Oh, it’s Christmas time and cheer is in the air! Especially for golf bloggers, who know a few things about golf gifts and are willing to share their hard-earned knowledge with you! Yes, Monopoly has a golf version. If you think that your favorite golfer would like it, find out more from Golf Chick. The Golf Blogger has some golf gift certificates available for shoppers running late and looking for the perfect gift for their favorite golfer. Mark it down, In Golf We Trust wants a froghair rain jacket this Christmas. If it’s tacky golf gifts ...

We’ve got a great variety of topics being bounced around the blogosphere as golf bloggers eagerly await the start of the 2008 campaign. Here’s what a few of them are saying: Say what you will about Carolyn Bivens, but the LPGA Commissioner sure knows how to get paid, reports Geoff Shakelford. Brandon Tucker has decided he no longer believes that golfers should walk - after encountering a 12-foot alligator. The Deep Rough takes a look at AboutGolf Simulators. Don’t give Andrew at OobGolf a golf T-shirt this holiday season. You’ve been warned. The Hireko Golf ...

Sure, the pros may call it silly season, but golf bloggers from top to bottom are keeping a tight schedule as they discuss everyone from Tiger Woods to their own golf games. Would Tiger Woods have dominated in years past with the older equipment? That’s what Mulligan is asking at The Golf Blog. Luke Swilor didn’t have the season he wanted in 2007, so now is the time to forget about him … Just kidding, Luke! We’re always behind our favorite golfing blogger, and we were thrilled to see his recent update where he lets you know ...

Sadly, wildfires are destroying a great deal of land and homes throughout Southern California with reportedly up to 700 homes lost. Here are some blogs reporting on the fires, particularly in relation to golf courses. Geoff Shakelford is reporting that Phil Mickelson is among the 250,000 that have been evacuated due to fires in the San Diego area. Curbed Los Angeles is reporting on the fire in Lake Arrowhead and that it is burning near the lake and Grass Valley Golf Course. No word of damage to the course but homes have reportedly been lost. An Ordinary Life ...

Brandon Tucker may be calling it silly season, but for bloggers all around the Web, golf is still in full swing. Golf Blogger asks the question: Who had a better year, Tiger Woods or Lorena Ochoa. I pick Lorena. Luke Swilor feels his game is coming around and he shot a 73 at a one-day Golden State Tour event. Keep checking back with Luke, as soon he’ll be telling you all about his efforts at Q-school. Tony at the Hooked on Golf Blog was minding his own business at the Albuquerque airport and ended up getting some video testimonials for Black Mesa ...

Who says that this time of year is slow for golf news? Not golf bloggers, that’s for sure. Sports By Brooks is highlighting a little Tiger Woods gossip. Golf Girl’s Diary is going straight to video - check out Episode Two of GGTV. It’s going to be a golf party at the Australian Open, and Golf Punk Online is hoping to be there. Tim McDonald notes the retirement of Fred Klauk, superintendent of the TPC Sawgrass. Planning on going to the 2008 Masters? Say hi to the Armchair Golfer, who’ll be there in Augusta. ...

The Presidents Cup is history and the U.S. came home champions. Needless to say, golf bloggers had plenty to say after an entertaining weekend of play. Robert Thompson reports that the International team didn’t feel that they truly had the home course advantage at Royal Montreal. Golf for Beginners say that Mike Weir proved Tiger Woods is human, though Chris Baldwin thinks the Canadians need to tone down the Weir celebration. Still, the Golf Blog says to give Weir some credit. Golf Blogger says it was the foursomes that sunk the International side in the end. ...

Golf bloggers are running amok lately it seems and touching all the bases. Here’s what some of them have been saying about everything from the PGA Tour, the President’s Cup, Ping, and much more. Colt Knost is turning pro and will make his debut at the PGA Tour Texas Open in San Antonio next week, says Texas Golf. Golf Talk Online looks at the PGA Tour’s new drug policy. At the Pinemeadow Golf Blog, Tom is wondering when his game will catch up with golf technology. Excited about the President’s Cup but not completely sure ...

