A ram wanders onto the golf course at Humana Challenge

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What is the best thing about being a live Ram?

You can roam freely on a golf courses is you so desire.

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10 ways to make golf better

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Golf doesn’t have a popularity problem. It has a participation problem. Tour professionals are playing for more money than ever. Golf Channel keeps breaking its own year-to-year viewer records. Beginning this year, Fox is paying $100 million per year to televise the U.S. Open and other USGA championships. Sure, the ratings for regular tour events […]

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Golf in China can reportedly cost up to a month’s wages – CBSSports.com

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I’m just like you — I loathe paying a big chunk of money for four hours worth of golf that I’m likely not going to enjoy regardless of my score. Oh, I’ll delight in the company of my friends, but not in regards to hitting the little white pill. But it could be worse. That’s […]

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World Golf Foundation, Industry Leaders Launch ‘Golf For Her’ Website

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World Golf Foundation – the non-profit organization that develops and supports initiatives that positively impact lives through the game of golf and its traditional values – today at the PGA Merchandise Show launched a new women’s website, GolfForHer.com, designed to increase women’s participation in the game. A revolutionary collaboration with the major entities in golf, […]

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Golf Industry Looks to Hit More Green in ‘15

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Is golf stuck in the rough, or is it just a bad lie? That’s the quandary executives in the $70 billion golf industry must address this week as they gather at the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Fla. seeking to get the much-maligned game back into growth mode. 2014’s gloomy golf headlines focused on fewer […]

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Women in the Golf Industry Launches Speakers Bureau

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Orlando, United States: Women in the Golf Industry (WIGI), a leading business networking group for women in golf, will unveil the formation of the WIGI Speakers Bureau during this week’s PGA Merchandise Show. The first of its kind in the golf industry, the WIGI Speakers Bureau offers corporations and allied golf organisations a convenient way […]

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Olympic golf in Boston? It’s possible

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Given that we’re eight-plus years away from the start of the 2024 Summer Olympics, one would think there would be no rush to introduce all the specifics of a possible – and we emphasize that the word possible should be drenched in caution – Boston staging without at first confirming accuracy. After all, there seems […]

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The Boom and Bust of Golf in China

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Golf was once regarded as a bourgeois pastime and it was banned for many years in China. But in recent years the game has seen a soar in popularity, as China’s new elite are gradually taking up the game in record numbers. Statistics indicate that China’s golf lovers have reached over one million. While behind […]

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Tiger Woods Endorsing Full Swing Golf Simulators

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While Tiger Woods’ missing tooth has been dominating the headlines, the 14-time major winner has quietly gotten back to business, inking a multi-year deal with Full Swing Golf, a San Diego-based company that makes golf simulators. Woods says he’s used the simulators for years at The Champions Grill at Isleworth, and plans on installing them at his new course, […]

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Elmassian, Green power into last 16

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         There might not have been many flying the flag, but the Aussie girls did it proudly to begin the Australian Amateur Championship matchplay today. While only 11 of the 32 qualifiers were Australian, six advanced to the top 16 with Perth’s Hannah Green the standout performer. Green, 18, didn’t play her […]

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