Poulter Stays Bogey-Free, Adds To Lead in Hong Kong: Ian Poulter has not made a bogey thru three rounds at the UBS Hong Kong Open, and now has a two shot lead over Graeme McDowell heading to the final round. Poulter fired a 64 at the Hong Kong Golf Club to stand at (-19) and he’s seemingly in the driver’s seat with just 18 holes... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Saturday, November 20, 2010 - 23:08
Poulter’s Putter Finds Life Shoots 60 For Hong Kong Lead: After missing putt after putt on Thursday, Ian Poulter’s flat stick caught fire at the UBS Hong Kong Open on his way to a second round 60. The Englishman missed a makeable birdie on 18 for a mythical 59, but his round was still good for (-13) over 36 holes and a one shot lead over American... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Friday, November 19, 2010 - 21:23
Mark Brown Leads With McIlroy, McDowell Close Behind in Hong Kong: Journeyman pro Mark Brown has snatched the round one lead at the UBS Hong Kong Open firing a 62 at the Hong Kong Golf Club. The 446th ranked player in the world had 8 birdies and no bogies on the way to his best round of 2010. The performance could certainly be characterized as a considerable... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Thursday, November 18, 2010 - 21:56
The Northern Irish Bound to Shine at the Hong Kong Open: If this week goes by the perceived script, it should be a week where Northern Irishmen Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell battle for the tournament right down to the final holes at the UBS Hong Kong Open. Of course, this is golf; a successful script is the rarest of rarities. Regardless of the... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Wednesday, November 17, 2010 - 23:55
Clear Favourite Thatcher Looks for First Tour Win in Final Round of 2010: It’s clearly within Roland Thatcher’s grasp and a continued run of sublime play could leave the journeyman holding the trophy at the Children’s Miracle Network Classic and pocketing his first career win. A win is the ultimate goal, but having made only $288-thousand coming into... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Sunday, November 14, 2010 - 09:53
Scott Holds Slim Lead Heading to Final Round in Singapore: Adam Scott’s lead has shrunk to the slimmest of margins, but he heads into the final round of the Singapore Open as the odds-on favourite. Following a third round 69, Scott holds a one shot lead over Ian Poulter and unknown Korean Kyung-nam Kang. The Australian’s third round saw him... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Saturday, November 13, 2010 - 23:09
Fowler Falls 8 off the Lead as Thatcher Cards a 63 at Disney: Ryder Cupper Rickie Fowler fired a pedestrian 70 in his second round at the Children’s Miracle network Classic on a day where players were going low all over the course. It may be that the 14-thousand miles Fowler travelled to be in Orlando has finally caught up with him. However,... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Saturday, November 13, 2010 - 07:34
Scott Leads the Way, But McDowell Could Be The Favourite in Singapore: The top of the leaderboard is littered with top players as Adam Scott has a one shot lead thru two rounds at the Barclays Singapore Open. Scott blazed out of the gates on the The Tanjong course with a sublime 29 on the front nine. He finished with his second straight 65 and a total of... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Friday, November 12, 2010 - 19:09
Fowler Shoots 66 and is Still Four Off Lead at Disney: Rickie Fowler showed he’s got plenty of gas left in the tank after a long season as he got off to a good start in the first round at the Children’s Miracle Network Classic. The burgeoning star had 8 birdies and 2 bogies in his first round that included 33’s both going out and... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Friday, November 12, 2010 - 17:21
Kim and Wood Lead in the Clubhouse as Play is Suspended in Singapore: Chris Wood and Bi-o Kim shot identical (-8) 63’s to share the lead at the Barclays Singapore Open. Half the field was still on the course when play was suspended due to darkness after a storm rolled through stopping play for four hours on day one. The wet weather certainly made for... Read More; Dorian Netolicky; Thursday, November 11, 2010 - 20:10