2009 British Open TV Schedule
July 15, 2009 by Cody Dunlap · 5 Comments
The 2009 British Open should be one for the books. Besides returning to Turnberry, the site of one of the most famous tournaments in golf history (Watson against Nicklaus in the 1977 “Duel in the Sun”), the championship gets a boost from Tiger Woods, returning after missing last year’s Open Championship. But in order to win the 2009 British Open, he’ll have to beat the two-time defending champ, Padraig Harrington.
Phil Mickelson will not be competing in the 2009 British Open, deciding instead to stay home with his wife Amy, who is battling breast cancer. The last few years have been nothing short of outstanding, even including Harrington’s four shot win last year. That may seem like a huge margin on the surface, but the tournament was quite intriguing with Greg Norman making a bid for his third major championship. Who will surprise at the 2009 British Open? Here’s the TV schedule for you to see for yourself.
Links of the Day: Power through!
July 15, 2009 by Cody Dunlap · 1 Comment
With none of the four major sports going today, it is officially the slowest sports day of the year. A good chance for sports fans to catch our breath however, because starting tomorrow, things will get ramped up in a hurry. The Open Championship kicks off tomorrow from Turnberry, and Tiger Woods is still in search of that 15th major after two top-ten finishes in the majors this year. We’ll have more on the British later today, but first, here are some links for your perusal:
Baseball Time in Arlington’s Top 25 Prospect Rankings – (Baseball Time in Arlington)
Mike Hindman’s prospect rankings (split into three parts) – (InsideCorner)
B.J. Ryan’s job interview – (Food Court Lunch)
The Showdown: Whitlock vs. Bennett – (Deadspin)
A defense of the Mavs front office – (dallasbasketball.com)
Why the 2009 Dallas Cowboys feel different – (Blogging the Boys)
