[ad_1] Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson have always made it clear this new partnership in made-for-TV matches would not be a one-time thing. On Sunday, they gave us the second installment, adding Tom Brady and Peyton Manning to the mix for The Match: Champions for Charity, which raised $20 million for coronavirus relief.A few times this week, Mickelson has floated more ideas, most notably to the Los Angeles Times and
[ad_1] Texas will soon allow outdoor pro sports events to have spectators, but their numbers will be strictly limited.Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has revised a decision to let pro sports leagues host events without fans starting in June as part of the states' move to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.Abbott's new order allows outdoor stadiums to host fans up to 25% of their normal capacity. Leagues will have to apply
[ad_1] At first, Matthew Fitzpatrick said, the break from golf was welcome. He had no choice, really. The weather in England after the coronavirus pandemic shut down the PGA Tour was lousy. And golf courses were not open anyway.Eventually, Fitzpatrick decided he needed to do something. So he constructed a small net that he could hit balls into behind his residence in Sheffield, England, hoping to keep some semblance of
[ad_1] There is a decent chance, assuming the NFL plays games this fall, that Tom Brady's first season in a Tampa Bay Buccaneers uniform will end up reminding you of something you've already seen.Not his 20 years with the Patriots but his golf swing.At times, I predict, he's going to be a mess, and the expression on his face will be a stony mixture of frustration and embarrassment. He'll develop
[ad_1] Phil Mickelson, fresh off the success of Sunday's charity exhibition with Tiger Woods, Peyton Manning and Tom Brady, says he'd like to see The Match become an annual event."I think you could showcase guys like Steph Curry and Michael Jordan or Tony Romo and Patrick Mahomes, who are all good golfers, elite talents and have great personalities," Mickelson told the Los Angeles Times in a column published Wednesday."Those personalities
[ad_1] The weather did not cooperate, but that was about the only thing that went wrong Sunday during The Match: Champions for Charity. As Phil Mickelson, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Tiger Woods held an oversized cardboard check with a total of $20-million written in, they were soaking wet but smiling.It was a soaked, but successful day at The Medalist in Hobe Sound, Florida, where the legends of golf and
[ad_1] Rain filled the South Florida air on Sunday, threatening to make a mess of The Match: Champions for Charity at the Medalist Golf Club.Instead, four sporting icons wouldn't let bad weather dampen what turned out to be an exciting, fun-filled exhibition that raised $20 million for COVID-19 relief efforts while highlighting the ups and downs of competitive golf.Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning prevailed 1-up over Phil Mickelson and Tom
[ad_1] Tom Brady has looked anything but the cool, calm quarterback and everything like a scared high-handicap golfer during The Match: Champions for Charity.But he still managed to come through in a big way on Sunday afternoon.After getting taunted by announcer Charles Barkley and taking a beating on social media as his tee shots flew all over the Medalist course, the former New England Patriots and current Tampa Bay Buccaneers
[ad_1] After a lot of hype and some trash talking -- hey, Tiger Woods, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady and Phil Mickelson know how to promote -- the time for the golf showdown has arrived.It's Woods/Manning vs. Mickelson/Brady, with the proceeds going to benefit coronavirus relief.Read more: Predictions, odds and more | The evolution of the Tiger-Phil | Golf scouting reports: Peyton Manning | Tom BradyWe'll be here throughout, with hole-by-hole
[ad_1] Tiger Woods, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady and Phil Mickelson might just be one of the most high-profile golf foursomes in history. Let's do the math: Woods and Mickelson combined for 20 major championships and 126 PGA Tour victories. Brady and Manning have eight Super Bowl wins and eight Most Valuable Player awards. So, yeah, that's some star power.On Sunday at 3 p.m. ET (TNT/TBS) at Medalist Golf Club in
