John Coyne weaves a tale about golf, love and the pursuit of your dreams that might just make your "must read" list.

Bob Skura is no Bob Rotella, but for me at this point in time, that's a good thing.

Think you've got what it takes to make it on tour? You might want to consult with the doctor, first. Dr. Reid Sheftall, that is, plastic surgeon-cum-Malaysian PGA touring professional.

Ian MacCallister is up to his old tricks. This time he's committing identity theft… of a sort.

Tag along with a media rookie at The Memorial.

This video takes you onto the driving range with Dean Snell and Sergio Garcia for the introduction of the TaylorMade TP golf balls.

I am a golfer. We're all golfers. TaylorMade's new ad seeks to drive that point home.

Here's your insider's look at TaylorMade's golf ball launch event.

TaylorMade knows how to get the heart pumping with a fast-paced video that makes you want to go out and whack some golf balls really far.

It's time for another season of "The Big Break". The ladies will stir up trouble in Hawaii making this another terrific season of physical and mental prowess. Who will earn an exemption this season?

ABC has balked at Tim Finchem's asking price and has apparently left the table in negotiations for television coverage in 2007 (and beyond).

The Battle of the Bridges takes place tonight in what might be Tiger Woods' final Monday-night appearance.

The Titleist Performance Institute kicks off its 2005 season with 10 new episodes. When? Tonight!

The new Nike ONE Platinum ad is out. What will you see?

Stacy Solomon talks about Ryan Moore on Sports Bloggers Live. Check it out.

"Golf on the radio" used to sound about as exciting as "watching paint dry." But thanks to XM radio's new golf plans, there are some interesting new developments over the airwaves.

Tasha Browner can't stand the heat and is promptly booted out of the kitchen after blading a pitch.

The book is a fantasy disappointment through and through.

The Big Break III is here! Hot chicks and sticks - what more could you want? How about stiff competition and catfights? We shall see!

If you suffer from trajectile dysfunction, Cleveland Golf is here to help.

A book about "Playing Golf By Your Better Instincts."

The rumor about Tiger hitting the camera is rumor no more: conclusive proof and shots of the damaged gear.

On the second take, they told Tiger to hit the camera…

Tiger Woods 2005 will be available for Mac OS X. Probably at about the time Tiger Woods 2006 ships for the PS3.</sarcasm>

BBIII is almost upon us; go over to about.com and learn a bit about the contestants for the Ladies Only installment of our favorite reality game show.

Watch the RE/MAX World Long Drive Championships on ESPN on Christmas day.

Kip Henley III survives a soap opera or two, a zany jackass, and 20 holes of golf to capture the Big Break II.

The back sleeve of the book describes Newport's journey playing America's mini tours as "wild," but there's nothing wild about it.

Bart Lower is defeated by Kip Henley III, and Don "Ninja Turtle" Donatello cries like a little girl.

Two weeks since the last BB2 update, which means two golfers gone. David's gone after Double-D was able to hit it longer and straighter, and Colonel John's out after losing a one-hole playoff (which took three holes) to Kip.

Big Mike Foster is sent packing after he fails to learn from his mistake the first go-'round.

Peter Kessler and his Perfect Club, a thirty second bit of garbage that seems to run at every stinkin' commercial break on The Golf Channel.

The Big Break II challenges are boring. Let's hear some suggestions for new ones.

The viewer's choice Jay McNair goes home after failing to hit a big huge green. Three times.

Rodney Dangerfield passed away at the age of 82.

I've always found Tiger Woods array of sponsors a bit peculiar…

The Big Break II premieres this evening at 9pm on The Golf Channel.

Commercials are returning to the Masters.