"Tim would rather talk about Middle East peace than slow play. He cannot stand the subject."
/Adam Schupak files an
Read MoreWhen you come to think of it that is the secret of most of the great holes all over the world. They all have some kind of a twist. C.B. MACDONALD
Steiny Increases Chances Of Signing Woods To An Endorsement Deal...By Inking Niece Cheyenne
/Since he can't seem to land much for Tiger these days, maybe agent Mark Steinberg will have better luck with his new client, the infinitely more affable, engaging
Read MorePaul Lawrie Issues Apology To Media
/Here's something you don't witness every day, an athlete apologizing for blowing off the media. In this case, Paul Lawrie, after losing his semi-final match in the Volvo Match Play.
Read MorePressel: "It was just a very bizarre situation on the golf course today."
/I watched the Morgan Pressel slow play episode as Golf Channel aired its tape-delay coverage of the Sybase Match Play,
Read More"Occupy" Comes To The Senior PGA!?
/John Strege reports on the Champions Tour geezers being greeted at this week's Senior PGA in Benton 
Harbor, Michigan with protestors demanding "partial compensation for stolen land and water" for the city.
The protest organizer, Rev. Edward Pinkney, said that his group does not plan to interrupt play. "We don't want to cause a tremendous disturbance," he said Friday, "we just want to make them sit down with us."
Pinkney said he expects only 300 to 400 protesters to show up on Wednesday, but on Saturday, "we're expecting thousands and thousands of people to show. The main thing we want to accomplish is that we want them to come to the table and sit down with us -- the PGA, along with Harbor Shores, Whirlpool and KitchenAid."
KitchenAid, which has headquarters in Benton Harbor, is the presenting sponsor. Whirlpool is KitchenAid's parent company.
"Benton Harbor is $5 million in the red," Pinkney said. "Our goal is that we can knock off some of that $5 million if they decide to come and help the city."
You may recall that Benton Harbor was the subject of a New York Times Magazine cover story earlier this year.
"Blown" New Yorker Covers: Tiger In A Quicksand Bunker
/I'm guessing Tiger will not be buying the New Yorker book, “Blown Covers: New Yorker Covers You Were Never Meant to See," previewed by Sam Roberts in Sunday's NY Times.
He can be seen here in a quicksand bunker:
Video: J.J. Henry's Wedge Ace On The 174-Yard 5th Today
/During the final round of the HP Byron Nelson Championship, J.J. Henry aces the 174 yard, par-3 5th hole with a pitching wedge.
Update on 2012-05-21 00:43 by Geoff
**The yardage for Sunday was 153 yards.
Sharp Park Protestors Number 3 To 300 Golfers
/But look at the intimidating presence the drummer and flutist had as over 300 golfers appeared for a double-shotgun fundraiser to save the Pacifica muni designed by Alister MacKenzie.
From reader Joel:
