William K. Wolfrum, WorldGolf.com Staff Writer

BadGolfer.com's 2009 Bad Golf Bloggers blog golf badly

As the years have gone by and the Internet has dominated our lives more and more, golf blogging has become a valuable part of the sport and is shockingly becoming a respected form of golf media. And it has managed to accomplish this despite the fact that most golf bloggers are terrible beyond comprehension.
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Tiger Woods' golf course design deal in Dubai is put on hold - head for the hills

My friends, let me say this as calmly as possible: Take all your money out of the banks and head to the hills. We're officially 11 minutes from seeing the entire world meltdown into a Mad Max-like anarchy where only hot dudes on motorcycles prosper. Seeing Tiger Woods' golf mecca in Dubai fall under financial pressures is just too big to ignore.
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Wolfrum Alpha puts new spin on Golfer Supremacy Rankings

While the The Golfer Supremacy Rankings have long held a reputation for accuracy (and have even been acclaimed by ESPN's Jason Sobel), few have given the GSR the credit they deserve. But that should all change soon, as the GSRs become the first golf ranking system to use Wolfrum Alpha, the newest and most important golf blog research tool in the history of humankind.
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Golfer Supremacy Rankings urge Joaquin Phoenix to star in "Zach Johnson: The Movie"

By repeating at the Texas Valero Open, Zach Johnson has shown that he is not just one of the best golfers in the U.S., but he's got the consistency that can define greatness. In that way, he is a lot like the Golfer Supremacy Rankings, the greatest golf rankings system known to humankind.
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ESPN's Jason Sobel's hyperbole kicks Golfer Supremacy Rankings into overdrive

Here at the Golfer Supremacy Rankings, we're all about hyperbole. That's why we're thrilled to see ESPN golf writer Jason Sobel lose his mind over Brian Gay's 10-shot victory at the Verizon Heritage. Comparing Gay's victory to great triumphs by Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson is the type of rampant hyperbole golf needs.
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