Tiger Woods

From the balcony of a luxury hotel room in the Mediterranean resort town of Belek, overlooking swimming pools and a golf course, the fierce political debates with 17 days to go for the general elections seem so distant. Under the scorching sun, even President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an?s high-toned rebuke to the media is music to the ears.

The most hotly anticipated Masters in years gets underway early April 9 morning under the towering Georgia pines of Augusta National with a host of gripping potential story lines.
      
First and foremost is the return to competitive play of four-time winner Tiger Woods after a two-month timeout to try and get his game back together.
      

American star Lindsey Vonn was left high and dry in the hunt for gold at the Alpine skiing World Championships.
      
The magical form that carried Vonn through her brilliant comeback from two serious knee injuries this World Cup season deserted her in the biennial championships in front of her home crowd.
      

New Zealand teen star Lydia Ko became golf's youngest-ever world number one Jan. 31 even though she only settled for a share of second at the season-opening LPGA Coates Championship. 

A sum of $7 million prize money awaits some of the world’s best golf players as the Turkish Airlines Open starts Nov. 13 in Antalya, the famous Turkish resort city.

World number four Sergio Garcia will lead a heavyweight lineup in the second edition of the Turkish Airlines Open next month, organizers told Reuters Oct. 23.