Annika's calling it quits, Tiger's trying to come back early, and who's the guy in charge of playoffs at The Players?

Sergio wins golf's "fifth major." Does that mean he's shed the "best player never to have…" title? No. He still has that… right behind Adam Scott.

The PGA Tour is going primetime!

Has anyone else seen the rest of the LPGA Tour?

Now that Tigers not playing maybe someone else can win.

The Masters is over, and instead of mourning, let's celebrate all that golf gives to us.

The Masters is here!!!

You may not want to take Tiger's picture.

Hey, I think you just ran over David Feherty!

Would someone please help Mr. Daly to his room!

Are you ready for spring?

The Mark Wilson Rule

Well it's official: Tiger is good!

It's the Big 70 for Sorenstam!

We have Tiger, so where are all those other guys?

Ernie Els Learns How Far He Cannot Hit a 5 Wood

Hand Me My 5 Iron, And A Snow Shovel!

Nice Shot, Here's Your Yacht!

It's Twins for Lickliter!

A Wie-less 2008 PGA Tour Season!

But Your Honor, he stole my golfball!!!

Everyone Can Use a Little Masters

A Little Advice from Jack.

The Race to Dubai!

And the million dollar check goes to…

Silly Season is upon us again!

Get ready, the 2008 European Tour season starts on November 8th!

Just way too many Fry's tournaments to keep track of.

The Donald is having a bit of a bird problem.

Annika takes the high road.

Who knew Woody Austin was such a comedian?

Well let's see, there's the Walker Cup, the Solheim Cup, the PGA Cup…

Tiger made East Lake look like Uncle Al's Pitch and Putt.

Sorry Tim Finchem, I watched football all weekend instead of your beloved Fed Ex Cup Playoffs.

No Tiger? No problem as there was plenty of excitement to go around at the Barclays over the weekend.

Who's excited about the FedExCup? Anyone? Anyone?

Will 13 be a lucky or an unlucky number for Tiger? We won't get to find out for eight long months.

I wonder what Rory thinks about the "New Tiger" now?

Natalie Gulbis can now hold a trophy in her next swimsuit calender.

How do you say meltdown in Spanish?

For some strange reason, I really want a couple of those John Deere Classic tractor tee markers.

I need earplugs when K.J. Choi tees off with his driver. Even from the confines of my living room.

My remote got a workout flipping back and forth between all the golf on Sunday.

Better golf equipment technology becomes the scapegoat yet again.

At the end of the day, Oakmont took the best golfers in the world out behind the woodshed for a beatdown.

Adam Scott should start calling in sick on Sunday.

The last time I played a 288-yard hole, I got a seven.

Zach Johnson just petitioned the PGA Tour to hold all events in Georgia.

You have to wonder what Rick Smith is thinking about his former pupil.

Tiger three-putts, Mi Hyun Kim misses a five-foot putt to win in regulation, and why the heck is Nick Faldo so nice?

Global warming will not end civilization as we know it, the six hour round will first.

Watney wins in Louisiana, Phil adds to his coaching staff and the cure for the banana ball.

Mother Nature is the real number one golfer in the world.

Zach Johnson, Masters Champion. Has a nice ring to it.

The 18th at Redstone claims a few more victims to it's watery grave.

Tiger wins, Sergio spits and the LPGA bans testosterone.

Maybe Tiger was thinking whether or not his tournament should be an invitational or full field event.

This week we have PODS, grapes and bobcats, oh my!

It's a Monday finish on the PGA Tour (Mark Wilson wins). Also, Ernie Els a Callaway Boy now? John Daly injured by a camera's click? What's going on here???

This week we review the Accenture Match Play, Cancun, eBay and a Wikipedia entry worthy of a lawsuit.

The demons of Winged Foot or just a freakish drive? You decide.

This week we have a Phil sighting, the Pink Panther at Hooters and the end of funky scoring system known as the Stableford.

Sharon Stone will want to cross her legs for this week's Hittin' the Links.

This week we have Tiger's return, a Retief Goosen sighting, a cell phone ban, and the fight of a lifetime.

This week we have the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Kermit the Frog, MIT, and the reloading of OSU's men's golf team.

What do Vijay Singh, Michelle Wie, Nick Faldo, The Golf Channel and the Golf Digest Hot List have in common?

Adam Scott may have won the Tour Championship, but does that give him the right to be considered the next best contender to battle Tiger Woods on tour?

It's only October 30th and I am already praying for the beginning of January to get here so we can see some real golf again.

Who's hot and Who's not? That might be the best question heading into the final week of the PGA Tour's regular season.

What's the best cure for a 76-tournament winless streak? Playing a course you designed and using the knowledge to your advantage!

I wish real life had TiVo so I could fast forward to Friday and get the Ryder Cup underway!

Who would've ever thought that Annika Sorenstam and a two-shot lead with eight holes to play on Sunday would equal a loss? Not me, that's for sure.

Make up your mind Tiger. Do you want to win in a playoff, or do you want to win while coming back from a three-shot deficit?

Tiger leads us to Jack, which leads us to Valhalla and the U.S. Amateur. Plus Deutsche Bank, Two Holes-in-One, and those pesky Europeans.

When does domination from one person become a work of art? I think we need to start asking Mr. Woods that question

How the heck does Tiger use a baseball swing to hit the golf ball that far?

What Will Natalie Gulbis Do Next?

The Onion does some of the most accurate reporting available in the media today!

