Fellow blogger Shanks once famously claimed: "There's no chance this year's Kraft Nabisco will equal the drama of 2006." Actually, he said it a couple of days ago on my blog. Regardless, if he watched today's exciting finish, he knows it's time to r… more »

Those of you suffering from major Major withdrawal can get your fix this weekend; today marks the beginning of major season, with the start of the LPGA?s Kraft Nabisco Championship. Who?s going to take a swim come Sunday? My money?s on Lorena Oc… more »

Yes, it?s that time of the year again. Gray, dreary weather punctuated with freezing rain, wintry mixes, light flurries, or, if you?re in upstate New York, snow you'll still be shoveling come June. Just ask RonMon. The upside of February? Valentin… more »

Michelle Wie fans may have to wait a little while longer than they expected to see her in action; she fell down while jogging and injured her left wrist, an injury that will have her sidelined for four to six weeks. That means she?ll probably have t… more »

Back in 1999, when golfer Casey Martin qualified for the PGA Tour, he faced a dilemma. He was a fine golfer, yes. But he had a disability - the Klippel Trenaunay Weber syndrome that had damaged his right leg and precluded him from walking 18 holes of gol… more »

I enjoy spending Thanksgiving counting my blessings. Unlike, say, a certain politically minded expat who shall remain nameless (*cough Wolfrum cough*), I'll try not to rant about war profiteers and blood money and simply keep this Thanksgiving golf blog… more »

I've had a busy and frustrating last few days. I've been up in New York arguing with the decision-makers at People magazine, attempting to right a terrible wrong. You see, the People have spoken, and they've declared that the sexiest man alive is...… more »

Normally I enjoy reading other bloggers on TravelGolf?s bloggerboard. I may agree with the writers? sentiments, I may disagree, but either way I come away feeling like I learned a little something about golf and the writer?s personality. For exampl… more »

Labor Day weekend brings so many lovely things: cooler weather, a return to school for the litluns, yes, the ubiquitous Fantasy Football Draft. This year, my team of fellow chicks own such fantasy studs as Rudi Johnson and Marvin Harrison. Last season we… more »

Yesterday was my birthday, and I can cry if I want to. Here?s why I want to: My husband and I cleared our schedules and got a babysitter so we could celebrate the big 3-6 properly with a round of golf. Things were going just great?I was two over… more »

Are we sure the Weetabix Women's British Open isn't being played Down Under? Because one look at the leaderboard and you'll wonder if it accidentally got turned upside-down. The names we might expect to see near the top?Karrie Webb, for one, defendi… more »

I?d like to predict that there are better days ahead for Michelle Wie, but with my talent for predictions, I?d hate to end up actually causing her to be cursed. She just became the fifth player to withdraw from the John Deere Classic?at +2 after… more »

I feel an urge to make a bold prediction: Michelle Wie will make the cut this weekend at the John Deere Classic. It's her second John Deere attempt there in Silvis, Illinois, and her fifth attempt on the PGA Tour. This time might be the charm. Why?… more »

Tune your TV to CBS today at 3 o?clock, and watch the ladies battle it out at the HSBC Women?s World Match Play Championship. We?ve got some classic match-ups going on. Paula Creamer, after defeating last year?s inaugural champion Marisa Baena… more »

She won the British Women?s Open last year. She won last week?s Wegman?s. She has seven top 10s and earnings of $650,000 this year alone, $3.5 million overall. She?s sitting at number 7 on the LPGA?s money list?the same spot currently occupie… more »