Tiger Woods, center left, and Charley Hoffman walk along the third fairway during the first round of the AT&T National golf tournament...

Charley Hoffman gestures toward the crowd during the seventh hole of the first round of the AT&T...

Best Ball preview: British Open

Shawn Peters previews the British Open for ESPN.com's Best Ball Challenge.

Sunday, June 7

...your challenge is to predict how many sets his match against Robin Soderling will last. Neither Charley Hoffman nor Ian Poulter made up any ground in the Memorial on Saturday; now we put them...

Harig: Compton's Memorial invite a fitting tribute

DUBLIN, Ohio -- A year ago this week, Tiger Woods lamented the stress fracture in his left leg he had just learned about, the one that would make for ...

Easler: Low was name of Sabbatini's game at Nelson

Riding a hot putter all week, Rory Sabbatini sizzled in his fifth PGA Tour victory, firing a final-round 64 and setting the tournament scoring record ...

Easler: Nelson venue still adjusting to latest tweaks

The PGA Tour plays Week 2 of three in Texas as the TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas hosts the 2009 HP Byron Nelson Championship. The course and tournament...

Friday, May 15

...we had to get creative with our matchups for today. We begin with Joe Ogilvie against Charley Hoffman in a nine hole matchup followed by Tim Clark versus John Mallinger for a full 18...

Kelly seizes 1-shot Zurich Classic lead with 66

Jerry Kelly moved into position for his first PGA Tour victory since his breakthrough 2002 season, shooting a 6-under 66 on Friday for a one-stroke lead in the Zurich Classic.

Jason Sobel's Blog

Want to stay up to date on the year's first major championship? Our blogger on the scene, Jason Sobel, tracks all the action live from Augusta National.

Easler: Beware the Aussies at Shell Houston Open

As the last tournament before the Masters, the Shell Houston Open at Redstone Golf Club continues to draw an increasingly elite field. Word of mouth s...

Bonk: In golf, all hail "The King"

Long before he was a pitch man, an entrepreneur and an icon, he was the people's champ. In his heyday, Arnold Palmer won hearts as easily as he won tournaments, and he's still winning 'em over just by being Arnie.

Jason Sobel's Blog

Want to stay up to date on Tiger Woods' first stroke-play event but won't be near a TV? Stay tuned to Jason Sobel's blog, which will be updated Thursday through Sunday from Doral, site of the WGC-CA Championship.

Jason Sobel's Blog

Want to stay up to date on Tiger Woods' first stroke play event but won't be near a TV? Stay tuned to Jason Sobel's blog, which will be updated Thursday through Sunday from Doral, site of the WGC-CA Championship.

TENNIS.com: Calling all cads, goofballs and free spirits

What happened to the cads, goofballs and free spirits who once made tennis such vibrant entertainment? Frankly, writes TENNIS.com's Evan Rothman, we miss them.