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When your out hitting golf balls at Shamrock in Oriskany nothing taste better than an ice cold one. What about shots? Who doesn’t want to take a nice shot after grabbing par or a birdie?

Thanks to golfer Bubba Watson’s dramatic and improbable win at The Masters on Sunday, golf has once again found an audience well outside the well-heeled country club settings in which the sport is perhaps best known. Watson’s unique back story — a country-raised, self-taught pro with past family hardships — strikes a more common tone for a game long encumbered by a stuffy air.

The Masters has a new champion and his name is Bubba Watson. The 33-year-old, who played with a pink driver over the weekend, has never taken a golf lesson, but that didn't stop him from taking his first Masters.

Despite having recently had a storage unit containing his archives robbed, Alice Cooper is extending an invite to interested golfers to register for the annual Rock & Roll Classic taking place Sunday (April 23) and Monday (April 24) at the Las Sendas Golf Club, rated as one of the top ten courses in Arizona. Cooper is looking for support to help continue providing his Solid Rock programs and s

During the recent Chevron World Championship, one golf fan/comfort food enthusiast shouted ‘Mashed potatoes!’ during Tiger Woods’ back-swing after he teed off on the 18th hole at Sherman Oaks on Sunday. Why? Nobody knows.

It's going to be a long wait for another weekend of football, and the NBA season looks like it's in serious jeopardy. How in the world are sports fans supposed to pass the time? I'm thinking it's time to break out the movie players and enjoy the tube!

After 778 consecutive weeks as one of the top 50 golfers, Tiger Woods dropped out of the sport’s elite this week. Woods, now ranked 51st in the world, is recovering from injuries to his knees and Achilles tendon that had him sidelined. He finished 2010 in second, and tied for fourth at the Masters earlier this year.

Ryder Cup Captains Davis Love III and Jose Maria Olazabal got to live the dream of every office worker who’d rather be golfing when the pair drove balls from Trump International Hotel & Tower’s 16th Floor Terrace into the Chicago River. Video from this one-of-kind driving display is a must-see for anyone who wishes they were on the back nine right now.

Tiger Woods announced Tuesday that he’s returning to golf…again. It’s been three months since Tiger suited up for a tournament, and he says that he’s finally “good to go” in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.  “My expectation is to win,” he told reporters.

These aerial photos of famous sports stadiums, taken by NASA, bring a whole new meaning to “best seat in the house.” Assembled by Wired’s Playbook blog, the bird’s eye photos give a mile-wide perspective of the beauty of each sports venue and its environs. Use your expertise to ...

Chris Logan wasn’t feeling so lucky when he was struck in the temple by an errant shot from pro golfer Sean O’Hair as he watched the AT&T National at Aronimink Golf Club last Fourth of July. The West Chester, Pennsylvania man wasn’t seriously injured by the blow, but was checked for a concussion as a precaution. And that’s when this tale takes a fortunate turn.

Rory McIlroy shredded the course, lapped the competition and wrote his name in the record book 12 times Sunday during a dazzling 16-under par, 8-stroke US Open victory at the Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, MD. Among the US Open records the 22-year-old from Northern Ireland set included the lowest score after 36 rounds, the lowest score after 54 and the lowest total score – a mark he shatt