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In yet another move to save America's economy, Secretary of the Treasury Henry Paulson has announced the government is engaging in a hostile takeover of Tiger Woods. Spurred by the news that Tiger has lost his sponsorship with General Motors, the Feds were quick to step in and take action.
Courtesy of the Press Trust of India comes this whopper. I promise this is not a typo, at least not on my part...
The second stage of Q-School is halfway done in Texas and it's a safe bet that current leader Casey Devoll is sleeping with a bottle of Tums next to his bed. Here is how he played his back nine at the Lantana Golf Club...
When I heard the cool news that Tony Kornheiser was going to bring a copy of the book to the set of PTI, I didn't realize that meant he would actually put it ON the set. It's okay if you don't see it at first. It's like one of those Magic Eye puzzles from the 1990's.
Case in point, this photo taken of Camilo Villegas trying to ride a unicycle during last weekend's Riffa (River) Views Invitational Skins Game in Bahrain.
A close second is this shot of Michael Campbell (also in Bahrain) preparing to go Formula 1 racing while, best, I can tell, still wearing golf shoes.
Thanks to all of you, Follow The Roar charged out of the gate on Tuesday morning and climbed all the way to be Amazon.com's #1 golf book and 445th-ranked book overall by Tuesday night!
Early morning before Tiger faced K.J. Choi in the Quarterfinals of the Accenture Match Play.
Wednesday at the Masters. While Tiger worked on his putting on the far side of the green, coach Hank Haney and caddy Steve Williams compare notes off to the side.
You can't appreciate this unless you click on it. This was taken outside the golf office up at Stanford. Lining the hallway are the plaques of every All-American golfer in the school's history. The two that just happen to be right over the door... Eldrick "Tiger" Woods. And that framed photo in the office is worth a closer look too.
So said yesterday's runner-up Tommy "Two Gloves" Gainey after killjoy Davis Love III got up and down for par to kill any chance of a playoff. The only way Gainey would have secured his Tour card for 2009 was with a win at the Children's Miracle Network Classic Presented by... (almost done)... Wal-Mart.
Although now that I think about it, it's been over 12 years since Mickey Mouse and Tiger Woods have been seen the same place at the same time (below).
No word on whether yesterday's Mickey left the golf course in a Buick Enclave.
FOLLOW THE ROAR doesn't arrive in bookstores until Tuesday, but showed up early at our house this week.
Ponte Vedra, FL -- PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem shocked the golf world Thursday when he announced that he is becoming a member of the European Tour. Finchem joins Anthony Kim, Camilo Villegas and a handful of other U.S.-based players who have made the decision to partake in more overseas events in 2009 instead of in the States.
Tallahassee, FL -- With polls showing Arizona Senator John McCain needing to win many of the crucial swing states for a realistic chance at the White House, lawyers for the Republican Presidential nominee have filed an injunction with Florida's election board, asking officials to consider invalidating all votes not cast by card-carrying PGA Tour professionals.
