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 ...