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FILTER RESULTS ►The Ryder Final Four, Another Golf Scandal and Lefty Inching Towards No. 1
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. -- U.S. Ryder Cup captain Corey Pavin now has eight of the 12 players who will go Wales to compete against the Europeans in early October.
There are four Ryder Cup veterans: Phil Mickelson, Jim Furyk, Steve Stricker and Hunter Mahan. Show More Summary
Stricker holds on for second victory of 2010
It wasn't supposed to be this hard. After building a seven shot lead with 17 holes to play, Steve Stricker watched as his once-enormous lead diminish in a matter of hours. When Stricker's bogey putt on the 72nd hole fell, his lead was...Show More Summary
Steve Stricker Wins Second Straight John Deere Classic
SILVIS, Ill. (AP) -- Steve Stricker has won the John Deere Classic for the second straight year, holding on for a two-shot victory after leading by seven strokes. Stricker shot a 1-under par 70 in Sunday's final round to finish at 26-under 258. Show More Summary
Steve Stricker Continues Assault, Sets 54-Hole PGA Record
SILVIS, Ill. (AP) -- Steve Stricker is making it look easy.
He insists that it's not, even after posting stunningly low scores.
Stricker already has broken a couple of PGA Tour records at the John Deere Classic and has more in sightShow More Summary
Stricker Challenging PGA Tour Scoring Record
Though it was Paul Goydos that carded a historic 59 in the first round of the John Deere Classic, it is Steve Stricker - who shot a first round 60 - that has kept up the blistering pace best at Deere Run. Stricker currently sits at -25...Show More Summary
59? Steve Stricker doesn't need no stinkin' 59
The big story in the golf world this week was Paul Goydos and his record 59 in the first round of the John Deere Classic. He was the fourth PGA Tour player to ever record a round under 60, and was the first to do it on a par-71 golf course. Show More Summary
Playing the field at the John Deere Classic
Each week, we break down the coming week's tournament, giving you the big dogs, the sleepers, and the storylines to watch. This week, it's the John Deere Classic. Here is who we've got our eye on: Steve Stricker: He won here a year ago, and hasn't missed a cut this season. Show More Summary
Ready or Not, Stricker Back for Colonial
PGA, US Open
Steve Stricker is not certain his appearance in this week's Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial is the smartest thing. A shoulder injury has had the world's No. 4 ranked player on the shelf for the past six...Show More Summary
Steve Stricker's chest injury causing him some problems
Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown of No. 2 in the world -- or, in this case, uneasy lies the chest. Steve Stricker has been dealing with a chest injury the last few weeks, and it's caused him to withdraw from several tournaments. Show More Summary
Live from Tiger News Network: Relaxed, jovial, still good
AUGUSTA — Good morning. See? I can start a blog with two words other than, “Tiger Woods.” There are about 30,000 fans here and I’m almost certain everybody is following Woods. I hope Steve Stricker doesn’t take this too hard. I’ve been out on the course, which, of course, looks phenomenal. Show More Summary
Els Shoots For Two in a Row at Bay Hill
PGA ORLANDO, Fla. -- Thirteen PGA Tour events this year have produced 13 different tournament champions. The winners have ranged from world No. 2 Steve Stricker to uncelebrated rookie Derek Lamely. The absence of Tiger...Show More Summary
Stricker: "It's amazing how good golf transpires into being a smarter person"
The quote of the day from yesterday goes to Steve Stricker, who was speaking with Fanhouse's Mick Elliott about the reaction to Stricker's thoughts from last week that Tiger should not make the Masters a sideshow with his comeback bid. Here's...Show More Summary
#2 PGAer: Masters Didn’t Want Tiger Comeback
Last week the world’s #2 golfer Steve Stricker made clear to Bob Harig of ESPN that he didn’t think Augusta National would be too excited about hosting Tiger Woods‘ return to golf.
(Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker: Frenemies?)
“Whenever he comes back it’s going to draw a lot of attention to that tournament and the focus is [...]
Stricker: "I don't know if Augusta would like that to happen, you know?"
Bob Harig reports on nice guy Steve Stricker trying as deftly as possible to let Tiger know it'd be an unwelcomed act of selfishness to not get his first event out of the way prior to the year's first major....
Tiger To Bay Hill: From Questionable To Probable
Major development today in the Tiger Woods golf comeback drama: PGA Tour player Steve Stricker committed today to the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill.
Stricker, who hasn’t played the tournament since 2005, is a longtime friend and teammate of Woods. One month before Woods’ Thanksgiving car accident, Stricker partnered with him at the President’s Cup [...]
Tiger Not in the Match Play, Giving Stricker #1 Seed & Spot to McGowan
Just as was predicted in this space (and a whole lot of others), Tiger Woods opted not to enter the WGC Accenture Match Play Championship next week. The deadline was 5pm ET today. Without Woods, world number two Steve Stricker assumes...Show More Summary
Five Reasons Steve Stricker Should Win a Major in 2010
Why golf's new number two should earn a major in 2010 and maybe even become golf's number one.
Steve Stricker Reminds Me A Lot of Dick Vermeil
All weekend long, I was rooting for Steve Stricker to take the title at Riviera. I had him in fantasy golf, he almost won this event last year, and I know that this guy really has worked hard to get his game to where it is. Opening...Show More Summary
Steve Stricker: Golf's New Smart Pick
PGASteve Stricker, a Wisconsin native who is every bit as comfortable sitting in a tree stand dressed in hunter's camouflage as he does hitting golf shots, sighted a coyote last week while touring Riviera Country Club outside Los Angeles during the PGA Tour's Northern Trust Open. Show More Summary
PGA Needs More Steve Strickers
Congratulations to Steve Stricker! His win today and Phil's 45th place finish makes him the #2 golfer in the world rankings. Many of you might have not watched the finish of the Northern Open Trust to turn to Super Bowl festivities, but Roger Maltbie talked about how PGA Tour Commissioner Finchem said the Tour needs 150 more Steve Strickers. Show More Summary