Golf News
Westwood Maintains Lead in Dubai
Lee Westwood fired a 6-under 66 in the third round of the Dubai World Championship to take a two-stroke lead over fellow Englishman Ross McGowan, who shot a 66. The event is being held on the Greg ...
LPGA Tour Championship Slashed to 54 Holes
Rain continues to wreak havoc on the season-ending LPGA Tour Championship at Houstonian Golf and Country Club in Texas.Wie Withdraws from LPGA Tour Championship after Reinjuring Ankle
Michelle Wie won't have to worry about her tee time in the rain-wracked LPGA Tour Championship in Houston. The 20-year-old withdrew from the season...Story of 'A Course in Courage' to Air on Thanksgiving
For six minutes on Thanksgiving Day (November 26), Americans are invited to view a special program that will give new meaning to this tradition...USGA Selects Copa de las Americas Teams
Four amateur players have been selected for the men's and women's USA Teams that will compete in the 2010 Copa de las Americas, January...Musselburgh to Hold Celebration Week Before 150th Open Championship
Musselburgh Old Course Golf Club, site of the world's oldest golf course, is hosting the official Scottish Golf Heritage Festival, ...LPGA's Acting Commissioner Gives State of the Tour Address
The acting commissioner of the LPGA Tour, Marty Evans, was in Houston Wednesday morning to give her "state of the tour" address and to meet with th...Primland - A Place of History & Relaxation
by John Torsiello
The owners of Primland, a sprawling multi-recreational resort located in the Blue Ridge Mountains area of extre...
Race to Dubai Concludes this Week
by Tony Dear
The PGA European Tour rarely puts one over on its larger, richer counterpart across the Atlantic. But in the case of...
Westhaven Bucks Trends, Debuts outside Nashville
The course designers at Hills/Forrest continue to open new golf courses, even as facilities close, projects are abandoned and the overall stock of ...
Review of The Houstonian Golf Club
by Steve Habel
Maybe it's the 50 acres of lakes or the 43 bunkers, some of which are so large they could be seen from a satellite...