The 2007 FedEx Cup is history and Tiger Woods is its worthy champion. After the dust settled, golf bloggers from all over the blogosphere had plenty to say about the PGA Tour’s new playoff experiment. The Golf Blog says that the FedEx Cup failed to deliver for the PGA Tour. OobGolfsays the FedEx Cup should look about the same in 2008. What lessons should we take from the FedEx Cup? Grouchy Golfer tells you. Say what you will about the FedEx Cup, but with Tiger Woods, the right man was the winner says the Golf Chick. ...

This week, we’ve seen golf bloggers have a lot to say on a lot of topics, and also had a few big names come out blogging. Did you know Rory Sabbatini’s nickname is “Sabo"? Find this and other interesting facts in Amy Sabbatini’s recent golf blog offering. Golf in Context has seen the greens at East Lake in Atlanta, home to the Tour Championship, and the verdict - they aren’t as bad as they’ve been made out to be. The Deep Rough gives you all the new media info you could need on the upcoming Tour Championship, ...

Golf bloggers are hard at work this week, with the BMW Championship and FedEx Cup going on, as well as reviewing clubs , giving golf tips and a lot more. Because being golf always gives you something to blog about! Down the Middle looks at another possible reason Phil Mickelson is skipping the BMW Championship. The PGA Punter breaks down the BMW Championship as only he can. The Waggle Room has their own radical playoff plan to take the place of the current FedEx Cup playoffs. In Golf We Trust takes a look at Jay Haas, ...

Golf bloggers have a lot to talk about this week, from the FedEx Cup to the Walker Cup. Also, some new designs show up while one designer says he’ll work for golf. Head over and take a look at the new and improved GolfBlogger site. And then take a look at what he thinks of the Srixon AD333 Golf Balls. Ron Mon looks at the hypocrisy of USGA Walker Cup selection committee. Still not sure how the FedEx Cup playoff points system works? Neither doesthe Golf Chick, so at least you aren’t alone. The Wounded Duck ...

The best golfers on the PGA Tour are getting ready to tee it up finally at The Barclays as the FedEx Cup playoffs begin. Here are what golf bloggers and others have to say about the PGA Tour’s new playoff system. Confused about the new playoffs? At WorldGolf.com, Chris Baldwin tells you all you need to know about the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup playoffs. Geoff Shackleford takes a look at what the mainstream golf media is saying about the new playoffs. Golf Blogger agrees with Ron Sirak that the FedEx Cup is irrelevant. Deep Rough is ...

Tiger Woods did it again, taking home yet another major - his 13th - by winning the PGA Championship. And golf bloggers had something to say about it. The Business Golf Blog says this us a special victory for Tiger. At Down the Middle, the Armchair Golfer says if you want any shot at Tiger on the final day, avoid being in his group. Golf Now agrees. At The Golf Blog, they look at how close Ernie Els came to making it all the way back. Even at CNNMoney’s Media Biz they can’t avoid Tiger Woods, ...

The best male and female golfers in the world showed why they were the best this weekend, as Lorena Ochoa and Tiger Woods scored big victories. Here’s what golf bloggers are saying about it and a host of other things: Want to see Rory Sabbatini taken to task even harder than Tiger did it? Take a look at The PGA Punter, Chris Baldwin, The Golf Blog, and the Wounded Duck are just a few who take their shots at Sabbatini. Want putting tips from a St. Andrews caddie? Scruffy’s Word is the place to be. Sports Outside ...

Calendar girl Natalie Gulbis is now a winner on the LPGA Tour after her victory at the Evian Masters, and the golf blogosphere has responded, as is their way. Here’s some of what they have to say: At Golf Girl’s Diary, Patricia Hannigan celebrates the fact that Natalie Gulbis is no longer the Anna Kournikova of golf. And if you want to see why the Golf Girl is by no means the Kournikova of the golf blogosphere, check out the feature article on the lovely Patricia at BadGolfer.com, because she may be a “bad golfer” but she sure looks ...

