(Reuters) - Still smarting from losing the Ryder Cup in extraordinary circumstances, Tiger Woods has his sights on more quick payback against world number one Rory McIlroy in China on October 29. The world's top two players will go head to head in an 18-hole medal match at Jinsha Lake in Zhengzhou, with Woods clearly fired up by his rivalry with the Northern Irishman. "We've all seen how talented Rory is," said 14-times major winner Woods, who routed McIlroy by six strokes in the World Golf Final in Turkey the week after the Ryder Cup. ...
Tiger eyes lake-side ambush of McIlroy (Reuters)
2012
Golf-Tiger eyes lake-side ambush of McIlroy (Reuters)
2012
Woods to defend World Challenge against strong field (Reuters)
2012
(Reuters) - Tournament host Tiger Woods will be joined by two reigning major champions in what he regards as one of the deepest fields ever seen at the World Challenge, to be played from November 29-December 2 in Thousand Oaks, California. Masters champion Bubba Watson and U.S. Open winner Webb Simpson were both named on Wednesday in the elite 18-man field for the $5 million invitational event at Sherwood Country Club. ...
Golf-Woods to defend World Challenge against strong field (Reuters)
2012
Woods wrapping up a busy season (The Associated Press)
2012
Tiger Woods hasn't been this busy on the golf course in seven years, a season that will wrap up in California with his annual World Challenge.
Woods to return to Abu Dhabi (The Associated Press)
2012
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) -- Tiger Woods plans to start his season in the Abu Dhabi Championship on the European Tour for the second straight year,
Golf-PGA Tour money list (Reuters)
2012
Westwood to meet Rose in World Golf Final (The Associated Press)
2012
BELEK, Turkey (AP) -- Justin Rose beat Tiger Woods by a stroke Thursday to set up a title match with Lee Westwood in the World Golf Final.
Rose beats Woods to set up final with red-hot Westwood (Reuters)
2012
BELEK, Turkey (Reuters) - Justin Rose beat 14-times major champion Tiger Woods in the semi-finals on Thursday to set up a title showdown with fellow Englishman Lee Westwood at the World Golf Final exhibition event. Rose (69) carded two birdies and an eagle in the last six holes to defeat world number two Woods, who eliminated top-ranked Rory McIlroy earlier in the day, by one shot. Westwood blitzed his way past 2011 U.S. Masters champion Charl Schwartzel by six strokes, the world number four firing two eagles and eight birdies in a course record, 10-under 61. ...
Golf-Rose beats Woods to set up final with Westwood (Reuters)
2012
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