600 ESPN EL PASO » jason day http://krod.com ESPN and 600 ESPN El Paso, the leaders in sports in El Paso and the world! Thu, 23 May 2013 20:27:21 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Inside the Ropes (sort of) at the WGC Accenture Match Play Championships http://krod.com/inside-the-ropes-sort-of-at-the-wgc-accenture-match-play-championships/ http://krod.com/inside-the-ropes-sort-of-at-the-wgc-accenture-match-play-championships/#comments Thu, 23 Feb 2012 22:13:38 +0000 Andy Lee http://krod.com/?p=36135 The woosh of a drive, the thud of an iron shot, the click of a putt.  Those sounds are familiar to golfers and golf fans.  I've heard those sounds hundreds of thousands of time on television, but never in person

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]]> http://krod.com/inside-the-ropes-sort-of-at-the-wgc-accenture-match-play-championships/feed/ 0 PGA Tour Begins New Season Tomorrow http://krod.com/pga-tour-begins-new-season-tomorrow/ http://krod.com/pga-tour-begins-new-season-tomorrow/#comments Thu, 05 Jan 2012 18:47:56 +0000 Chad Middleton http://krod.com/?p=28080 The PGA Tour is back once again. Are you excited about it? You should be.

Unfortunately, since that fateful day in November of 2009, everyone thinks that golf has slipped a bit or has become not as relevant in the sports world then as it once was when Eldrick was roaming the fairways of the Tour on a somewhat regular basis

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]]> http://krod.com/pga-tour-begins-new-season-tomorrow/feed/ 0 Classic Tour Logo Charl in Charg http://krod.com/charl-in-charg/ http://krod.com/charl-in-charg/#comments Mon, 11 Apr 2011 01:57:33 +0000 Andy Lee http://krod.com/?p=3086 History will remember the 75th Masters as one of the most dramatic and compelling of all time.  There were no iconic moments like Jack winning at 46 in '86 or Tiger's win for the ages in 1997.  No, the 2011 Masters validated the old adage that the tournament doesn't begin until the back nine on Sunday.

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]]> http://krod.com/charl-in-charg/feed/ 0 Twenty six year old South African Charl Schwartzel birdied his final four holes en route to a two stroke victory at the 75th Masters Tournament. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)