The British Open has come and gone, but golf bloggers are keeping it alive in their posts. At The Golf Blog, Mulligan gives his final thoughts on Sergio Garcia’s, ahem, lack of closing skills. You can listen to the opinions of the Golf for Beginners team by checking out their podcast on the British Open, and other things. The Principal’s Nose has taken to calling Carnoustie Golf’s Mt. Everest. At Bogey Lounge, Bogey Man documents Harrington’s failure to achieve Jean Van de Velde status. Miranda at Even Par Round has a simple question for the ...

The British Open is in full swing, and here’s what some of our faves are saying about it right now: Good news everyone, Jean Van de Velde’s mystery illness is mono and not something worse, says Golf Blogger. So feel free to keep making fun of the Frenchman if you wish. Any guesses who Even Par Round is picking for the British Open? Go there and find out the Angelic pick. The Deep Rough points out where to find live video from Carnoustie. Will Sergio Garcia’s belly putter prove Tony at the Hooked on Golf Blog ...

Seve Ballesteros says goodbye and Tadd Fujikawa says hello to professional golf. And as you’d expect, golf bloggers have something to say about both. Geoff Shackleford sees the bright side of Seve Ballesteros’ retirement, while the Armchair Golf Blog lists some of their favorite memories of the Spaniard, and Golf Punk Online says “Raise a glass of Rioja and toast adios to one of the most exciting golfers of any generation.” The Golf Girl has only positive wishes for Tadd Fujikawa now that the teen has turned pro, while the Zealous Golfer takes a look at this diminutive ...

Sometimes it’s nice to see what golf bloggers have to say, and they never let you down. From NFL legends to driving through fire to Fairway Flappers, here’s what the golf blogosphere is buzzing about: At Texas Golf, Bogey McDuff highlights a story on football legend Earl Campbell, who despite a body broken from giving his all to the NFL, still wants to get back on the golf course. The Fairway Flapper made her way to her first PGA Tour event. Read of her travails at the AT&T National, where she was dazzled by K.J. Choi, Tiger Woods, and the rest. ...

A week without a golf major means golf bloggers can get down to other important business, like congratulating new parents and bloggers who have stood the test of time: Tiger Woods new daughter Sam Alexis is getting all the press, but let us not forget to welcome Lisa, Henrik Stenson’s new daughter, to the world, says Miranda at Even Par Round. If Karen Palacios-Jansen says you need to improve your golf IQ to improve your scores, well, I believe her, and so should you. Tony at the Hooked on Golf Blog has some blog birthdays worth mentioning - Happy B- Day to Grouchy ...

Golf bloggers are trying to do something special for U.S. troops, talking about Tiger Woods’ hot body, and giving praise to Cristie Kerr this week. Here’s what they’re saying: Bill Wolfrum has a novel idea - This July 4th, why not give to U.S. Troops? The Hooked on Golf Blog and The Golf Chick are both on board. And while we’re talking about the military, the military is talking about the hard work Tiger Woods has done to be a body beautiful and make the most of his skills. At least the USMC Fitness Bootcamp and Sgt. Tony ...

While Brandon Tucker and Jennifer Mario are hard at work at the U.S. Women’s Open, golf bloggers are giving their thoughts on the latest womens’ major and a host of other things: Golf for Beginners got a chance to chat with Morgan Pressel prior to the U.S. Women’s Open. The Armchair Golfer says not to overlook Annika Sorenstam at the U.S. Women’s Open. Tim McDonald wonders if Michelle Wie will ever apologize to Annika Sorenstam, while Chris Baldwin is wondering why Wie is even competing. Want to feel lazy? Head over to Geoff Shackleford’s to take ...

The U.S. Open, Tiger Woods’ new daughter and other things golf-related have taken up a lot of attention, but there are lots of happenings with golf bloggers throughout the interwebs, as they say. Our friend Golfchick has moved to some new digs with an easy-to-remember name - www.thegolfchick.com. The Reluctant Jam Boy is channeling Charles Bukowski. Just lay off the wine, RJB. Scruffy’s Word lets you know about the etiquette of cigar smoking on the golf course. Here’s some advice from the Myrtle Beach Golf Insider - it always pays to head North. The Travelling ...

