Angel Cabrera

Angel Cabrera has had what many golfers have suffered at TPC Sawgrass on the infamous 17th in the Players Championships - a disaster.  

Angel Cabrera's score on No. 17 might have a lot to do with him leaving the Players Championship early. (CBSSports.com) It sure has seemed in 2012 that a lot more players are withdrawing from golf tournaments for reasons that wouldn't totally hold up 15 ...  

No, Bob Tway, who signed for a 12 on the 17th in 2005, holds that title. As for Cabrera, who was having an up-and-down opening round until he got to the 17th, did his best “Tin Cup” imitation when he lost three balls in the water.  

Dustin Johnson is recovering from a back injury. As for former Masters champion Charl Schwartzel? His agent said he simply didn’t want to come all the way from South Africa. To be at Sawgrass would mean six tournaments in seven weeks and an ...  

But we've narrowed our list of finalists down to the five most witty entries from this week! This was the set-up line we supplied: "Angel Cabrera hits three balls into the water on Sawgrass' 17th hole Thursday (he made a 9), then withdraws from The Players."  

HUMBLE, Texas — Former Masters Tournament champion Angel Cabrera and Carl Pettersson took advantage of early tee times to beat the rain and share the early lead in the Houston Open. Cabrera and Pettersson shot 7-under-par 65 in calm conditions ...  

Carl Pettersson and Angel Cabrera are sharing the first position of the Shell Houston Open by scoring 7-under 65 in the first round. They played well right from the start, but the rain halted the proceedings and many golf players were unable to complete ...  

HUMBLE, Texas - For a change, Jeff Maggert caught a break in his hometown event. If only he can make it last through the weekend. Maggert took advantage of his early tee time on Thursday, shooting a 6-under 66 at the Houston Open before a ...  

2009 Masters Champion - Angel Cabrera This is one of my favorite Masters Tournaments because it had the great shots and excitement that I love about golf. I thought Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson would pull out a win or maybe even Kenny Perry, but never Angel Cabrera.  

The last playoff was in Y 2009, when Angel Cabrera defeated Kenny Perry and Chad Campbell on the 2nd extra hole. Watson shot a 4-under-par 68 in Sunday’s final round at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, to finish the tournament at 10-under.  

13 through 16. Lee Westwood, Matt Kuchar, Phil Mickelson and Peter Hanson tied for third at 8 under. This is the first Masters playoff since 2009, when Angel Cabrera beat Chad Campbell and Kenny Perry.  

Sweden's Carl Pettersson and Argentina's Angel Cabrera set the clubhouse target before bad weather brought an early end to the first round of the Shell Houston Open. Cabrera birdied the 18th to complete a flawless seven-under-par 65 shortly before ...  

In 2011, Rory McIlroy says that Angel Cabrera's speed on the course threw him off his own game. He'll get a chance to prove he's learned from that in the first two rounds in 2012.  

It’s folly, of course, to try to forecast a winner at Augusta. Who had Charl Schwartzel in the 2011 pool, or Angel Cabrera in 2009 or Trevor Immelman the year before that? Then again, there is strength in numbers, and this week at Augusta ...  

Angel Cabrera and Carl Pettersson posted 65s early Thursday to share the overnight lead. Mickelson resumed his round at daybreak and birdied both par 5s on the front nine. He strung together eight consecutive one-putt greens before two-putting on No. 10.