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These nine golf gift ideas are gimmes
We offer nine suggestions for the golfer in your life who deserves a holiday present: It's pricey at $399, but it's worth every penny as the best high-tech divining rod on the market.
If you remember 51-year-old Richard Zokol, a two-time winner on the PGA Tour, it's probably from his days as "Disco Dick" in the early '80s, when he played tournaments listening to music on his Walkman.
Couples makes senior debut in a Skins game
Published: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 at 1:02 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 at 1:02 p.m. Fred Couples turned 50 in October, and he could not have picked a better Champions Tour event to make his debut.
Golf is still fun -- and relaxing -- for Fred Couples
Fred Couples' smooth swing and laid-back personality have helped make him one of golf's most popular players since he broke onto the PGA Tour in 1981.
Champions Tour skipping Austin stop next year
Golf tournament for players 50 and older could return when economy improves, title sponsor says.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Coast lands senior golf tour stop
The Champions Golf Tour is coming to the Coast. The Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic, featuring some of the top golfers on the Champions Tour, will be played at Fallen Oak Golf Course on April 28-May 2, 2010.
Defending Champion Kirk Hanefeld Ready to Defend Title
Kirk Hanefeld is pretty seasoned when it comes to rugged competition on the golf course.
His style and attire: It might seem a little silly to say the thing I remember most about Payne was his now famous knickers, tam-o'-shanter hat, argyle socks and golf shoes.
a Tribute to William Payne Stewart---October 25th, 1999, the day that the golf world cried
Do you remember where you were 10 years ago when you heard the reports of an aircraft flying across the central U.S. without any communication with ground controllers? Later of couse before the plane crashed the passenger list was made public but you didn't want to believe it? Then at mid afternoon with the aircraft out of fuel the crash into a ...
Grizzliesa Iverson likely out of opener
For the first time in his career, Allen Iverson vows to take the advice of others instead of listening to his body.
Clearwater, Cochran share Champions Tour event
Champions Tour rookies Keith Clearwater and Russ Cochran and shot 5-under 66s on Friday to share the first-round lead in the AT&T Championship, the final full-field event of the season.
Austin duo relished time on Pebble Beach
It's been a few weeks, but the afterglow of having played for a week at Pebble Beach has not worn off for Austin students Nick Janss and Elena Warren.
Houston area hosting three golf tourneys in 41 days
The Champions Tour's Administaff Small Business Classic, slated to start Monday at The Woodlands Country Club, marks the beginning of what promises to be a glorious 41-day golf extravaganza with the Bayou City as the backdrop.
Wadkins in, Trevino out at AT&T Championship
Recently inducted World Golf Hall of Famer Lanny Wadkins, a Dallas resident, is among several players with Texas ties who have committed to playing in next week's $1.7 million AT&T Championship at Oak Hills Country Club.
U.S. takes control, but International team still alive at Presidents Cup
It's close to over, very close, but this International team has gamely battled back from deficits and adversity all week.
After early years in the rough, TPC on course
With 50 of the world's foremost golfers set to tee off this year, The Players Championship is regarded as one of the sport's shining events.
Four more Masters champions join Senior Players Championship field
With the less than one week remaining until the Champions Tour returns to Baltimore for the final major of the season, tournament officials announced that the number of former Masters champions in the field has grown from five to nine.
Fore, please. Now driving: Kevin Robbins, who takes dead aim at the Austin golf scene and the topography of the game throughout Texas.
Darius Oliver Abrams Book, New York 368 pages $60 hardcover Another coffee table with a heavy dose of stunning photographs - haven't I been down this fairway before? Must be that time of year; fall is here, winter can't be far behind, and so publishers push lip-smacking visuals, pitching them to soon-to-be-snowbound golfers in the Northeast and ...
Florida has the golfer's dream
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- Fittingly, the first thing you see at the World Golf Village as you exit Interstate Highway 95 is a golf course: Slammer & Squire, named respectively after two Hall of Famers who helped design it, Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen .
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