Tiger Woods is in the midst of his worst career slump. Here are five reasons why Woods has not won a single major championship since the 2008 United States Open.
Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth are the top two golfers in the world today. Having said that, these two set up a great rivalry moving forward. Damon Salvadore explains why this could be an all-time great rivalry.
Tiger Woods remains the second best golfer of all-time as he still sits behind Jack Nicklaus in career majors with 14. The 2015 Masters is approaching, and this could be Woods' last chance to stay in pace to catch the Golden Bear.
Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods are two of the most popular golfers on the PGA today. While one is in the prime of his career, the other hasn't won a single major since 2008. Latin Post.com previews 2015, and breaks down who has the advantage this year.
The last major of the year is the PGA Championship and Tiger Woods' availability is still unknown. Woods is in the biggest slump of his career and this may be his last chance to stay in pace with Jack Nicklaus.
Sergio García played well in the first two rounds of the 2014 British Open and is contention to compete for the Open title on Sunday. If Garcia were to win, this would be his first career major.
Tiger Woods has won 14 career majors, the second most in golf history. But Woods hasn't won a major in six long years and health has been a concern. Woods will be playing in his first major of the year in the 2014 British Open.
The 2014 British Open is the third major of the golf calendar, and Tiger Woods returns to action for the first time since 2013, while Phil Mickleson looks to defend his title. Latin Post.com provides the tee times, locations, leaderboard info and the must-watch pairings of the tournament.