The golf blogosphere was rocked this week. No, not by Angel Cabrera’s U.S. Open victory (but that was good, too), but about the birth of Tiger and Elin Woods first child, Sam Alexis. At Bogey Lounge, they don’t know what it’s like to win a Masters, but can relate to the joy of having a child. Dave Marrandette looks into a crystal ball to see young Ms. Woods’ future, while Bill Wolfrum invents a rumor about a potential new coach for her. The Big Lead thinks Tiger’s Sunday shirt may have been an homage to his new ...

The U.S. Open is but a memory, but after the dusts has settled, golf bloggers have plenty to say about Angel Cabrera, Tiger Woods and the rest of the gang at Oakmont. Geoff Shackleford was a busy man during the U.S. Open, and here he takes a look at what folks in the press are saying about the battle at Oakmont. The Golf Blog looks at why you don’t want to be paired with Tiger Woods in the final round. Just ask Aaron Baddeley. Tony at the Hooked on Golf Blog learned something this U.S. Open - ...

The U.S. Open is ready for its all-important second round, where we’ll find out who Oakmont bites and sends home for the weekend. Meanwhile, the golf blogosphere is buzzing over Tiger Woods and the gang, as the rush is on for the U.S. Open. Brandon Tucker takes a look at Phil Mickelson’s first round as part of his live blogging from Oakmont. Golf Logic wonders if this year an Englishman will “Nick” the U.S. Open title. Golf Punk is wondering the same. The PGA Punter wonders what all the talk about the importance of accuracy was about. ...

As the world’s best golfers get ready to tee off at the U.S. Open in Oakmont, the world’s best golf bloggers give it even more rich detail: Geoff Shackleford is having a little photo caption fun and takes a look at the Thursday press clippings. The Principal’s Nose has some fun with photos, as well. Luke Swilor is ready for his event on the Canadian Tour, but like any good golfer, he’d rather be at Oakmont. Point 1 Golf gives his take on the Open, and thinks you should keep an eye out for Scott Verplank. ...

After the LPGA Championship, golf bloggers of the world are rejoicing in the coming of the U.S. Open, where Michelle Wie posts will be few and far between. First of all, keep an eye on Brandon Tucker’s blog, as he’ll be reporting live from the U.S. Open at Oakmont. The Golf Blog is wondering if the scores will hit the stratosphere at Oakmont, however. The Grouchy Golf Blog takes a look at Oakmont’s 288-yard par-3 No. 8, which will become the longest par 3 in a major. There’s U.S. Open fever in Oakmont, says Dave Berner ...

The biggest events in golf are just around the corner, and golf bloggers are in top form: The Golf Blog takes a look at Butch Harmon’s assessment that Phil Mickelson could overtake Tiger Woods as the World’s No. 1 golfer. The Wounded Duck agrees with Jack Nicklaus that too many great players are being left out of the Ryder Cup. Want to keep up with all the news at the LPGA Championship? Well Chris Baldwin is there and has been blogging up a storm. The Grouchy Golf Blog is actually happy - he enjoyed the show ...

With the U.S. Open right around the corner, golf bloggers are talking about … everything but the coming major. The Golf Blog is wondering if Michelle Wie’s ability to “wow” has been lost. Chicks with Sticks is talking about, well, sticks, as she takes a look at the Nike Verdana series. Tim McDonald is singing the praises of Lorena Ochoa. My Daily Slice headed over to Acworth, Ga., to play a round at Bentwater Golf Course. Let us have a moment of silence for Deep Rough’s damaged Mizuno pitching wedge. Oh, that careless Armchair ...

Remember that time that Michelle Wie withdrew from an LPGA tournament after the 16th hole at 14-over? Oh yeah, that was yesterday. Here’s what golf bloggers are saying about it: The Business Golf Blog hopes Wie can turn things around before becoming the next Britney Spears or Lindsay Lohan. The Bogey Lounge is wondering if Wie has gone from prodigy to sideshow act in a short time. Dave Marrandette explains the 88 reasons why the teen called it a day at the Ginn Tribute. The Golf Blog, Chris Baldwin and Geoff Shackleford take a look at this “magic number” as well. Robert Thompson calls ...

