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One golf fan got more than an up-close view of the action during this past weekend's Tour Championship.

The most painful thing about golf should be how you lose a dozen ball in the water despite all the lessons you've taken.

If you're in a golf league or just get out on the links on the weekend, you'd probably like to shave a few strokes off your score (I'd like to shave a few dozen strokes off mine). One way to do that is by improving your chip shots. Help is on the way!

Looking to have the most fun while golfing? Forget the actual game, try driving the first ever Golf Cart Hovercraft!

I'm not much of a golfer - a lefty who played badly in his teens and got much worse in his adult golf game. Luckily, I keep finding helpful videos from some of the best golfers to give some free advise. Today, a free golf lesson on hitting from a downhill lie.

We're in the middle of golf season here in central New York, and if you're heading out to the links or participate in a golf league, here's a free tip that may save you some strokes. Watch one of the best golf instructors show you how to hit from an uphill lie.

Our friends over at The Beacon Golf Center on River Road in Marcy need your help, they need help naming a family of Gopher's who live on the driving range.

You know how it goes, many golf courses are stingy about you staying on the cart path and not driving around on their greens especially after it rains. But what if you had what Bubba Watson has?

If you've been out on the links already or are about to join a golf league, here's a tip on how to hit that long drive. No, not from me, but from Mike Gorton, four-time World Long Drive Champion.

I'm not much of a golfer. In fact I thought it was a big deal when I broke 100 (for the front nine). But for years, everyone told me that you can cut some serious strokes from your score if you improve your putting. So, here's a free lesson from one of the best.

I'm not much of a golfer. I started playing golf at age 15 and have gotten progressively worse ever since! I keep thinking the reason is that I'm left handed, and golf is a right handers game, but then look at Phil Mickelson. For those of you who are hitting the links, here's a golf tip that may save you some strokes and a few choice words on the golf course.

If golf is part of your spring and summer activities our 2014 Golf Card will give you the perfect lie in a lot of fairways.  12 of Central New York's golf courses all for just $50. Click for a complete list of courses and more details.