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Chuck Garbedian's Articles
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Sports - Aug. 16, 2009
Championship Sunday sure to bring thrills at PGA
There is a certain vibe that comes only on the final day of a major championship. A victor is crowned and he leaves town with his mammoth trophy and his oversized cardboard check (not really) and he does not come back to your town to defend his title, instead the event moves to somewhere else and that is where he will defend his title. And in the case of the PGA of America, that place in 2010 would be Whistling Straits in Haven, Wis., where they will again put up the ropes and begin the process all over again.
Championship Sunday sure to bring thrills at PGA
There is a certain vibe that comes only on the final day of a major championship. A victor is crowned and he leaves town with his mammoth trophy and his oversized cardboard check (not really) and he does not come back to your town to defend his title, instead the event moves to somewhere else and that is where he will defend his title. And in the case of the PGA of America, that place in 2010 would be Whistling Straits in Haven, Wis., where they will again put up the ropes and begin the process all over again.
Sports - Aug. 15, 2009
PGA Championship: Tiger roars again in Round 2
A change in pre-tournament preparation appears to have helped Tiger Woods regain his edge at the PGA Championship in Chaska, Minn. Rather than taking time off to prepare, Woods kept playing and is knocking down birdies instead of knocking rust of his game. As a result, he's taken a commanding four-shot lead into the mid-point of the tournament at Hazeltine.
PGA Championship: Tiger roars again in Round 2
A change in pre-tournament preparation appears to have helped Tiger Woods regain his edge at the PGA Championship in Chaska, Minn. Rather than taking time off to prepare, Woods kept playing and is knocking down birdies instead of knocking rust of his game. As a result, he's taken a commanding four-shot lead into the mid-point of the tournament at Hazeltine.
Sports - Aug. 12, 2009
PGA Championship preview
It is way too early to tell who will win the 91st PGA Championship, but there is one thing for certain. You cannot win the event on Thursday, but you sure can lose it.
PGA Championship preview
It is way too early to tell who will win the 91st PGA Championship, but there is one thing for certain. You cannot win the event on Thursday, but you sure can lose it.
Sports - July 20, 2009
Van Pelt's first victory could be the last in Milwaukee
Bo Van Pelt captured his first PGA Tour victory by winning a playoff Sunday at the U.S. Bank Championship Sunday afternoon at Brown Deer Park. Van Pelt, who outlasted John Mallinger, might not be able to defend his title. U.S. Bank is pulling its sponsorship and without an obvious replacement the tournament is on the endangered list for 2010 and beyond.
Van Pelt's first victory could be the last in Milwaukee
Bo Van Pelt captured his first PGA Tour victory by winning a playoff Sunday at the U.S. Bank Championship Sunday afternoon at Brown Deer Park. Van Pelt, who outlasted John Mallinger, might not be able to defend his title. U.S. Bank is pulling its sponsorship and without an obvious replacement the tournament is on the endangered list for 2010 and beyond.
Sports - July 19, 2009
Watson lets British Open slip through his fingers
Stewart Cink is a gentleman and a terrific golfer, but his victory in the 138th British Open will be remembered as the one that Tom Watson let slip away. Watson, 59, played terrific golf for 71 holes and was on the brink of authoring the sports story of the year when before faltering and losing a four-hole playoff to Cink Sunday at Turnberry in Scotland.
Watson lets British Open slip through his fingers
Stewart Cink is a gentleman and a terrific golfer, but his victory in the 138th British Open will be remembered as the one that Tom Watson let slip away. Watson, 59, played terrific golf for 71 holes and was on the brink of authoring the sports story of the year when before faltering and losing a four-hole playoff to Cink Sunday at Turnberry in Scotland.
Sports - July 19, 2009
Lickliter takes the lead at U.S. Bank Championship
With cool, blustery conditions more suited to Scotland, the field of competitors will chase third-round leader Frank Lickliter in the final round of what could be the final installment of the U.S. Bank Championship today at Brown Deer Park Golf Course.
Lickliter takes the lead at U.S. Bank Championship
With cool, blustery conditions more suited to Scotland, the field of competitors will chase third-round leader Frank Lickliter in the final round of what could be the final installment of the U.S. Bank Championship today at Brown Deer Park Golf Course.
Sports - July 18, 2009
Hot putter puts Watson within reach of a miracle
During the third round of the 138th British Open, Tom Watson consistently snaked in 20-, 30- and 40-foot putts, seemingly at will. That's put him in contention for what would be an improbable and historic victory.
