The Olympian

Golf

  • Creamer moves to No. 3 in Rolex Rankings

    Robert Karlsson's win on Sunday at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship helped him jump into the top 10 in this week's Official World Golf Rankings.

  • Even warm water will keep you hydrated

    I met an old Cuban boxer once at a Frenchtown bar on St. Thomas. Locals called him "The Champ." It was around two o'clock in the morning when I asked the aging fighter what his career record had been. "One hundred and one hundred," he responded -- and I had no choice but to believe him.

  • This Week in Golf - October 9th through October 12th

    This is the fifth and final major of the season on the Champions Tour. Jay Haas (Senior PGA Championship), Bruce Vaughan (Senior British Open Championship), Eduardo Romero (U.S. Senior Open) and Fred Funk (JELD-WEN Tradition) won the season's first four major crowns.

  • Creamer snatches Samsung crown

    Paula Creamer could finally look to all those supporters who have seen her through every stage of her young golf career and know she'd made them proud while playing right in her backyard.

  • Seve Ballesteros admitted to hospital

    Seve Ballesteros was admitted to a hospital Monday after feeling dizzy and fainting.

  • Photos Paula Creamer wins Samsung in native Bay Area

    Paula Creamer could finally look to all those supporters who have seen her through every stage of her young golf career and know she'd made them proud while playing right in her backyard.

  • Karlsson wins three-way playoff at St. Andrews

    Jarmo Sandelin shot an even-par 72 and Martin Kaymer had a one-over 73 on Saturday to share the lead after three rounds of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.

  • Creamer capitalizes on birdie barrage

    HALF MOON BAY, Calif. - Paula Creamer acknowledges she often lets her emotions get the better of her.

  • Johnson earns first win at Turning Stone

    Dustin Johnson birdied each of the last two holes Sunday to close out a round of three-under 69, which gave him his first PGA Tour title at the Turning Stone Resort Championship.

  • Creamer hangs on for fourth win in '08

    Paula Creamer closed with a three-under 69 Sunday to fend off Song-Hee Kim to win the Samsung World Championship.

  • Photos Rookie Johnson stuns Allenby at Turning Stone

    When the final round of the Turning Stone Resort Championship began, six players near the top of the leaderboard had a chance at that elusive first PGA Tour victory. Rookie Dustin Johnson was the last man standing.

  • Howell and Ridings lead at Turning Stone

    Jeff Overton posted a three-under 69 on Friday to stay atop the leaderboard during the second round of the Turning Stone Resort Championship.

  • Photos Creamer takes lead in Samsung

    Paula Creamer acknowledges she often lets her emotions get the better of her.

  • Creamer moves in front at Samsung

    Paula Creamer birdied her final three holes en route to a flawless, four-under 68 on Saturday and the third-round lead of the Samsung World Championship.

  • Photos Ridings, Howell share Turning Stone lead

    Tag Ridings missed a short par putt on the final hole Saturday to fall into a tie for the lead with Charles Howell III after the third round of the Turning Stone Resort Championship.