Geoff Ogilvy

So much for that perfect-season talk. Not only has Tiger Woods been beaten, Geoff Ogilvy did it on a course where the world’s No. 1 player looked unstoppable in recent years. Ogilvy won the CA Championship on Monday, saving a round that seemed in peril with a chip-in for par at the 13th hole and going on to claim his second victory in a World Golf Championship event. A final-round of 1-under 71 was good enough for him to finish at 17 under, one shot better than Retief Goosen, Jim Furyk and... Read Full Story

Tiger Woods’ unbeaten streak lives another day. Barring a big comeback, it’ll live for only one more day. Geoff Ogilvy got to 17 under through nine holes and held a two-shot lead over Jim Furyk and Vijay Singh at the soggy CA Championship, which won’t finish until Monday because of a three-hour weather delay during the final round. Furyk was 15 under through 10, Singh through nine. Retief Goosen and Graeme Storm were three shots back and Steve Stricker made a huge charge, shooting a final... Read Full Story

Australian Geoff Ogilvy and Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez shared the first round lead at the WGC-CA Championship after posting impressive seven-under-par rounds of 65 in windy conditions on Thursday. The pair had a one-shot lead over American Stewart Cink, with world number one Tiger Woods among a group of five players who were two shots off the lead. Woods bogeyed the par-four 18th, missing a five-foot putt as rain began to fall. Woods, the defending champion and looking for his 10th win... Read Full Story

Why is it that I feel sorry for Geoff Ogilvy?  Didn’t he just pocket $1,350,000 at the World Golf Championship-CA?  Isn’t this his first victory since his 2006 U.S. Open win at Winged Foot?  What’s wrong with Geoff Ogilvy?  Actually, the list is pretty long: He didn’t win seven in a row and nine of his last ten.  He wasn’t undefeated in 2008.  He hasn’t won $80.2 million in his career and pocketed $7.2 million in the first two months of 2008, which by the way is more than Arnold Palmer... Read Full Story

The rain-delayed CA Championship at the Doral Golf Resort & Spa resumes play on Monday morning beginning at 8:30 am. Geoff Ogilvy will be hitting his second shot on the 10th hole, he’s 17 under and has a two-stroke lead over Jim Furyk and Vijay Singh while Retief Goosen and Graeme Storm are another stroke behind. The five own seven majors between them. Singh has three and Goosen two while Ogilvy and Furyk each have U.S. Open titles. In addition, Singh and Furyk are in the world’s top 10... Read Full Story