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Tiger Woods and Padraig Harrington fight it out for glory at Firestone the week before the final major of the year, The PGA Championship from Hazeltine, Minnesota, USA.

This year's U.S. Kids World Golf Championship will field a record of over 1,100 golfers from around the world. It's a great showcase of talent and the popularity of golf.

The Costa del Sol offers some of the finest golf courses in Europe with tuition for both beginners and experts at affordable prices.

Between his rookie 2006 and 2008 FBR Open wins, fans of PGA Tour pro J.B. Holmes didn't have much to cheer. He now looks poised for greater things.

It will take more than impeccable golf skills and mental toughness to give the world's best golfer a serious, sustained challenge. A lack of experience is also required.

After the World Golf Championship's CA Championship at Doral, the PGA Tour Money List contains few surprises. Plus, Tiger Woods leaps back into the top-10 with his win.

The Race To Dubai is a new era for golf but what is it, who is behind it and which players are leading the way?

Tiger Woods buried Rory Sabbatini and the rest of the field as he continued his domination of World Golf Championship events. This was his sixth WGC Bridgestone win.

Jim Furyk pulled off a difficult title defense today at the Canadian Open. In a week where 15 of the top-20 golfers took the week off, there were few big changes.

Guide to Suite 101 Golf articles and information for young golfers aspiring to play college golf, maximize their junior golf careers, or learn about the golf industry.

Honduras is set to become a major destination in Caribbean travel. The island paradise of Roatan is already home to a world-class golf course and resort.

The Canadian Open title was taken for the second year in a row by Jim Furyk. Although most of the PGA TOUR money leaders took the week off, others made progress.

Players like J.B. Holmes, Sean O'Hair, and Ryuji Imada continue their strong play and make their presence known among the game's best.

Today, all hands come together for the most popular athlete on the planet, a black golfer nicknamed Tiger, who cut his stroke-growing teeth on open-to-all public courses.

At a time when golf sponsorships, for women and men, are waning, J Golf steps on stage. The LPGA Classic brings women's golf back to San Diego and gives the tour a boost.