Federal News Radio 'Awful start' keeps Tiger in also-ran position at US Open DC Politics • Jun 16, 2019
Washington Post | Sports Brooks Koepka, Tiger Wood paint a sharp contrast in second round of U.S. Open DC Sports • Jun 15, 2019
DC Spotlight SPORTS -- Tiger Woods' newest victories: The Masters and the Presidential Medal of Freedom DC Entertainment • Jun 14, 2019
Washington Post | Sports Tiger Woods looks to catch Justin Rose and the pack atop the U.S. Open leader board DC Sports • Jun 14, 2019
Washington Post | Sports U.S. Open underway, as Tiger Woods returns to the scene of his triumph at Pebble Beach DC Sports • Jun 13, 2019
Washington Post | Sports Tiger Woods understands why Kevin Durant risked playing despite injury DC Sports • Jun 12, 2019
Washington Post | Sports At Pebble Beach, Tiger Woods returns to scene of his prime: The 2000 U.S. Open DC Sports • Jun 12, 2019
Washington Post | Sports Tiger Woods rebounds from missed cut at PGA with steady first round at Memorial DC Sports • May 30, 2019
CBS Local Washington Sports Memorial Tournament: Tiger Woods Chases Sixth Title At Muirfield Village DC Sports • May 30, 2019
Washington Post | Sports Tiger Woods will avoid another long break, play at Memorial DC Sports • May 23, 2019
WTOP Radio | Sports Brooks Koepka wins PGA Championship, joins Tiger Woods as only back-to-back winners in stroke play DC Sports • May 19, 2019
Washington Post | Sports Brooks Koepka makes history, Tiger Woods misses cut at PGA Championship DC Sports • May 18, 2019
Washington Post | Sports Tiger Woods flirting with a missed cut at the PGA Championship DC Sports • May 17, 2019
Washington Post | Sports Tiger Woods live updates: PGA Championship round is underway DC Sports • May 16, 2019
Federal News Radio The Latest: Tiger double bogey on 1st hole, Koepka birdies DC Politics • May 16, 2019
CBS Local Washington Sports PGA Championship: Can Tiger Woods Win Back-To-Back Majors? DC Sports • May 15, 2019
WTOP Radio | Sports Tiger Woods' win at Masters still has Rory McIlroy in awe DC Sports • May 14, 2019
Washington Post | Sports At 43, Tiger Woods saves it for the first tee. At 29, Brooks Koepka swaggers to it. DC Sports • May 14, 2019