The two biggest names in women's golf top the money list.

Nine things to ponder and watch for at the 2008 Masters Tournament.

We're approaching peak golf trip season. For many of us, that means Myrtle Beach and its plethora of golf courses.

Golf's maverick designer passed in 2005, but his courses live on.

What's in the water in Sweden?

You don't tug on Superman's cape.

The Skins Game is just about fun, and that can't be all bad.

Steve Stricker found his golf swing on a range in Madison, Wisconsin, in the dead of winter. It's always the last place you look.

It's no Ryder Cup, but the Presidents Cup has been a lot more competitive lately than its big sister.

It's the mouth of the South (Africa) versus the world's most famous Cablinasian.

A brief history of the Wanamaker Trophy and the man for which it's named.

In "Open Championship: The Movie," here's who starred and who only got cameos.

With perhaps the most enviable swing in the history of the game, Sam Snead captured the attention of the golfing world for more years than any player before him.

From out of nowhere comes Zach Johnson. The unexpected, yet deserving winner of this year's Masters.

Come along for a quick nine with Gary Player. One of golf's best known characters, Gary Player stalked fairways and won tournaments for many years.

Golf has had its characters and Lee Trevino might be the most quotable of them all. Hop on the cart and join me for a quick nine with Trevino.

Somehow golf gets a hold of you. Somebody somehow or another passes on the game to you. Sometimes it's a family member, sometimes a friend, or sometimes it's an inspiring personality on television. Here's how the game came to me.

Only six LPGA golfers have more wins than Nancy Lopez. It didn't take long for her to rack up an impressive number of wins on the LPGA Tour.

Just when you thought it was another weekend that the Wie media circus would flourish Tadd Fujikawa steals the show.

Augusta National is America's most prestigious golf venue and it has revealed some of the greatest players in the game. Here are Masters champs with the most victories.

It was a successful PGA Tour year for the Aussies with one Major and another seven regular season wins among them. Karrie Webb nearly equalled the number of PGA victories on her own.

TV contracts, performance enhancing drug tests, promoting some of histories best players… how will the two commissioners handle themselves? Who will win this brutal Celebrity Deathmatch?

2006 is all but over and it has been a trying year for some. Some have played exceptionally well and others who have lost that loving feeling.

The only player among the next generation of women golfers to distance herself from the pack in 2006, Ochoa is proving that she can dominate on the LPGA Tour. Just like she's done her whole golfing life.

Not that all of these guys are necessarily going to lose their card come the end of the season but don't we expect more from these folks. Did you see these money list positions coming at the beginning of the year?

A gentleman both on and off the course Byron Nelson has carried himself as a humble, true, and generous champion. His influence has continued since walking away from the game as a full-time player in 1946.

What kind of dent will rookies make in the 2006 Ryder Cup? Take a peek at rookies on both sides of the isle and get an idea of what kind of impact they'll have.

Carrying only ten clubs and dominating the sport for many years, Vardon is one of golf's all-time greats. He was golf's first celebrity and one of the finest players.

Modern golf balls bear only superficial resemblence to balls of the distant past. Take a peek with me at the evolution of the golf ball.

Take a peek back at the origin of the Ryder Cup, a couple of it's key moments, and my early prediction of the outcome.

Unheralded course designer Tom Bendelow left a few gems for us. One of them, Medinah Country Club, we're enjoying this weekend at the PGA Championship.

Take a peek at golf's version of the minor leagues. This is where aspiring young players and Champions Tour hopefuls go to get used to the heat of competition.

What happens when Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson meet head to head off the golf course? Read on to find out…

Step in to the life of Tiger Woods' caddy Steve Williams.

Coming off a two-win season in 2005 Irishman Padraig Harrington is a steady player. Can he live up to his potential?

With enough history to compete with every other event in golf, The Open Championship is one of the greatest events of the year.

The whole scene was painful to watch. You wanted to turn away but curiosity wouldn't let you. How could you miss a train wreck? And then there were those words: "I can't believe I just did that."

Winged Foot Golf Club has played host to 6 major championships including this year's U.S. Open. Lets take a peek at each winner's performance.

One of the most prolific winners in the 80s was Calvin Peete. The first African-American golfer to claim four victories in a year, he racked up an impressive resumé to complement a rich life.

Jay Haas remained a significant factor on the PGA Tour late into his forties. His nine victories are overshadowed by the way he carries himself on and off the golf course.

