feel like I learned a lot” she said.
Menlo sophomores tame Palo Alto Golf Course
San Jose Mercury News
Cootsona carded a sizzling 66 while Grimes the defending Central Coast Section champion shot a torrid 69. The Knights won the team race with an impressive 379 19 strokes over par. All five players scored on the 18-hole round to comprise the team scoring. Gunn-Palo Alto’s Martin Trainer shot a 71 the only other player under par which was 72.
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Men’s golf is third after two days at Hootie
Central Florida Future
The Knights collectively shot a 10-under-par 274 Monday to move up two spots from fifth to third on the team leaderboard behind leader Augusta State which also went low Monday with a 12-under-par team total. The Knights are currently at 3-under-par through two rounds. UCF completed its third round Tuesday but results were not available at press time. Each of UCF’s players recorded rounds of 1-over-par or better in the second round.
Look back at 2006 PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship
PGA.com
com :: PGA :: Look back at 2006 PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship. with a Championship team total of 13-over-par 877. Bethune-Cookman College of Daytona Beach Fla. finished in second place 10 strokes behind the Broncs.