Tiger Woods gets another chance at a major this weekend, and PGA Championship TV schedule kicks off with first round coverage. Tiger woods seeks his 3rd straight PGA tour win as well as his first major of the year, on his quest to eclipse Jack Nicklaus' major record.

It seems that after caputuring two PGA TOURs in a row Tiger Woods may now be ready for PGA Championship glory.

For only the second time in a major championship as a pro, Tiger Woods has missed the cut. The world's No. 1 player missed the cut Friday at the British Open by one stroke. He shot a 4-over par 74 at Turnberry on the same day that 59-year-old Tom Watson sits tied for the 36-hole lead.

Golf spread betting may go totally wrong this year as the bets put on Tiger Wood in British Open golf championship may not justify based on how events develope at Ailsa golf course. In fact, according to usatoday.com, coverage of the 2009 British Open will be available online at PGA.com starting from 4am ET.

As Tiger Woods tries to win his 15th major, Phil Mickelson has the support of New Yorkers, who have seemingly adopted him. The fact that Lefty has said this will probably be his last golf for some time due to his wife's breast cancer will make the crowds overwhelming pull for him. Who will win? Here's the US Open Golf Championship TV schedule.

Last monday president Barack Obama met professional golfer Tiger Woods in the White House, in the Oval office. The information and two pictures are released today by the White House.

Angel Cabrera is the Masters champion, defeating Kenny Perry and Chad Campbell in a three-way playoff which took two holes to settle the title on Sunday. The players tied after regulation at 12-under 276, setting up sudden death for the Masters jacket and purse.

Chad Campbell finished with a 7 under par 65 on Thursday, taking a narrow lead over Jim Furyk, who finished 6 under par, while Tiger Woods is currently 5 back with a 2 under par round in the 2009 Masters golf tournament.

The 2009 Masters Tournament is being played this week. Tiger Woods is back from last year's season ending knee surgery, and in fact won his first tournament. What does that portend for this week? This is bound to create a great weekend for CBS and ESPN both, who have TV coverage scheduled.

Kudos to Tim Clark for playing at a high level despite the pressure of being matched with the best golfer of all time.

Tiger Woods will come back to WGC Accenture 2009. I see video practice that I don't see what something wrong about left knee. Golf sport will come to the show again after 8 months.