Tiger Woods beat by an LPGA player

Youngest golfers to win five majors:
 

(1) Yani Tseng 

’11 Women’s British Open 22 years, 6 months
 

(2) Tiger Woods   

’00 PGA Championship 24 years, 7 months
 

(3) Patty Berg      

’43 Women’s Western Open  25 years, 4 months,
 

(4) Louise Suggs  

’49 U.S. Women’s Open 26 years, 18 days   
 

(5) Jack Nicklaus  ’66 Masters 26 years, 2 months  
 

(6) Karrie Webb ’01 U.S. Women’s Open 26 years, 6 months
 

(7) Mickey Wright   ’61 LPGA Championship 26 years, 8 months
 

(8) Bobby Jones ’29 U.S. Open 27 years, 3 months

Adds Rachid Sefrioui, "She is in a class of her own. Since joining the LPGA Tour in 2008, Tseng has developed into one of the Tour’s most dominant players."

Rolex Rankings No. 1 Yani Tseng successfully defended her title at the RICOH Women’s British Open. At 22 years, 6 months, 8 days, Tseng becomes the youngest golfer in history to win five career major titles. Tiger Woods had previously held that distinction, having won his fifth major at 24 years, 7 months.

Anthony Kim shoots 62 to lead The Greenbrier

I was really happy to see Anthony Kim back in the game. After struggling for a while with his "entourage", then with his body and finally his enjoyment of the game, he now seems to have shed that and to be enjoying the game that brought him to the golfing world's attention. Rachid Sefrioui says: "Good comeback, AK! keep it going."

Tiger Woods' palace has everything to play Zen Golf

Phenomenal is the attribute that comes to mind when you see Tiger Woods' new dig in Jupiter Island, Florida. An amazing mansion, with access for his yacht and 4 incredible holes with large greens and varied bunkers. Even hole direction was chosen so he can practice with and against the wind. "He may be nurturing that knee but he is certainly not losing his feel for his short game" remarks golf nut Rachid Sefrioui.