Nathan Green and Retief Goosen were tied at -18 after the final round, forcing them into a playoff. On the second hole of the playoff, Green was setup with a 12-foot birdie, but he couldn’t find the cup. Then, Retief Goosen had a par putt from 8 feet that he couldn’t hole either, allowing Green to come away with the victory.

The RBC Canadian Open continues with the 4th round today after being suspended by rain, for its first Monday finish since 1988, at 9am. The current leaders are Retief Goosen, Anthony Kim, and Michael Letzig at 14 under.

Mother Nature has decided that she doesn’t want the PGA Tour to play golf today. So, she went ahead and dumped some rain on the Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, Ontario, Canada.

Stewart Cink won his first major championship by beating Tom Watson in a four hole playoff. Cink made a birdie putt to put himself one shot behind Watson on the 18th, then all Watson had to do was par the next hole and he would have been the champ. But as we all saw, he choked and then fell apart during the playoff, and Cink won by six strokes.

As the Open Championship approaches, the question on most people’s minds is… “Will Tiger win?” And the answer is probably going to be, unfortunately for TV ratings and bandwagon golf fans, “No.”

Well, it’s July 9th, so you know what that means… you guessed it, time to watch some golf. There’s plenty to choose from as the LPGA and PGA Tour players tee off today.

This is a fantastic look back at Tiger Woods’ legendary US Open from Torrey Pines in 2008. This is an ESPN video narrated by Scott Van Pelt. It does a great job of bringing back the memories and emotions that you felt while watching the performance. Truly legendary.

Big John Daly is on the comeback trail, starting today at the St. Jude Classic from TPC Southwind in Memphis. If you need a little background, Daly was suspended for six months for conduct that brought unwanted publicity to the PGA. The most recent situation that brought the hammer down from the PGA was when he was picked up by police outside of a Hooters in Winston-Salem, NC. Needless to say, he was not of sound mind when they found him. All in a day’s work for Daly.

John Smoltz has a new team this year. Smoltz now pitches for the Boston Red Sox after spending 20 years with the Atlanta Braves. With baseball’s Spring Training in full swing, Smoltz is down in Florida with his new team. But when he was with the Braves, Smoltz played a round of golf with his longtime friend, Tiger Woods, every year during Spring Training. Even though he’s on a new team, he worked it out so he could keep the tradition going.

On the eve of Tiger’s anticipated return, a few questions still loom as to what we can expect from the King of golf. Some questions, with answers we have been waiting to know for eight months, will be answered at 2:02pm ET Wednesday at his first appearance on tour since his season ending knee injury [...]