Watching his shot

AUGUSTA, Georgia (Yonhap News) ― South Korean PGA Tour veteran Choi Kyoung-ju on Tuesday unveiled his plan to open a huge golf center in his native land, saying he wants to help young players hone their skills without worrying about costs. Ahead ...

PALM HARBOR, Florida: Australia's Adam Scott and South Korea's K.J. Choi charged into contention on Friday at the US PGA Tampa Bay Championship, but US rookie Shawn Stefani clung to the lead after 36 holes. Choi opened with an eagle on his way to ...

The PGA's Players Championship is underway at TPC Sawgrass in Floridaand Korea will be represented by 5-Koreans Choi Kyung-Ju, Yang Yong-Eun, Charlie Wie, Bae Sang-Moon and Noh Seung-Yul are each dreaming big in the 2nd major of the year. It hasn't ...

Andrew Kelly (right) at Charlie Bartlett´s awards ceremony with KJ Choi in Augusta (GA) Aberdeen moved Andrew Kelly from London to New York, where he will be responsible of the Marketing Division of the Americas. Kelly, 33 years old and originally ...

K.J. Choi, tied for seventh at the halfway point of the Masters, quells his nerves on the golf course by thinking of how Joshua and the Israelites marched around Jericho waiting for the walls to fall. Choi is Asia's most decorated player, with eight ...

-6: J Day (Aus) -5: F Couples, M Leishman (Aus) -4: A Cabrera (Arg), J Furyk, B Snedker, -3: A Scott (Aus), J Dufner, KJ Choi (Kor), D Lynn (Eng), L Westwood (Eng), J Rose (Eng), T Woods Selected others: -2: B Langer (Ger), S Garcia (Spa), R McIlroy ...

Australian Matthew Griffin won his second OneAsia title in less than a year on Sunday when the final round of the SK Telecom Open was called off without a shot being played because of thick fog. Matthew Griffin of Australia. Griffin on Sunday won ...

Australian Matt Griffin was on course for his second OneAsia title in the space of a year after hitting a par 72 to gain a one-shot lead in the penultimate round of the SK Telecom Open. Griffin, who won the Charity High1 Resort Open in September, ...

KAVARNA, Bulgaria — Ian Poulter was eliminated from the World Match Play Championship after losing another round-robin match Friday. Poulter lost to Thomas Aiken 1 up at the Thracian Cliffs course, bogeying the last hole after missing the fairway.