Dreaming of playing the best courses in the world… as a member? Your dream is now a reality.

Sam Alexis Woods was born early on June 18, less than 24 hours after Tiger disappointingly finished T2 at the U.S. Open.

Are people on the USGA web team part of The Steeler Nation or do they just dislike the Cowboys?

Who says a putting practice mat has to be flat and boring?

When will the players head out? Well, Tiger Woods is at 1:52. First out this year? Ian Poulter and Billy Mayfair.

The "serious equipment for serious players" company gets serious about blogging. Welcome to the block, Titleist.

Working out over the off-season doesn't have to be bore. Make a plan and stick with it before your treadmill becomes a clothes rack.

You may be tempted to pick up the latest hot training aid to work on your golf game over the winter months however sometimes the best idea is sound advice and equipment you already have.

I waded deep into the bowels of the 2007 PGA Merchandise Show, and I've emerged with some gems (and notes).

In the northern reaches of the Northern Hemisphere, it's the off-season and thus a perfect time to do some time-killing on a computer that might help your game.

Feeling sad because it's winter and you won't be able to hit a bucket of balls for the next few months? Well, cheer up, because there are some new options out there you can take advantage of to keep in golf shape year around.

Dick's agrees to acquire Golf Galaxy. Here's the official press release.

In the spirit of the baseball playoffs, we throw a change up and show some of the sights from the GGCC and some thoughts about the recent course changes too.

The Nike Juice ball arrives at our offices and plays off Viagra and other ED medications, among other things. Have a look.

Sergio Garcia's all-yellow outfit earned him plenty of nicknames, but "Champion Golfer of the Year" was not one of them.

Summer now brings real deals on golf equipment. Two of the biggest makers are offering a buy one, get one free deal on drivers and fairway metals.

Chart the PGA Tour's big names from 1916 to 2004 with this heavy-duty poster from HistoryShots.com.

Golf Gods .com is now all new. Check out the site and enter to win a Pinseeker Tournament Edition laser rangefinder.

If there is any one LPGA golfer ready to take center stage it is none other than Morgan Pressel. But why hasn't anyone come up with a more appropriate term of endearment for such a talented golfer?

MyTPI is for golfers of all ages and abilities to create their own customized golf fitness workout program and calendar. Plus access articles from top golf fitness professionals and instructional videos by the TPI staff.

The seniors still have what it takes to beat the other two tour teams. The LPGA and PGA Tours just couldn't stand up to the challenge and were soundly defeated.

Michelle Wie misses her sixth cut in a men's event but is getting ready for her seventh appearance at the Sony Open.

Trying again for a professional win Michelle Wie travels to Japan to play in the Casio World Open.

If you're looking for some golf and sun as the dreariness of winter sets in, check out the Golf World Scottsdale Invitational.

The Swede talks about the perfect score, Tiger, and the future.

Since women are now allowed to qualify for the men's British Open, Men's European Tour player Jean Van de Velde plans to enter next year's women's British Open

The PGA of America names Joe Steranka as the successor to Jim Awtrey as chief executive officer.

Bamberger, he of Michelle Wie 'bad drop' fame, submits himself to a Question and Answer session.

Michelle Wie stood to bring home a better-than-average allowance until disqualified a day after her round.

In a not-so-subtle twist of irony Tiger Woods' luxury yacht "Privacy" is in the news again.

David Toms was taken to the hospital and listed in critical condition after his heart rate rose dramatically while playing in the 84 Lumber Classic.

Titleist today introduces a brand new "News" section of their site with several RSS feeds to keep users apprised of the latest.

Big names withdraw from $1.78 million World Match Play Championship making the tournament a snoozer.

The distance debate rages on, but at least one voice of common sense has poked their head through the clouds.

Morgan Pressel wins her first U.S. Women's Amateur title. Annika Sorenstam claims victory at a self-sponsored tournament in her native Sweden.

MacGregor wants to buy Callaway? Since when do they have that kind of money?

PGA Tour Pro John Daly has instituted a lawsuit against the Florida Times-Union newspaper for defamation of character.

Callaway has a new CEO, and his last gig was with a cosmetics company? Yep. George Fellows is now one of the fellas.

