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Location American Golf News for 21 January 2013
After finishing the final round of his 2013 PGA Tour season opener Sunday, Phil Mickelson suggested there were big off-the-course changes coming for the four-time major winner.
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Evans: MLK's impact extended to golf

ESPN - 21 Jan 2013 14:45
With all of the trailblazers for blacks in golf -- including the likes of Charlie Sifford and Lee Elder -- Farrell Evans explains the impact Martin Luther King Jr. left on the game.
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Donaldson gets rankings boost

Sky Sports - 21 Jan 2013 13:01
Donaldson gets rankings boost Jamie Donaldson has moved up to a career-high 29th in the world rankings following his victory in the Abu Dhabi Championship.
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Mickelson Plans 'Drastic Changes' Over Taxes

The New York Times - 21 Jan 2013 09:44
Phil Mickelson said he will make "drastic changes" because of federal and California state tax increases.
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Gay shocked at title

Sky Sports - 21 Jan 2013 08:56
Gay shocked at title Brian Gay was left shocked after securing the Humana Challenge title after a play-off in California.
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Abu Dhabi Win Proves Donaldson Was Right Not to Retire

The New York Times - 21 Jan 2013 08:37
Jamie Donaldson refused to listen when a doctor told him to quit golf and, nine years on, vindication of his decision to carry on came when the Briton scored the best win of his career at the Abu Dhabi Championship.
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John Cook caught David Frost on the final hole of regulation, then beat him with birdie on the second playoff hole to win the Mitsubishi Electric Championship on Sunday.
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Brian Gay Reaps Reward After Long Battle to Add Yards

The New York Times - 21 Jan 2013 06:04
Brian Gay's quest to add length to his driving led to a frustrating 2012 campaign but his increased yardage off the tee helped him clinch his fourth PGA Tour victory at the Humana Challenge on Sunday.
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Cook Beats Frost in Playoff on Champions Tour

The New York Times - 21 Jan 2013 05:58
John Cook caught David Frost on the final hole of regulation, then beat him with birdie on the second playoff hole to win the Mitsubishi Electric Championship on Sunday.
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Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy missed the cut in Abu Dhabi, and Phil Mickelson finished far back at the Humana. Where do they go from here? Our roundtable breaks down Rory and Tiger's rough week in Abu Dhabi, looks ahead t...
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Golf's Most Overrated and Underrated

Golf.com - 21 Jan 2013 04:12
Tired of hearing your buddies say Tiger vs. Phil is a rivalry for the ages and that Bubba Watson is the definition of clutch? Our list of Golf's Most Overrated/Underrated will set 'em straight.
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Playoff Loss Keeps Howell Out of Masters

The New York Times - 21 Jan 2013 04:10
Charles Howell III had bitter-sweet feelings after failing to secure a place at this year's U.S. Masters when he lost out to fellow American Brian Gay in a three-way playoff for the Humana Challenge on Sunday.
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Gay wins Humana Challenge in playoff

Chicago Tribune - 21 Jan 2013 03:31
Gay wins Humana Challenge in playoff LA QUINTA, Calif. -- Brian Gay clinched his fourth PGA Tour title in champion style when he beat fellow American Charles Howell III and Swede David Lingmerth in a sudden-death playoff to win the Humana Challenge on Sunda...
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Brian Gay Wins Humana Challenge

The New York Times - 21 Jan 2013 03:01
Brian Gay won the Humana Challenge on Sunday for his fourth PGA Tour title, beating Charles Howell III with a 5 1/2-foot birdie putt on the second hole of a playoff.
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Brian Gay Wins Humana Challenge in Three-Way Playoff

The New York Times - 21 Jan 2013 02:52
Brian Gay clinched his fourth PGA Tour title in champion style when he beat fellow American Charles Howell III and Swede David Lingmerth in a sudden-death playoff to win the Humana Challenge on Sunday.
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Howell, Gay and Lingmerth in Playoff for Challenge

The New York Times - 21 Jan 2013 02:19
Americans Charles Howell III, Brian Gay and Swede David Lingmerth took the Humana Challenge into a sudden-death playoff on the hosting Palmer Private course at PGA West on Sunday.
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