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Joe Luigs didn't hit a shot or earn a dime at the 1999 U.S. Open Championship at Pinehurst Resort, but he left with a trove of memories.
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Ochoa could join Woods Down Under
Organisers are hopeful that Lorena Ochoa will join Tiger Woods Down Under . Australian golf galleries could be treated to the world's number one male and female players battling it out on local courses for the first time this summer.
GOLF: Barron is first to hit O.B. on drug test
The PGA Tour implemented its steroids policy in 2008, with the intent to eliminate drugs from golf.
Kim gains Match Play final, renews Allenby feud
Ross Fisher beat Masters champion Angel Cabrera on the third playoff hole Saturday to set up a World Match Play Championship final against Anthony Kim .
Hoyer announcement will be tomorrow
Jed Hoyer was once co-general manager of the Boston Red Sox for 44 days after Theo Epstein walked away from the job.
Marino adds depth to PGA field
US PGA Tour player Steve Marino will play in the Australian PGA Championship in Queensland in December.
Viking Classic adds sizzle to PGA Fall Series
The Viking Classic, the fourth event in the PGA TOUR Fall Series, kicks off this week at Annandale Golf Club with a field that includes five 2009 PGA TOUR winners and nine major championship winners including David Toms, David Duval and John Daly.
Visiting 19th hole is nothing to be ashamed of
We gather today to discuss one of golf's finest traditions: the 19th hole. Anthony Kim has played it many times.
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Or so they say. So what did happen in Las Vegas? If you're talking about 18 years ago on Oct.
Golf: Will Schwab Cup be big-time in S.F.?
The Champions Tour's annual event in Sonoma always has been a pleasant experience.
Golf Tidbits: Storylines abound following Presidents Cup
There were many storylines for each team exiting the Presidents Cup, but days later, the focus remains on Robert Allenby's verbal attack on Anthony Kim.
Kim better not follow the Daly ritual
There are a lot of things you might want to be in golf, but being the next John Daly isn't one of them.
Golfer John Daly coming next month for clinic, golf tournament
When professional golf's rowdiest player, John Daly, comes to play in a charity golf tournament next month in Union Grove, it's not the big man's legendary swing or off-course partying that the tourney's organizer hopes you'll note.
Golf: Daly to play in Australia
Former Arkansas standout John Daly will play in the Australian Open and Australian PGA tournaments in December after recovering more quickly than expected from a rib injury.
Golf Tidbits: Storylines abound following Presidents Cup
There were many storylines for each team exiting the Presidents Cup, but days later, the focus remains on Robert Allenby's verbal attack on Anthony Kim.
Drug body bans Mortimer's miracle cure
THE World Anti-Doping Agency has moved to clamp down on the radical procedure which helped Parramatta five-eighth Daniel Mortimer play in the NRL finals and US golfer John Daly reverse his decision to withdraw from the Australian Open and PGA.
Beaten Allenby is critical of Kim
The Presidents Cup only got testy after it was over, specifically the match between Anthony Kim and Robert Allenby .
Daly will play in Viking Classic
John Daly is back in the Viking Classic, the PGA Tour tournament's director confirmed today.
Allenby calls partier Kim a the current John Dalya
Allenby calls partier Kim - the current John Daly' Australian chastises American for all-night drinking ahead of Prez Cup win Anthony Kim hits a driver on the third hole during singles matches on Day 4 of the Presidents Cup on Sunday.
PGA Tour commish headed for trip to Asia
PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem has been more visible than ever at tournaments this year, meeting with sponsors and even playing at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Now, Finchem is about to embark on his longest trip in years.
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