Angel Cabrera

PGA of AustraliaAngel Cabrera's game has biteBoston HeraldAUGUSTA, Ga. — His teeth hurt and his game was hurting, but Angel Cabrera finished the third day of the Masters trailing only one player, a kid almost half his age. Cabrera has undergone a series of dental operations ...Masters Sunday to feature global possibilitiesAtlanta Journal ConstitutionSolomon: Americans missing on Masters' leader boardHouston ChronicleFormer champ Cabrera gets in the mixMiamiHerald.commsnbc.com -SkySports -The...Read Full Story

The Associated Press The Associated Press FAIRFAX, Va. George Mason University in northern Virginia has named Angel Cabrera as its new president. Cabrera will replace Alan Merten, who announced in March that he would be retiring effective June 2012. Cabrera, a 44-year-old native of Spain, is currently the president of the Thunderbird School of Global Management in Arizona. Cabrera will become the sixth president in the history of the university, which was founded in 1972...Read Full Story

In honor of The Master's yesterday, I thought it about time that I provide the play by play for the crowning glory that was Bar Golf.  Oh what a day.  It was a lovely and well organized event, fun for the whole (over 21) family.  I'll spare all of the sordid details and my attempts at well written social scene recaps and return to the bulleted highlight reel form:1. Me, hole three, It's Confidential (apparently now called "The Backstretch"... pssst, someone should tell them that they aren't...Read Full Story

Masters winner Angel Cabrera showed off the newest addition to his wardrobe for the admiring hometown crowd that welcomed him back to Argentina. “Green suits me,” Cabrera said on Tuesday, smiling and sporting the Masters jacket he earned as the first champion from South America. ANGEL CABRERAPicture © Getty Images Two days after winning the Masters on the second hole of a three-way playoff at Augusta, Georgia, the man nicknamed El Pato (The Duck) arrived in his hometown of Villa Allende in...Read Full Story

In a two-hole playoff at the Masters, Argentina’s Angel Cabrera wins the green jacket as he defeated America’s Kenny Perry. Cabrera becomes only the second South American to win two major championships. Cabrera and Perry were tied at 11-under, the lowest 54-hole score at Augusta in seven years. Even the 16 players within seven shots of the lead still feel like they’re in the game because of those familiar back-nine fireworks in the forecast. Cabrera, the 2007 U.S. Open winner, pulled off a...Read Full Story

From the moment speculation began that Tiger might be making his return at the Masters, there were those who lamented the possibility. The sanctimonious have suggested that repentance requires more than a few months, while expounding on the evils of adultery, while some players have implied that an Augusta comeback might hurt the hallowed tournament by turning it into a Tiger-centric, tabloidRead Full Story

.Having finished second in Bermuda, at the PGA Grand Slam, Angel Cabrera was headed directly for Spain on Wednesday ... and everything needed to be perfectly planned out. Angel was racing across the Atlantic to play in the Castello Masters. His tee time was late so he'd make it. Or so he thought.Ultimately, wind and weather got in the way, flights were delayed. His group teed off without him...Read Full Story

After 41 years, Argentina has finally redeemed itself in golf. In 1968, the Argentine golfer Roberto De Vincenzo signed off a wrong score on his scorecard, missing an opportunity to enter the playoffs and win the green jacket, the traditional prize at the Masters. In 2009, another Argentine, Angel Cabrera, defeated Kenny Perry and Chad Campbell in a three-way, two-hole playoff, a last spectacle in the already-electric Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. Initially, the final...Read Full Story

Angel Cabrera defeated Kenny Perry and Chad Campbell in a 2-hole, three-way playoff to settle a 12-under tie at regulartion at the 2009 Masters this Sunday and take the 1.35 million dollar purse and the jacket. The real question is...Online Surveys & Market ResearchPrevious Results: Employment ProblemsPopSense Poll: If ____ didn't _____ he/she would end up being/doing _____.Subscribe to PopSense via feed or email, or friend us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter for free updates...Read Full Story

Angel Cabrera became the second first-time entrant into this year’s season-ending showcase of major Champions, the 25th PGA Grand Slam of Golf, to be hosted in Bermuda at the Mid Ocean Club and Fairmont Southampton Hotel.             Angel Cabrera Cabrera joins 1967 British Open Champion Roberto De Vicenzo as the only Argentines to win a major Championship. [...]Read Full Story