A bunch of Open Championship links, Swingvision capture of Ernie Els swing, and much, much more!

The first link is all you'll have time for today. You'll spend hours looking at it.

If Allen Doyle can win the Senior Open with that swing, why can't I break par?!

This week's nine-course meal includes a variety of dishes including the importance of playing irons that are better than you, and a very exciting collection of Tiger Woods video clips.

Oh what's that? You want some links? Well come and get them.

Oh baby, nine more links for your random enjoyment.

Another hodgepodge of links for your enjoyment!

The latest iteration of Hittin' the Links is sure to be a pleaser.

LeBron James? BJ Wie versus Earl Woods? BallFinder Scout? It could only be one thing: Hittin' The Links.

Doggie Driver, Jim Furyk, Rookies of the Year, and John Daly? Must be Hittin' The Links.

Volume Fifty-Eight of this fine weekly article.

Useful gadgets that may or may no be very useful after all dominate this week's edition of Hittin' the Links.

Oh, the American Classics.

This week, it's all about cool.

This week, a hodge-podge collection collected while I watched the 2006 Masters.

I do have to thank several companies for their great products which made my 94 possible.

Put these links on your favorites list and if you use them, you'll be taking all your friends money around the loop. If not, you'll at least look good trying.

The game of golf is synonymous with history, legends, and lore. It’s one of the reasons why I love the game so much. Here are some great sites that will help you remember the history and memories of our beloved game.

Everyone knows about the PGA Tour, the LPGA Tour, and even the European and Champions Tours. But what about the Asian Tour, the Hooters Tour, or the A. G. Spanos Tour? No?

This week, in my first stab at Hittin' the Links, I share with you some links to some of the guys that have literally built our game: course architects.

With some big shoes to fill, this volume gets it started off right.

Here's my nine favorite places to check for golf links each day. So bookmark them and check in daily.

Maybe this week's column will get me a spot in next year's Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

Grab some coffee and a chair and tuck in to this week's edition of Hittin' the Links.

This week we've got Jack Abramoff, golf pyramid schemes, and a Hunter S. Thompson article in the links.

This week's links are sure to jump-start your week.

I'm smuggling nine links across the border for you this week.

Let's get this party started with some new links this week. Enjoy.

Here's the first installment of the 2006 Hittin' the Links column.

A little holiday cheer in this week's links.

Here's nine links to get you started on your week.

Left over turkey and cranberries goes well with this week's links.

Hopefully these links will give you an appetite for Turkey Day!

This week's links are best-in-show.

Breathe easy, the links are here!

Anyone want their linky-poo's for this week?

I'm dropping the links like they're hot this week.

This week's links are dedicated to everyone who made the Newport Cup happen.

This week's links are brought to you by Carl Spackler. Enjoy.

This week's links are sure to get you through a sleepy Monday morning.

Here's a few links to keep you looking like you're busy at work today!

I hope you're not too busy to check out this week's links.

Get your week started off right by checking out these links.

Even on a holiday weekend, we're delivering the links to you. Enjoy.

Take a few minutes to browse this week's links. As always, there's nine of them waiting for you.

I need help with my upcoming golf trip, so while you're reading this week's links, think of ways to help me prepare.

If you get a chance to pull yourselves away from the Monday coverage of the PGA Championships, take a look at this week's links.

This week's links are sure to put a smile on your face! Enjoy.

Forget your morning paper! Grab some coffee and tune into this week's links.

This week's links will hopefully bring you a little "mo" to get through the work week.

Some links for your viewing pleasure after a great weekend of golf.

Here are nine links to get you pumped for the Open, cry for little Michelle Wie, or to waste your time at work with.

These nine links should keep you going during this shortened work week.

Here's nine links for you to get going on a Monday.

This week, we have a lot of US Open linkage, a new perspective from Sergio, golf's young punk and we're getting prepped for the Sorenslam!

There's a new format for Hittin' the Links - 9 holes, 9 links. This week, we talk about Payne Stewart, Rory Sabbatini, Olin Browne, consecutive aces and my poor writing.

This week's links include a chance to play with a pro, celebrity golf tournaments, the truth about Bart Bryant and a little bit about booz.

Here's a three-pack of links after a busy Memorial Day weekend.

Jim Nantz wants to be more than just friends, Amateur shoots 60 to qualify for US Open and who are golf's next 'it' boys.

It's never too busy to get the links out on Monday. Included in this week's edition: Phil's a phony, Ernie speaks, ALS bracelets are coming and more!

Wine tasting with the Shark, Big Ben playing with women, Danielle Amiee speaks after missing the cut, and more in this week's edition of Hittin' the Links.

Bunches of links this week as they include sex appeal on the LPGA tour, golf video art, Kip Henley's diary and camera etiquette in China.

We explore life after 40, the Big Break III, Nike, and ponder if there's a drug problem on the PGA Tour.

This week we talk about Natalie Gulbis, Johan Lindeberg, Golden Tee, Segways and Drugs.

This week, Hittin' the Links focuses on the Masters, because, let's be honest, what other golf coverage is there during the second weekend of April?

In this battle Josh wins, wears great clothing, can't beat a blind guy, and remembers his days of wearing headgear.

Cell phone rings annoy everyone, Nike to run our government, Annika get's a handful, Asian influx on the LPGA and I think I broke my TV after last week's Big Break III.

Tiger to play shuffleboard, a drunk Irishman, and a wisecrack about a guy named Lumpy. Sorry, no Amy Mickelson pictures.