It seems golf bloggers understand something that David Leadbetter doesn’t: Michelle Wie will do it her way, regardless of whether she withdrew from the Ginn Tribute. Wie had this to say recently: “I don’t think my coach is the person who could talk about what events I’m going to play in. He got misquoted. I learn so much from playing with the men. I’m going to do it as long as I enjoy it.” Jeff White and The Golf Blog have their own take on Wie’s world The Golf Blogger has a question: Is anyone happy with the new PGA Tour schedule? The ...

Here’s a question: at Ya Ya Secrets of the Sports World, did they really play putt-putt with Eva Longoria. And did they really lose? And what does San Antonio Spurs guard Tony Parker think of all of this? And here we thought the happy couple was all ready to adopt. Our friends the Armchair Golfer, Bill Wolfrum, The Golf Blogger and the Travelling Golfer are jumping on the Ron Mon bandwagon, helping him reach his goal of raising $10,000 to fight cancer as he gears up to play 100 holes of golf in a day. The Travelling Golfer has gone so ...

The always alert Golfchick has found another chick who golfs - and blogs. her name is Elizabeth Jones and she’s working toward her goal of getting her LPGA Tour card. Chris Baldwin looks at Hank Kuehne’s dating life - from Paula Abdul to Venus Williams - and imagines his on-course issues are secondary. It’s not easy being a golf blogger, just ask them over at the Bogey Lounge, where golf-filled cruises to exotic locales fill their days. The Wounded Duck earns the headline of the week with: “Custom fitting–Or How I Should Stop Worrying and Love To Bomb” At the Caddy Shack, Ian Andrew ...

This just in: sexy tennis star Maria Sharapova has a thing for Adam Scott. At least, so says The Golf Blog. It appears Golf Logic has stumbled across a new golf show while doing some YouTube surfing. The Principal’s Nose took a look at the “Shanks of the Week” as only he can. We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again, we love when golf bloggers come together. This week, the Armchair Golfer talked with WorldGolf.com friend Luke Swilor for a post at Armchair’s Down the Middle blog. Want great action? Then catch the U.S. Open Sectionals, says T.R. Massey. Nice to hear your ...

Zach Johnson has notched another win to keep his breakout 2007 campaign on track. Here’s what some of the voices on the golf blogosphere had to say about it: Mulligan at The Golf Blog says Johnson is proving he’s no one-hit wonder. The Hooked on Golf Blog thinks Johnson is a shoe-in for Most Improved Player on the PGA Tour. The PGA Punter says patience and perseverance was what paid off for Johnson in the end. OobGolf says not to mess with Johnson in Georgia. The Second Cut thinks it’s quite possible Johnson will be a bigger part of future Ryder Cup teams. In Golf We ...

Justin Timberlake wants to play in a PGA Tour event. The Grouchy Golf Blog is not impressed. At the Caddy Shack, Ian Andrew saw ESPN’s list of the 50 greatest fighters of all time, and now is wondering if he should put together his list of the 25 greatest golf architects of all time. We say go for it, Ian. At Golf Punk Online, they’re highlighting a story on Todd Demsey, a teammate of Phil Mickelson’s at Arizona State, who has worked himself back into a PGA Tour event after struggling with back problems, and then a brain tumor. Even Par Round ...

We welcome In Golf We Trust to these pages this week. It seems they’ve been spending a little too much time on the Google over there, and they have found out that Tiger Woods still has some work to do to catch Paris Hilton when it comes to Internet popularity. Luke Swilor is enjoying the beauty of Cancun as he gets ready to tee it up in the next Canadian Professional Golf tour event, the Iberostar Riviera Maya Open. At the Hooked on Golf Blog, Tony’s great play of late is being derailed by back problems. It always warms my heart when golf ...

When Phil Mickelson won The Players Championship, golf bloggers everywhere noticed. Here’s what they’re saying about Lefty’s triumph: The Armchair Golf Blog wonders if the positive feelings of Mickelson and swing coach Butch Harmon will be enough to cash in at the U.S. Open. At The Golf Blog, they’re thinking that Lefty’s win shows that Harmon is back after being previously dumped by Tiger Woods. Geoff Shackleford wonders how Rick Smith is doing after seeing the Mickelson-Harmon lovefest after the final putt was sunk. The PGA Punter thinks Lefty will be a good bet for the rest of 2007. OobGolf wonders if Phil’s win means ...