The Play Golf America Academy is giving free lessons to beginners on Sunday August 7, 2005. Attend the clinic and get free tickets to the 2005 PGA Championship.

Get a hole in one, win a free pair of Tifosi Optics sunglasses. Seems like a great way to make a great event even greater!

Ben Crane takes all day to shoot a 62… but it's because of a weather delay, not slow play. Or was it?

Padraig Harrington has withdrawn from the 2005 British Open due to the death of his father, Paddy.

British Open winner, sleeper and disappointment predictions from The Sand Trap staff.

The Amstel Light Iceland Open, the yearly tournament where people play golf in the middle of the night.

A proposal has been in the works for a Callaway buyout since May 20th. No word yet on the outcome.

The PGA Tour gets a re-made website, and LPGA players leap onto your desktop. How can final-round action at the U.S. Open possibly hope to compare with this news!?

Need some golf-related ideas for a Father's Day gift? We put together a quick list of some bargains and other golf related products.

Women's Golf Week starts June 4 and will give women the opportunity to get into the game of golf.

Jack Nicklaus will be playing his final competitive round at the British Open at St. Andrews.

Ever think you could get hurt driving a golf cart? Me either, but here's a true story of how Paul fractured his foot doing just that.

U.S. Open qualifiers take place in Japan on Memorial Day and in England on D-Day. Intentional? Nah. Funny? Sure!

Elin Nordegren is one of a pair of identical twins. Yes, you read that correctly.

Titleist, FootJoy, and Cobra continue the upward climb in a downward-falling golf economy.

Here's a copycat recipe for Augusta National's famed pimento-cheese sandwich to enjoy while watching the Masters.

Cleveland (and Never Compromise) are being bought by a surfing company? What the… It's true.

The Arnold Palmer Center for Golf History will more than double the size of the USGA's current history center in Far Hills, NJ.

Big Break II contestant David Gunas Jr. has organized a putting challenge to benefit Brilliant Minds.

Greg Norman, successful businessman and moderately good golfer, feels the PGA Tour and Tim Finchem should limit ball technology and help competing worldwide tours.

Arnold Palmer, 75, weds in Hawaii. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Palmer.

Phil Mickelson has authored a book called One Magical Sunday: But Winning Isn't Everything which will be released April, 2005.

Happy 29th to Tiger Woods, who turns, uhhhh, 29 today.

Can you talk your wife or girlfriend into a little game called "Threesome"?

Tiger plans to get it on with his hot Swedish nanny? Go figure!

A woman runs over two teenagers in her SUV after a bounced golf ball struck the car but did no damage.

A New York television station is reporting that a Cayuga County man has been arrested and charged with Criminal Possession of Stolen Property for stealing bits and pieces of the Owasco Country Club over the period of three years in order to build his own three hole course on property he shares with his twin [...]

Augusta National denies rumors that a membership was part of a deal to lure Steve Spurrier to the University of South Carolina.

These are the top ten golf stories of 2004. Would you have ranked them differently?

Jack Nicklaus took a fishing trip to Russia, and Golf Digest .com has the story (and a photo gallery).

"The Top 10 Golfers of 2004" according to about.com. How would you rank them?

Tiger and his hot hot wife may be moving out of Orlando and into Palm Beach county.

Sherrie Miller Daly pleaded guilty to a federal money laundering charge and could face a maximum prison sentence of five years, a fine of $250,000 or both.

The Butch Harmon Golf Tour will begin in June 2005 and run for 16 weeks at courses in and around Las Vegas.

Golf Punk is a new magazine for the more "alternative" golfer.

All about the stimpmeter!

A 22-handicapper hits two holes-in-one during the same round.

If John Kerry and George W. Bush could play one sport against each other, which would they choose?

You can register and view holes-in-one across the country at PGA.com.

Golf is a civil game: anyone can play with anyone so long as they observe the rules of etiquette.

Just a pair of golf cartoons from "B.C." and "Wizard of Id."

What became of the greatest workers of the early 20th century?

Vote for your favorite beer cart girl. Win, uhhh, nothing for yourself!

Help Arnold Palmer and his army battle prostate cancer by scheduling a par-3 at your local course.

We know of a few other golf blogs, and here they are!

On September 25, 1974 Mike Austin drove a ball 515 yards.

Just a funny sign about having your balls removed...