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These 10 best-selling items make great holiday gifts - and they're all under $50

Choosing the perfect gift is always a tough task, so that's why we've assembled this handy list.

Bradley will 'never get over' US Ryder Cup defeat

Team USA captain Keegan Bradley says he has endured "one of the toughest times" of his life since their Ryder Cup defeat by Europe.

PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Fall heads for the stretch run that ends at Sea Island Resort

The final month of the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup fall begins this week in Utah, with stops in Mexico, Bermuda and the Sea Island Resort.

Tiger Woods was his client. And 1 of his practice moves has stuck with him

Tiger Woods was once Chris Como's client.

Why pro golf's business leaders should be listening to … Taylor Swift?

The business of Taylor Swift is booming, and the lesson behind her latest historic album release provides fascinating lessons for pro golf.

Drew Zielinski makes Division II golf history, earns PGA Tour exemption to Bermuda

Drew Zielinski made Division II college golf history Tuesday, becoming the first player to earn a PGA Tour exemption from winning a tournament.

Bank of Utah Championship picks 2025: It's time for Thor to bring the hammer down

It feels like a win is inevitable for Michael Thorbjornsen, writes our anonymous Tour Coach.

This 3,000-yard golf course has 45 possible holes. Here's how it works

Storm King in New York's Hudson Valley has five 9-hole routings, myriad teeing options and upward of 45 possible holes.

Keegan Bradley: I’ll never get over Ryder Cup defeat, maybe I should have played

Keegan Bradley believes he will never get over his disastrous Team USA captaincy of the Ryder Cup in New York last month and has also suggested that he should have been a player instead.

This unorthodox putting technique could be the fix your putting needs

Major winner Paul Azinger has an unorthodox putting technique that could fix your woes on the greens for good.

Golf legend Jack Nicklaus wins $50M verdict in defamation lawsuit against former business partners

Professional golf legend Jack Nicklaus has won a $50 million verdict in a defamation lawsuit filed in Florida against his former business partners. A six-person jury in Palm Beach County found Monday that the Nicklaus Companies had damaged the 18-time major champion’s reputation and exposed him to ridicule, hatred, mistrust, distrust or contempt. Nicklaus Companies owner and executive chairman Howard Milstein and executive Andrew O'Brien were also named individually as defendants, but jurors did not find them personally liable.

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These 10 best-selling items make great holiday gifts - and they're all under $50

Bradley will 'never get over' US Ryder Cup defeat

PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Fall heads for the stretch run that ends at Sea Island Resort

Tiger Woods was his client. And 1 of his practice moves has stuck with him

Why pro golf's business leaders should be listening to … Taylor Swift?

Drew Zielinski makes Division II golf history, earns PGA Tour exemption to Bermuda

Bank of Utah Championship picks 2025: It's time for Thor to bring the hammer down

This 3,000-yard golf course has 45 possible holes. Here's how it works

Keegan Bradley: I’ll never get over Ryder Cup defeat, maybe I should have played

This unorthodox putting technique could be the fix your putting needs

Golf legend Jack Nicklaus wins $50M verdict in defamation lawsuit against former business partners

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