The stars are out, and golf bloggers are catching them. Golf Logic is highlighting a story out of Detroit, where a high school golf team had its golf clubs stolen, but were saved by Kid Rock, who donated six sets of Taylor-Made clubs to the school. Tiger and Michael Jordan weren’t the only famous pair to play recently, as the Metropolitan Golf Links Weblog in Oakland, Calif., was honored to watch former NBA star Bill Russell play a round with baseball hall-of-famer Joe Morgan. At the Caddy Shack, we find out that for being a guy who says he won’t write a book, ...

TPC Sawgrass is what many bloggers are talking about, but there’s plenty of other things happening in the golf blogosphere. The Principal’s Nose doesn’t seem overly impressed with TPC Sawgrass. Want to see more of TPC Sawgrass? Then head over to the Hooked on Golf Blog, where Tony shows off some of Florida’s finest. Let’s lay down the welcome mat for Chris at Eagle Par Birdie. He’s giving his opinion on Golfchick’s recent WorldGolf.com column about the dreaded yips. Speaking of Golfchick, she’ll be at Moorpark Country Club in Southern California next Thursday for the Phillips & King International annual charity golf tournament. Proceeds ...

Tiger Woods notched career win No. 57 by winning at the Wachovia Championship. Here’s what some golf bloggers had to say about Tiger’s latest triumph: The Golf Blogger is amazed at the numbers Tiger has put up since last year’s U.S. Open. At The Golf Blog, Mulligan wonders if Woods hurt his knee, or what accounted for that awful final-hole swing. The PGA Punter feels somewhat cheated by Tiger’s victory. Geoff Shackleford catches Tiger fuming over slow play. Tired of Tiger? Ok, here’s The Deep Rough giving you his “Top 10 Lustworthy Golf Toy list for the glorious Spring of 2007.” Keep Blogging!!

Think a Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan pairing was fun? Well the Principal’s Nose (and Tim McDonald) have a few other dream pairings for you. Geoof Shackleford wonders if the PGA Tour will go too far in its efforts to build up The Golf Channel: “That the PGA Tour becomes a soft core version of the Big Break, with the separation of media and player turning each telecast into an infomercial?” writes Shackleford. At the Caddy Shack, Ian Andrew let’s a reader know an architect’s viewpoint on what to do regarding trees on a course. Slicing the ball much? Well, SirShanksALot tells you why. Looking ...

Golf Logic gives duffers a look at a good way to save money buying golf equipment. Golf Addix thinks it’s a shame that golf isn’t getting the right message across in Malaysia. The roller coaster that is golf is one full display for Primary Rough. The Principal’s Nose is tired of all this “fifth major” talk. Looking for information on The Nationwide Tour? Look no further than the Travelling Golfer. Want to know more about the Cleveland CG Red and CG Gold irons? SirShanksALot will tell you. Finally, if you want to see good scores while playing in Thailand, it’s best to not try and be ...

The two top picks in Golf Blogger Survivor II joined forces, as OobGolf and The Deep Rough ran their own NFL Draft for golfers. Take a look to see who’s playing what position among the best golfers out there. At the Hooked on Golf Blog, Tony may not have the same game as Jim Furyk, but he wears the same Chiliwear Performance Camp golf shirts. Golf Babes is admiring the fine form of Anna Rawson. At Golf Noise, the Noisemaker is wondering what the big deal was about the John Daly commercial that CBS refused to run. Finally, The Golf Blogger shares a little ...

A little bit of everything from golf bloggers this week, including some blogger-interviewing-blogger action, Butch Harmon’s priorities and a lesson well learned. At The Golf Blog, Mulligan is taking a look at Butch Harmon’s relationships with Phil Mickelson and Adam Scott, plus has Tiger Woods in The Golf Blog Situation Room. Golfchick unveils the second part of her interview with Geoff Shackleford, while Shackleford informs his readers about a big change in the works for L.A. Times sportswriter Mike Penner. Robert Thompson gives us a look at Jack Nicklaus’ Wyndansea design in Ucluelet, British Columbia. The Wounded Duck is trying to get the ...

