While the Korn Ferry Tour, the developmental circuit that feeds the PGA Tour, is largely made up of pros that the casual golf fans have never — or not yet — heard of, when the Tour …
Vijay Singh is notorious for his ridiculous practice regiments. At age 53 and dabbling on the PGA Tour Champions, the three-time major champion doesn’t seem to have lost his love for the game or his thirst to …
Golf courses, by their very nature, are close quarters. A simple look around at most courses and you see adjacent fairways, tees and greens. With that in mind, it’s amazing that we don’t hear more stories …
Some things never get old. Before the 2009 Masters, Vijay Singh hit probably the best hole-in-one in the history of the Masters. On the 16th tee, players entertain the patrons by skipping shots across the pond …
Vijay Singh’s lawsuit against the PGA Tour — remember that? — claiming that the Tour’s temporarily-imposed suspension on the three-time major winner for using a banned substance was detrimental to his reputation and thus hurt his ability …
PGA Tour veteran Vijay Singh has signed a sponsorship deal with Hopkins Golf, according to an announcement on Friday. Hopkins Golf, which is headed by Back9Network board member Greg Hopkins, specializes in making high-quality wedges for …
Vijay Singh and the deer antler spray case isn’t dead yet. The PGA Tour wants it to be, but it’ll have to await a judge’s decision. Lawyers for the tour on Thursday asked Justice Eileen Bransten to …
When you were younger and didn’t get your way, or if someone in gym class started a nasty rumor about you, did you go home and cry to Mommy and Daddy? Better yet, when you admitted to breaking a rule, did you spend the next few months moping around before seeking revenge on those who punished you?
Apparently we were mistaken when we thought the Vijay Singh/deer antler spray saga was over. Because it just got a lot more interesting.
Previous Page: Oh Deer: Singh Escapes Punishment On yesterdays show, Matt Adams weighed in on the PGA Tour decision to clear deer antler spray as an illegal substance. This decision was very important considering 50 year …
In perhaps the most trivial example that the world is slowly creeping back to normalcy, a seemingly-manufactured outrage sprung to life last week as pros, media and fans got varying degrees of upset over the fact …
The 5½-year lawsuit between Vijay Singh and the PGA Tour that stemmed from the player’s anti-doping suspension has been settled, according to a statement from the PGA Tour. Here the statement about pic.twitter.com/0kjNP4Gass — Fatiha (@TOURMISS) …
Vijay Singh is one of the great late bloomers in the history of golf, and on Sunday, he added yet another chapter to that legacy by capturing his first solo Champions Tour victory. Knowing …
When you think of performance enhancing drugs, what do you think of? Steroids and human growth hormone (HGH) are probably the ones that first come to mind. In Vijay Singh’s case four years ago, it …
Thank you for tuning in to the newest installment of “As These Deer Antlers Turn,” starring Vijay Singh and his legal team. In this week’s episode, the PGA Tour and their attorneys deny Vijay’s discovery request …
When Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis was alleged to have taken deer antler spray, which contains a banned substance, in the days leading up to the Super Bowl earlier this year, another athlete came out and admitted to using the stuff: golfer Vijay Singh. On Tuesday, he was cleared of any wrongdoing.
One of the best parts about the Northern Trust Open is watching current golf greats like Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson traipse across the same Riviera fairways that were once graced by Los Angeles legends Frank Sinatra, Gene Autry and Bing Crosby. We’re all in trouble however if the spirits of old Hollywood somehow convince Vijay Singh to break into an impromptu rendition of “Come Fly With Me.” Superlatives!
In this week’s “Lipping Out,” Jon Lord chronicles the reaction to Vijay Singh and his deer-antler spray admission, as well as Phil Mickelson’s record-setting week at the Phoenix Open. Here’s a sampling: “Deer-antler spray? That sounds like something you wax your car with, doesn’t it? I’ve never heard of it. You have to be careful about what you take. I try not to take anything now, really, other than Corona and vodka.” – Lee Westwood doing his best to make light of the Singh situation.
The build-up to Bryson DeChambeau’s expected dismantling of Augusta National Golf Club at the 2020 Masters fell flat on its face as the reigning U.S. Open champion barely made the cut en route to a largely …
Back in the early 2000s, both Padraig Harrington and Vijay Singh would work on their body connectivity and rotation by using a glove under their lead arm. This would also keep their hands from getting too …
