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Els and Dyson Lead as Weather Strikes Again at Barclays Singapore Open

Ernie Els bolted into the joint clubhouse lead at the US$5 million Barclays Singapore Open before it was hit by another lightning storm on Friday. The South African star returned in the morning to complete his first round in five-under-par 66 which overhauled overnight leader Lam Chih Bing of Singapore...

Posted to Golf International Magazine Online (Weblog) by Golf International on 11-14-2008
Scott Seeks Record Third Win at Barclays Singapore Open

Australian Adam Scott will be aiming to cement his place in the history books by claiming an unprecedented third title at the US$5 million Barclays Singapore Open starting on Thursday. The Sentosa Golf Club’s Serapong course has been a favourite hunting ground for Scott after triumphing in Asia’s richest...

Posted to Golf International Magazine Online (Weblog) by Golf International on 11-12-2008
Asia's Finest Line Up for Barclays Singapore Open

The best of Asia, led by the six recent Order of Merit champions, will be aiming for a famous victory at the cash-rich Barclays Singapore Open next week. Eighteen of the current top-20 players from the merit list will also be in the elite field at Sentosa Golf Club from November 13 to 16 where world...

Posted to Golf International Magazine Online (Weblog) by Golf International on 11-07-2008
Henrik Stenson Leads with an Opening 65

Henrik Stenson shot a 7-under 65 on Thursday to take a one-shot lead after the first round of the HSBC Champions. The Swede dropped a 20-foot birdie putt on the 18th, putting him a shot ahead of four of the game’s top players: Sergio Garcia, Anthony Kim, defending champion Phil Mickelson and Australia...

Posted to Golf International Magazine Online (Weblog) by Golf International on 11-06-2008
Huge field Sign Up for Barclays Singapore Open Qualifying

A 259-strong field of seasoned campaigners, young professionals and starry-eyed amateurs alike will bid for a coveted spot in the Barclays Singapore Open at the qualifying tournament on November 8 and 9. The hopefuls from around the world will shoot for 10 places – five on each day of qualifying – in...

Posted to Golf International Magazine Online (Weblog) by Golf International on 10-31-2008
Phil Mickelson Top Draw at Scottish Open

Phil Mickelson has returned for his annual British Open warmup at the Scottish Open at Loch Lomond. Although the course is nothing like the one at Royal Birkdale, where the Open will be played next week, Mickelson said Wednesday that it’s the perfect place to hone his game. “Part of getting ready for...

Posted to Golf International Magazine Online (Weblog) by Golf International on 07-10-2008
Woods - Mickelson - Scott Pairing the Main Attraction

A dream pairing of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson has been all the buzz at Torrey Pines after U.S. Open officials decided to group the top 12 players according to rankings for the first two rounds. The grouping of Woods, Mickelson and Adam Scott of Australia, the world’s top three players, at 0806 (1506...

Posted to Golf International Magazine Online (Weblog) by Golf International on 06-12-2008
Sergio Garcia Opens a two Shot Lead

The flag was in a tempting location, back and left on the 13th green at the TPC Sawgrass with a pond running alongside the left side. Sergio Garcia took dead aim with a 7-iron and the ball never left its target. This is nothing new with Garcia, who rarely struggles to make solid contact. What pleased...

Posted to Golf International Magazine Online (Weblog) by Golf International on 05-09-2008
Sawgrass for Everyone Aside From Tiger Woods

A corridor beneath the grandiose clubhouse is lined with black-and-white photographs from more than a quarter-century of winners at The Players Championship since it moved to the notorious TPC Sawgrass. They have little in common except they beat the best field in golf and got very rich. There is powerful...

Posted to Golf International Magazine Online (Weblog) by Golf International on 05-08-2008
Strong Field for Wachovia, But Without Woods

The Wachovia Championship has become known for its numerous perks. It’s what made Tiger Woods’ absence stick out even more on Wednesday. There was no sign of the Buick pitchman’s vehicle among the sea of Mercedes courtesy cars in the players’ parking lot. The tournament known for its pampering of players...

Posted to Golf International Magazine Online (Weblog) by Golf International on 05-01-2008

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