We've already blown out the coverage for the very cool Champions for Change charity shootout at The Golf Club of Harbor Shores in Benton Harbor, Michigan. Worldgolf.com writer Brandon Tucker blogged about it and produced a cool photo gallery, so I de… more »

After spending the weekend hanging out with the No. 1 golf instructor in the world, I can’t image a more accommodating, hilarious, fun-loving and laidback host for a celebrity pro-am than Butch Harmon. Harmon charmed the 80 or so lucky golfers who si… more »

Anybody who thinks golf is a lame sport to play or that golf is in a downturn just needs to look at events like the "Golf for a Song" fundraiser in the Wisconsin Dells. The annual Golf for a Song fundraiser, set at the Kalahari Resort's Trappers Turn… more »

Every guest has their “Sahalee” moment. You can’t play the Sahalee Country Club in Sammamish near Seattle without having a nightmarish encounter with some tall tree. It’s like playing the Old Course at St. Andrews without hitting into a bunker. It’s… more »

Josh Karp did what every golfers wants to do. Explore his golf game to its greatest depths to figure out what makes it tick and what will make it better. Karp’s book, Straight Down the Middle, chronicles his spiritual journey in learning to “stop wor… more »

Think of all the great ones in golf. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson, Sam Snead, Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan. Where does Gary Player enter the equation? Probably higher on the list than most people would think. The Black Knight got more out… more »

I haven't even set foot on a golf course in the Canadian Rockies yet and I'm already blown away by Alberta as a world-class golf destination. The views start even before you get off the plane. I flew up from on a small 80-person prop plane from Seatt… more »

I’m too young to remember Tom Watson’s glory years … the magical U.S. Open win in 1982 and the five British Open Championships. But it’s hard to image Watson being more respected and revered than he is today. His near-miss at the 2009 British Open at… more »

Fred Couples personifies cool. Even at age 50, with an ailing back, he’s still got a swing as smooth as butter. Beautiful women of all ages still flock to his galleries. And he’s still got plenty of game … winning three of his first four starts on th… more »

They are some of the best players NOT on the PGA Tour or Nationwide Tour. Even so, the showstoppers at the 2010 PGA Professional National Championship aren’t defending champions like Mike Small (2009) and Scott Hebert (2008). The undisputed star of t… more »

A golf trip to Ireland is a once-in-a-lifetime experience filled with little memories that stick forever. Here are some lasting impressions from my latest visit to the Emerald Isle: • I loved the sticker in the window of the rental car with a giant a… more »

I’ve been a logo ball collector almost all my golfing life, but I’ve never been satisfied with how to display all my white dimpled treasures from around the world. Buying boring golf ball displays from retailers just didn’t cut it for balls from Pebb… more »

I signed on for the 2010 Writers Cup at Doonbeg Resort in Ireland ready to fight for good ole red, white and blue in an international competition of epic proportions. So I was a bit disappointed -- at least at first -- to find out I had been traded t… more »

As a TV color man for CBS, David Feherty is funny and relentless in his pursuit of making golf entertaining, not the five-hour death march it has turned into on the PGA Tour. He brings the same wit and enthusiasm to his writing. His writing reminds m… more »

It’s a familiar tale we can all relate to … Man tries golf. Golf eats man. Homer Kelley’s first round of golf was a painful day of 116 shots. Some people quit at that point, but not Kelly. He studied the swing for six months, came back and shot 7… more »