Perhaps the greatest golf course designer of all time, Alister MacKenzie created some of the most popular and beloved golf courses in the world. His crowning achievement is enjoyed every year at Augusta National.

A regular feature in the winners circle through the 80's and 90's, Corey Pavin is looking to win for the first time in ten years.

One of the PGA Tour's all time greatest players, Tom Watson compiled an amazing record in only a few short years. He won his eight majors in eight years and added some of golf's greatest moments.

Nine-time major winner Ben Hogan is certainly one of professional golf's most interesting characters who, through force of his own will, crafted a swing and a legacy that will be appreciated as long as golf is played.

As golf's leading woman Kathy Whitworth's accomplishments are unmatched on the LPGA.

An icon in the golf world, Donald Ross left a legacy that we can still enjoy: some of the greatest golf courses in the world.

The King of Kapalua has overcome grand obstacles on the golf course, but he's walked an even tougher road in life and emerged a champion.

While not the flashiest, Verplank is one of the Tour's steadiest players who's gotten off to another great start to the 2006 season. Look for his work ethic and solid game to continue to deliver high finishes for years to come.

Anyone who knew Dick Harmon came to know a man who was dedicated to helping people as much as he tried to improve their swings. He was one of golf's greatest teachers for his knowledge and his character.

A better example for the average player than many of the bombers on Tour, Luke Donald has quietly and steadily improved in the short time he's played golf in the States.

On the verge of his 50th birthday, Fred Funk had an outstanding 2005 and remains a fan favorite going into the 2006 season.

One of the LPGA's hottest young stars, Cristie Kerr, is finally living up to her potential.

While Bart Bryant is a new face to many fans he's been banging around the golf landscape for many years. He's earned exemption and a regular PGA job by sticking with his game for nearly twenty years.

Catch up on a little Love III trivia.

This is a year of transition for Lehman as his British Open exemption runs out and he is old enough to be the captain of the Ryder Cup.

Setting a new Nationwide Tour earnings mark is Troy Matteson. He and a handful of his peers are about to embark on a year in the PGA Tour.

Barely squeaking into the Tour's top-125 money winners in 2005, Nick Price has had a long and successful career. Come along for nine holes with hall-of-famer Nick Price.

Ernie Els has a swing as smooth as butter and fresh resolve to establish his game in 2006.

The most dominant woman golfer of our day, Annika Sorenstam is enjoying her best years on the LPGA Tour.

The PGA Tour is in need of strong leadership as it navigates to the future. Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem has an opportunity to plot a good course.

Jason Bohn jumped from 131st on the money list in 2004 to 34th in 2005. He's going to have to buckle down to stick around after the 2006 season is over.

Following Ryan Moore from his dominant college days to success on sponsor's exemptions has been fun to watch. Look for him to get even better.

Brandt Jobe has taken the scenic route to the PGA Tour and seems to have enjoyed the journey as much as the destination.

Who could have known that Michael Campbell would take center stage this year?

Morgan Pressel is sure to be a part of an exciting group of women golfers in the coming years.

A candidate for the PGA Tour's Comeback Player of the Year, Billy Mayfair has put a lackluster 2004 behind him.

Arnold Palmer is certainly one of America's most beloved sportsman. Join him here for a quick nine.

With a work ethic that pushes him past normal limits, there is no doubt that Vijay Singh is one of the Tour's elite.

Chris DiMarco has improved his game tremendously in the past five years but must now prove his worth when tournaments are on the line.

Kenny Perry has quietly build one of the most successful games on the PGA Tour. He is a man who has not only made a place for himself, he's made a place for others as well.

Phil Mickelson is finally living up to his potential. He's always been a sportsman, now he's a multiple-major winner.

Goosen isn't the chattiest Tour player. Most of the time he lets his game do the talking.

A peek into the life and game of the world's most high-profile athlete.

One of the PGA Tour's most colorful characters, John Daly is a people's champion.

Couples continues to find a measure of success on the Tour while dealing with injury and a deep field.

Jack Nicklaus dominated golf for three decades and is golf's most decorated champion.

Southern Boy David Toms' unassuming nature doesn't mean that he hasn't made a place for himself in golf.

Jim Furyk is one of the PGA Tour's most consistent players. He is the first featured in a new column called "ProFiles."