Tiger Woods former caddie was much criticized for the way he conducted his self after he and new employer, Adam Scott, won the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. Basically taking all of the credit for himself and giving little to no praise for his new boss.
Well, he has certainly stepped up his smack talk recently -- Or rather down I should say.
Williams who is in Shanghai, China with Scott playing in the WGC HSBC Champions event has taken it over the line with his recent comments towards his former boss, Woods.
At the caddies' award dinner hosted by some of the sponsors of the HSBC, in which many of the Tour's players (including Scott) and of course caddies in attendance. Williams said something about Woods that had many left with their jaws open in almost disbelief.
Upon receiving an award for 'Best Celebration' Williams got off a blast on his ex boss saying this about what he said after he and Scott won the Bridgestone Invitational earlier this season in August.
Overcast skies and rain have been the scenario for most of the week in Shanghai at the World Golf Championship - HSBC Champions, providing the players with softer conditions in round two.
First round leader and reigning PGA Champion Keegan Bradley was unable to back up his first round score of 65, carding a 70 on the 'easier' conditions to slip down the leader board to solo fourth.
Three players that were able to take full advantage of the softer conditions were Louis Oosthuizen, Fredrik Jacobson and Adam Scott.
Oosthuizen, was able to fire at pins all round long and card an impressive nine-under 63, which was also good enough for low round of the day.
"If you're hitting good shots, you get rewarded," said Oosthuizen after his bogey free second round.
"There's a few holes where you can take it on or lay it up. Today, I really didn't take much risk. I just made the birdie putts."
Keegan Bradley knows everything that is on the line this week at the World Golf Championship - HSBC Champions in Shanghai, China.
The reigning PGA Champion opened the event with a bogey free seven-under par 65. Taking a two stroke lead over Fredrik Jacobson, Bo Van Pelt (who won last week in Malaysia) and Alexander Noren.
The PGA Tour rookie has been involved in a lot of talk the past few weeks. Concerning not only his absence from the Presidents Cup team, but also in the Player of the Year talk as well.
Obviously Luke Donald, who many consider the favorite for the award. Is not here this week as he and his wife are expecting the birth of their second child.
Bradley who already has two wins on the 2011 season, with a win this week, would become the only player with three wins on the year.
Add that with his major victory at the PGA Championship, could vault him to the top of the list for POY.
“You know, all I’m trying to do is win this golf tournament,” said Bradley after the first round.
