The World’s #1 Ranked Golfer, and the quintessential golf betting favorite week in and week out, didn’t finish a PGA Tournament for the second week in a row. Last week, Tiger Woods shot a 153 after 2 rounds, missed the cut, and left Quail Hollow a broken, defeated shell of himself.

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In what was supposed to be another duel between the world’s two best golfers, Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods (the top two golf betting choices in the sportsbook) in the Quail Hollow Championship turned into a duel between 21-year old Rory McIlroy, who will turn 22 on May 4th, and…nobody.
Oh, it wasn’t Lefty who didn’t come through. In fact, Lefty did all he could to…

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Jim Furyk won his second tournament of the year when Brian Davis committed a penalty by touching a blade of grass with his wedge while trying to hit the ball out of the sand on the first playoff hole of Sunday’s final round in the Verizon Heritage. Davis played brilliantly to force the playoff.

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It took a 71 4th round on Monday, but Ernie Els did it again. The WGC-CA winner proved best in his second straight tournament when shooting a 277 and beating Edoardo Molinari and Kevin Na by 2 strokes, -11 to -9. It proved that Els is indeed back.
Ernie hadn’t won a tournament since 2008.

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The Honda Classic was certainly a sign that things may have changed on the PGA Tour.  There’s actually no way to know until Tiger Woods does return but Camilo Villegas’s dominating victory in the Honda Classic, a 5 stroke win over Anthony Kim, sure looked like a sign that when Tiger does return, the PGA Tour isn’t just going to snap back into Tigerland.
Villegas has…

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