Hello everyone!
This is the golf news recap for Tuesday, October-19-10.
Looking at one of the biggest stars in the golf world, Tiger Woods claims that though this year has been bad for his record book, he has never learned more, now being at peace with his rather messy personal life, and hopeful that he will not end the season without a victory.
Rookie Beatriz Recari, however, won her first title at the CVS/Pharmacy LPGA challenge Sunday, rebounding from a late bogey to make a 2-foot putt for a 2-under 70 and a one-stroke victory, beating Gwladys Nocera of France. Knetgolf sends her a hearty congratulations.
Speaking of winning, Padraig Harrington won his first victory in two years this past Sunday, winning the Asian Tour Open, beating South Korea’s Noh Seung-yul by three strokes. Harrington hasn’t won sing the 2008 PGA Championship. Good for him!
As well, Ernie Els will be concentrating on playing the PGA Tour next year, saying that he believes he can still win another major.
On the sadder side of things, authorities sa that 69-year-old Hiroshi Tango of Brea in Southern California died in hospital Saturday after being hit in the head while playing a round of Golf. Tango had complained of head and neck pain after he was hit, and was taken to hospital where he lingered 9 days before passing.
As well, Bubba Watson of the American team at the Ryder Cup has announced through his twitter account that his father Gerry, who had been suffering from throat cancer, also passed away from throat cancer. Knetgolf sends its condolences out to the Watson family.
And that’s it for today!
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