Hot putter puts Watson within reach of a miracle
During the third round of the 138th British Open, Tom Watson consistently snaked in 20-, 30- and 40-foot putts, seemingly at will. That's put him in contention for what would be an improbable and historic victory.
Sports - July 18, 2009
Getting ready for a showdown at Brown Deer Park
The cool, windy conditions are making for close compeition at the U.S. Bank Championship. By the end of play Friday, there were 12 players within four strokes of the lead heading into a weekend that promises to be a shootout. At the top of the leader board is Australian Greg Chalmers (pictured), who fired a second round 3-under par 67 to give himself a two-shot cushion over Chris Riley, Jeff Klauk and Kris Blanks. Kevin Na, Marc Turnesa and Steve Flesch trail Chalmers by three shots.
Getting ready for a showdown at Brown Deer Park
The cool, windy conditions are making for close compeition at the U.S. Bank Championship. By the end of play Friday, there were 12 players within four strokes of the lead heading into a weekend that promises to be a shootout. At the top of the leader board is Australian Greg Chalmers (pictured), who fired a second round 3-under par 67 to give himself a two-shot cushion over Chris Riley, Jeff Klauk and Kris Blanks. Kevin Na, Marc Turnesa and Steve Flesch trail Chalmers by three shots.
Sports - July 18, 2009
British co-leader Watson still getting his kicks at 59
Fifty-nine is one of the magic numbers in the game of golf. In fact, it may be the most magical of all numbers associated with this great game and on Friday, in the second round of the 138th British Open at Turnberry, Tom Watson introduced the magic number of 59 to major championship golf. Watson, who owns five Claret Jugs, posted a second round score of even-par 70 to share the halfway lead with American Steve Marino atop the leader board of the 2009 British Open at 5-under par.
British co-leader Watson still getting his kicks at 59
Fifty-nine is one of the magic numbers in the game of golf. In fact, it may be the most magical of all numbers associated with this great game and on Friday, in the second round of the 138th British Open at Turnberry, Tom Watson introduced the magic number of 59 to major championship golf. Watson, who owns five Claret Jugs, posted a second round score of even-par 70 to share the halfway lead with American Steve Marino atop the leader board of the 2009 British Open at 5-under par.
Sports - July 17, 2009
U.S. Bank Championship: Round 1 recap
Facing windy conditions unusual for Brown Deer Park at this time of year, 64 players finished the first round of the U.S. Bank Championship with scores of par or better. If the wind freshens and the temps drop, that number will also be lower. Brown Deer Park is not a bomber's paradise but instead a tactical golf course that requires patience and precise shot execution. Just ask Greg Chalmers (pictured) and Jeff Klauk, who shared the first round lead.
U.S. Bank Championship: Round 1 recap
Facing windy conditions unusual for Brown Deer Park at this time of year, 64 players finished the first round of the U.S. Bank Championship with scores of par or better. If the wind freshens and the temps drop, that number will also be lower. Brown Deer Park is not a bomber's paradise but instead a tactical golf course that requires patience and precise shot execution. Just ask Greg Chalmers (pictured) and Jeff Klauk, who shared the first round lead.
Sports - July 16, 2009
British Open Round 1: Watson steals the show
If you woke up especially early Thursday morning to tune into TNT's live first- round coverage of the 138th British Open from Turnberry and thought that you were still dreaming because, what have we here... Tom Watson is winning the British Open? For several glorious hours, it was true. Old Tom Watson, a golfing legend of almost 60 years young, was alone atop the leader board of golf's oldest major championship. He played a youthful round at five-under par 65 on a glorious day for golf in the kingdom.
British Open Round 1: Watson steals the show
If you woke up especially early Thursday morning to tune into TNT's live first- round coverage of the 138th British Open from Turnberry and thought that you were still dreaming because, what have we here... Tom Watson is winning the British Open? For several glorious hours, it was true. Old Tom Watson, a golfing legend of almost 60 years young, was alone atop the leader board of golf's oldest major championship. He played a youthful round at five-under par 65 on a glorious day for golf in the kingdom.
Sports - June 22, 2009
U.S. Open recap, Round 3
It would take an awful lot of backing up from Lucas Glover and Ricky Barnes to bring the rest of the field behind them into the picture at the 109th U.S. Open at Bethpage State Park's Black Course.
U.S. Open recap, Round 3
It would take an awful lot of backing up from Lucas Glover and Ricky Barnes to bring the rest of the field behind them into the picture at the 109th U.S. Open at Bethpage State Park's Black Course.
Sports - June 21, 2009
U.S. Open wrapup: Round 2
Rain has been the major story at the U.S. Open, but there is plenty of golf to be played at Bethpage Black.
