As if the Olympics weren't enough, this week's golf tournaments have left us with an awesome wide variety of storylines.
The ET's tournament, the Lyoness Open, ended Saturday (I had forgotten about that) so players have time to get to the WGC-Bridgestone this week. Bernd Wiesberger got his second win of the season -- and I admit I expected Thorbjorn Olesen to grab his second win of the season instead.
Over at the Champions Tour, Fred Couples and Bernhard Langer are the final group on the Senior Open Championship. That have to definitely be interesting.
The Nationwide Children's Hospital Invitational at the Web.Com Tour is inside the sights of Ben Kohles, who turned seasoned this very week whilst he were given a sponsor's invite. That's a pleasant manner to make your seasoned debut!
Robert Garrigus has controlled to take the lead at the RBC Canadian Open at the PGA Tour. That winds up later nowadays.
And the women over within the Evian Masters are playing live in the early hours on GC, starting at 6am ET. If I had to select a storyline here, it might be that Natalie Gulbis is simply one stroke off the lead. After all her injuries and such, a win for her could be a large deal... Specially for the reason that her most effective different win is at the 2007 Evian Masters.
So settle in for a hectic day of golf and Olympics... And channel surfing.
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