Tiger Again Wins BMW Championship For 5th Time!

Tiger Woods is the 2009 BMW Championship winner. Tiger Woods cruised to an eight-shot win Sunday at Cog Hill, where he also took over the FedExCup lead. His 3-under par 68 was eight strokes better than his nearest competitor Jim Furyk.

Woods scrambled plenty on Friday -- he hit 69 percent of his fairways and just 59 percent of his greens in regulation -- but he had the short game working, taking just 25 putts.

With his eight-stroke victory at Cog Hill Golf and Country Club, Tiger Woods took the FedExCup points lead back from Steve Stricker, won his fifth BMW Championship and his 71st career victory.

He is just two wins shy of Jack Nicklaus on the all-time wins list, and he will head to THE TOUR Championship in prime position for another victory and a second FedExCup in three seasons.

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Tiger Woods To Compete at Barclays - Will He Win?

Winless in the four majors for the first time since 2004, Woods is playing the FedEx Cup opener for the first time—and making his first start in the event since 2003 at Westchester Country Club. Asked why he was playing, Woods replied, “I qualified.”

He leads the tour with five victories, earnings of $7,688,163 and tops the Cup standings with 3,431 points.

He also is chasing his second FedEx Cup—the only important title left this season—and is stepping up at a time when PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem is asking players to do more for sponsors in a tough economy.

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Tiger Woods Mad for Winning WGC Bridgestone Invitational

This may be a late news, but since I am a certified Tiger Woods fanatics, I can't help not to blog anything about him. I've been busy for a while thus I wasn't one of the firsts who shared news about this.

Anyway, as the saying goes, it's better late than never, and with that, here the news about Tiger Woods being angry over final pairing being timed.

Tiger Woods won the Bridgestone Invitational with an 8-iron that stopped a foot from the cup on the 16th hole and a 5-under 65. He believes Padraig Harrington lost because of a stopwatch.

Even after his 70th career victory, Woods was upset Sunday that he and Harrington were told on the pivotal 16th hole that they would be put on the clock for being out of the position from the group ahead of them.

Harrington, while not blaming the slow-play policy, conceded that he was rushed out during a series of shots in the rough on his way to making a triple bogey, going from a one-shot lead to a three-shot deficit.

What do you think?

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Tiger Woods Wins the Buick Open Golf 2009

Tiger Woods did it again - he scored a three-shot win for his third Buick Open title on Sunday. This means he has another trophy for his overflowing collection - the 69th PGA TOUR title of his career.

What's next for Tiger Woods? He will play at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational next before going to Hazeltine for the PGA Championship, his final chance to win a major this year.

Woods also padded his lead on the money list with another $918,000 after winning his third Buick Open, tying Vijay Singh's record total.

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Lucas Glover Beat Ricky Barnes, Phil Mickelson, and Tiger Woods

Lucas Glover, 29, who had only two professional victories under his belt, won beating Ricky Barnes at the 2009 US Open Golf Championship held on Monday afternoon. Glover won because he didn't make many critical mistakes on the back nine, turning in eight pars. Barnes, David Duval and Phil Mickelson tied for second at 2-under 278.

Ricky Barnes, meanwhile, did his best to conceal his disappointment. At one point in the championship, he had opened up a six-stroke lead.

"At the end of the day, if you have told me I would be two under and finished second in the U.S. Open, I would have taken it," said Barnes, the 2002 U.S. Amateur champion. "But I'm a little bit bummed."

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