It is with much excitement that I come before all of you to announce the winner of Golf Blogger Survivor II. After all the votes were counted, and after a stellar comeback by Deep Rough and an impressive showing by London Golfer, it wasn’t enough to stop the champion. Andrew at OobGolf.com is the Golf Blogger Survivor II Champion!! For winning, Andrew receives the above logo, as well as the admiration and adoration of his peers. His work and readers spoke loudest, and he was unstoppable in his usage of Secret Words. So congratulations to Andrew and OobGolf.com, and thatnks to all of ...

With so much happening, golf bloggers are taking a look at the game of golf, as well as inside their hearts. The Armchair Golf Blog proudly declares “We are Virginia Tech” as he expresses his feelings about the tragedy at the university near him. “My family moved to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwest Virginia from Seattle nearly four years ago to retreat from urban life and raise our daughters. We have no regrets. This is still a wonderful area and we are proud to be part of the Hokie nation. May God bless the families and friends of the victims. And ...

The final round is here at Golf Blogger Survivor II. Today we’ll take a look at the entries from our five finalists, and after the voting, next week we’ll have a new champion, joining Golfchick, the winner of Golf Blogger Survivor I. The Secret Word given to the finalists was: Anatidaephobia Anatidaephobia (in the world of Gary Larson’s “The Far Side") means: The fear that wherever you are, a duck is watching. Let’s see how our finalists did. Golf Blogger Survivor II: Final round Andrew at OobGolf.com found inspiration in a few shots of Nyquil and an “exclusive interview” with one “Timothy Mallard.” In 1982 ...

After earning his Canadian Tour card, Luke Swilor is battling it out in his first Canadian Tour event, the San Jose International Open. Luke’s battling to make the cut, and lets you in on his first-round thoughts. Keep an eye on WorldGolf.com, where we’ll have an exclusive interview with Swilor as he talks about his latest challenge. Golf Punk Online has 5 Pairs of VIP Tickets up for grabs for the William Hunt clothing store launch on Thursday, should you be near Manchester. The Reluctant Jam Boy tells about the sweet sounds of a triple-hit. At the Caddy Shack, Ian Andrew discusses ...

Hey everyone. Well, after three great rounds of action, we are down to our finalists for Golf Blogger Survivor II. Each of these bloggers will be given one final word, which we’ll unveil, along with the bloggers’ usage of it next Tuesday. Then readers will have their say as we look to name the successor for last year’s winner: Golfchick. So, without further delay, here are the finalists: OobGolf.com Deep Rough London Golfer The Golf Girl Aspiring Golfer Each one of these bloggers was strong throughout the competition, and also received the most votes from readers. For the rest of you, I can’t thank you enough for ...

With the 2007 Masters being quite unlike any we’ve witnessed with scores going through the roof, some of our favorite golf bloggers have had a lot to say. Here’s what’s going on in the golf blogosphere: Geoff Shackleford has been all over Augusta, live blogging the event. Here are his Sunday Press Clippings of the Masters. Miranda at Even Par Round thinks this Masters has been like a John Steinbeck novel: “Very boring and very long and you can only think ‘gee they need to end this, I have a load of laundry to put in the washer.” The Golf Blogger hopes those ...

While USA Today’s Larry Olmsted goes on a rant about TravelGolf.com’s Chris Baldwin, all anyone else can talk about is the Masters. The Deep Rough is watching video from Amen Corner, while Hooked on Golf got emotional seeing Arnold Palmer tee it up. Even Par Round gives a preview and wonders if Brett Quigley will be the heartwarming story of the week, as the Bogey Lounge looks at a few things to consider at Augusta. The Armchair Golf Blog takes a look at the Masters by 10s in honor of the 10-year anniversary of Tiger Woods’ breakthrough victory, while the Waggle Room takes ...