THESE KIDS ARE GOOD

Korean teen sensation Noh Seung-yul secured a dramatic one-stroke victory over illustrious countryman K.J. Choi at the Maybank Malaysian Open after pulling off an audacious final-hole birdie.

Rory McIlroy set a new course record en route to winning the Quail Hollow Championship, his first PGA title and became the youngest winner on the Tour since Tiger Woods in 1996.

Japanesse teenager sensation, Rio Ishikawa shot unbelievable 58 and won his 7th seventh Japanese’s tour title.

The ironies are, all of them won in dramatic way and blow away their competitors. Not to mentioned, all these kids are below 23 and already considered millionaire.

They will definitely will rocks the golf world in this near future.

Its show time!!!! Welcome to Augusta, Home of your Masters...

Angel Cabrera became the first Argentine to win the 2009 Masters, Now he is trying to join Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo and Tiger Woods as the only players to make a successful defence.

Not to mentioned, Ernie Els, Phil Mickelson, Padraig Harrington and Vijay Singh have their own little battle going on entering The Masters - to be regarded as the second best player in the Tiger’s era.

So, who will be the 2010 Masters? I put my bet on Mr lefty....

HE IS BACK!!!...but………

The countdown to Tiger Woods' return to golf began on Tuesday when he announced he is to start his comeback in The Masters at Augusta.
Just 25 days after the world number one said he might not play this year, he has decided he will be ready to play again..
He will making the first major of the season - an event Woods has won four times - his first tournament back will not please everybody because of the massive focus on him that cannot be avoided.

Woods last played on November 15, winning the Australian Masters in Melbourne and taking his total of professional victories to 92.
And now everybody eager to see the crowd or Tour players response to him.

British Open champ Stewart Cink has thought about the awkwardness sure to be there.
“When he walks into that locker room or dining area for the first time, it’s going to be like there’s a giant elephant in the room,” Cink told CBSSportsline.

Same Old Stories & Same Old Excuses at Maybank Malaysian Open

Without denying how dramatic Noh Seung-yul secured one-stroke victory over illustrious countryman K.J. Choi , Malaysian professional golfer will keep on dreaming.

While Korean star K.J. Choi donated US$87,000 to six Johor-based charities today from his winnings at last season’s Iskandar Johor Open, Malaysian professional golfer are yet to earn US20,000.00 this year.!!!!

No more to gain experience, poor iron play, simple mistake and what ever other excuses. You guys are professional for God sake!!!

No Malaysian has ever won the national Open since the event inauguration in 1962 and my gut feeling…. They will never do!!!

Funny ESPN the Magazine Golf commercial

So, Can we forgive him?

World number one, fought back tears as he issued a full and frank apology for cheating on his wife.

Speaking for the first time in public about his affairs, gave a lengthy statement to an invited audience of friends, family and colleagues at the US PGA Tour headquarters in Florida.

Woods, who confirmed he has been in therapy since December, said: "I want to say to each of you simply and directly, I am deeply sorry for my irresponsible and selfish behaviour."

So, can we forgive him?...............time will tell............

So, What's next?

It has been 53 days since golf's biggest star announced he was stepping away to sort out a private life that has run amok through tabloids and gossip magazines because of his extramarital affairs.
And that's why the "indefinite break" from golf that Woods announced two months ago didn't really start until Tuesday.
Truth is, little has changed during his absence.
At least so far.
The U.S. PGA Tour is only three weeks into its new season, three events that Woods usually doesn't play. Besides, not as many Americans watch golf during those weeks, from behind the ropes or on the sofa.

Torrey Pines, however, is different.

It's the first tournament on U.S. network television. It's where Woods and his chief rival, Phil Mickelson, typically start their seasons.
How much will the tour miss Woods? Now is the time to start keeping score.
The bigger question, which no one can answer, is when he will return.