U.S. Open wrapup: Round 2
Rain has been the major story at the U.S. Open, but there is plenty of golf to be played at Bethpage Black.
Sports - June 20, 2009
U.S. Open, Day 2 -- or 1.5 -- wrapup
Amid all the talk of rain and ticket refunds, they did play a little golf at the U.S. Open and Lucas Glover was in the lead.
U.S. Open, Day 2 -- or 1.5 -- wrapup
Amid all the talk of rain and ticket refunds, they did play a little golf at the U.S. Open and Lucas Glover was in the lead.
Sports - June 19, 2009
U.S. Open gets off to a soggy start
Rainy weather at Bethpage Black, or "Wetpage Black," dampened spirits -- and everything else -- at the U.S. Open.
U.S. Open gets off to a soggy start
Rainy weather at Bethpage Black, or "Wetpage Black," dampened spirits -- and everything else -- at the U.S. Open.
Sports - June 18, 2009
US Open preview: Tiger takes aim at another title
Can Tiger Woods win the 109th United States Open at Bethpage State Park's Black Course? Yes he can. Will Tiger Woods win the 109th United States Open at Bethpage State Park's Black Course? Maybe. The conversation in this era of golf has to begin and end with Woods
US Open preview: Tiger takes aim at another title
Can Tiger Woods win the 109th United States Open at Bethpage State Park's Black Course? Yes he can. Will Tiger Woods win the 109th United States Open at Bethpage State Park's Black Course? Maybe. The conversation in this era of golf has to begin and end with Woods
Sports - April 13, 2009
Woods and Mickelson stage a masterful sideshow
Take Tiger Woods, toss in a side of Phil Mickelson and present it on the platter of a major championship on Easter Sunday and you have all the ingredients for must-watch stew.
Woods and Mickelson stage a masterful sideshow
Take Tiger Woods, toss in a side of Phil Mickelson and present it on the platter of a major championship on Easter Sunday and you have all the ingredients for must-watch stew.
Sports - April 12, 2009
Masters notes: Observations from Day 3 at Augusta
"Moving Day" is over at the 73rd Masters. All that remains now is the charge toward the coveted green jacket. Will Kenny Perry step up and win his first major? Will Angel Cabrera keep his putting consistent to stay in the hunt? What about early leader Chad Campbell, Wisconsin native Steve Stricker or that fellow named Eldrick? Anything can happen, and often does, on Easter Sunday at Augusta.
Masters notes: Observations from Day 3 at Augusta
"Moving Day" is over at the 73rd Masters. All that remains now is the charge toward the coveted green jacket. Will Kenny Perry step up and win his first major? Will Angel Cabrera keep his putting consistent to stay in the hunt? What about early leader Chad Campbell, Wisconsin native Steve Stricker or that fellow named Eldrick? Anything can happen, and often does, on Easter Sunday at Augusta.
Sports - April 10, 2009
Masters notes: Observations from Day 2 at Augusta
As the late Academy Award winning Heath Ledger's character, the Joker, would say in "The Dark Knight," "And here we go..." At the second round of the 73rd Masters Friday at Augusta National Golf Club, Mother Nature decided to make an appearance and tantalize, tease and confound the golfing professionals with spring breezes that swirled around the majestic pines and elevation changes that make up Augusta National.
Masters notes: Observations from Day 2 at Augusta
As the late Academy Award winning Heath Ledger's character, the Joker, would say in "The Dark Knight," "And here we go..." At the second round of the 73rd Masters Friday at Augusta National Golf Club, Mother Nature decided to make an appearance and tantalize, tease and confound the golfing professionals with spring breezes that swirled around the majestic pines and elevation changes that make up Augusta National.
Sports - April 9, 2009
Masters notes: Observations from Day 1 at Augusta
If you can't make it to Augusta, Ga., for the Masters, the next best thing is watching the coverage in HD like Chuck Garbedian did Thursday. Settle in with a snack (Chex Mix) and an Arnold Palmer (lemonade & iced tea mixed) for Round 2 coverage carried this year on ESPN from 3-6:30 p.m. with a replay at 7 p.m.
Masters notes: Observations from Day 1 at Augusta
If you can't make it to Augusta, Ga., for the Masters, the next best thing is watching the coverage in HD like Chuck Garbedian did Thursday. Settle in with a snack (Chex Mix) and an Arnold Palmer (lemonade & iced tea mixed) for Round 2 coverage carried this year on ESPN from 3-6:30 p.m. with a replay at 7 p.m.
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