One even-par round and the argument changes. A two-under-par 70 in the first round of the SK Telecom Open in Incheon, South Korea has Michelle Wie five shots off the lead after one round in a men's event. At five shots back, it's pretty much guara… more »

New York is an interesting place, filled with lots of people that are extremely impressed with the fact that they live in New York, while simultaneously and secretly wanting to move. Throughout the five boroughs, however, New York is a great place and… more »

The Golfer Supremacy Rankings have a strict stance on illegal immigration. If you can't get in this country legally, than we don't want you. Of course, the GSR's employ several hundred illegal aliens. Cheap labor, you understand. It's the American way… more »

In China, where they will do everything but devalue the yuan to prove that they actually invented everything, they have opened an exhibit that gives evidence to its claim that golf was, in fact, invented by the Chinese, not the Scottish. The exhibit,… more »

President Bill Clinton had his rigid club with its long, hard shaft armed and ready. Porn star Sophia Rossi was nearby, waiting for that 18-inch rocket to fill her sky with explosives. Then two sexy, armed men in sunglasses showed up. "We cannot have… more »

The LPGA's upcoming Ginn Clubs & Resorts Open at Reunion Resort in Orlando, Fla., truly challenged my cynical mind. The story there is all about 13-year-old Dakoda Dowd, a golf prodigy who received a sponsor's exemption. The story gets even deeper… more »

When God created the Golfer Supremacy Rankings, he got distracted about halfway through and started working on the duck-billed platypus. Neither really worked out the way He wanted. The lesson: Concentrate on the job at hand. Golfer Supremacy Ranki… more »

As an American, my knowledge of Australia is rudimentary and based mainly on things I've seen on TV. Australian guys ("mates") are good with knives, ala Crocodile Dundee. Australian women are fabulously hot like Elle Macpherson and Nicole Kidman (Kidm… more »

So often here everything we write gets someone angry. Case in point: a recent column I wrote for WorldGolf.com Magazine. The basic premise of the column was that in the last few weeks, golfers from David Toms to Tiger Woods to Aaron Baddeley have been… more »

A while back, I did a magazine story on the Ultimate Fighting Championship and got the chance to meet and speak to several high-profile fighters. So when I saw UFC 59, it was great to see some of the guys I spoke with battle it out. Especially good t… more »

The Golfer Supremacy Rankings are open to all religions, faiths and creeds. Especially Scientologists, who are by far the most creative and funny people out there. Seriously, Scientologists, we're all laughing at you. Now get out there and make some m… more »

When Tiger Woods called himself a "spaz" on Sunday at Augusta National, it was a pretty adequate description of his putting. The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language defines the word as "clumsy or inept." If you watched Tiger's travai… more »

Reading Chris Baldwin's column on the all-male golf club in Arizona, I was hit dead on with the imagery of Baldwin in the late 1970s, coming back from an interview with Jim Jones saying things like: "Oh, he's not so bad. He's working on this punch th… more »

We work long hours here, trying to make the world a better place through golf. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but in the end we feel good that we show people that even though cultures can be different, the game of golf can bring us all togethe… more »

Occasionally even the Golfer Supremacy Rankings are incorrectly tabulated, which means just one thing -- we need to change the rules until we're right again. That being said, the anticlimax that was the Masters has shaken things up on the GSR's, and a… more »