Sharing 99 reasons to be thankful for golf

...word. She's stepping away, not retiring, meaning the door is always open for a comeback. 5. Ian Poulter's naked photo. Hey, it could have been Tim Herron! 6. Sweeping the dew at 6...

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Despite criticism, Faldo says he'd like to captain Europe again

Paul Azinger isn't the only person who wants another shot at captaining a Ryder Cup team. Nick Faldo, who led the losing European side in 2008, says he wouldn't mind captaining Europe in 2010 or beyond.

Well-wishes come from far and wide as Ballesteros battles brain cancer

As the European Tour plays this week in Spain, the action on the course is clearly secondary in everyone's mind. The golfing world continues a vigil with the hope that Seve Ballesteros can overcome his cancerous brain tumor like he has so many other challenges in his life, writes ESPN.com's Brian Doogan.

Ballesteros ranks high, if not at the top, of European golfers in recent history

As fans of Seve Ballesteros await word on his condition after surgery to remove a brain tumor, our experts discuss the Spaniard's place in the pantheon of European golfing greats in this week's edition of Fact or Fiction.

Regardless of the odds, Seve will fight

Facing some of golf's toughest odds, Seve Ballesteros was a master at taking on a challenge and coming out on top. After revealing he has a brain tumor, the Spaniard undoubtedly will muster all of his abilities in the most dire of fights, writes GolfWorld's Ron Sirak.

Jacklin gets majority of credit for European turnaround

Until the early 1980s, a U.S. win at the Ryder Cup was practically a given. Since 1985, though, the Europeans have turned the tables. So what changed? ESPN.com's Bob Harig explains.

Euro captain Ian Woosnam got in the spirit after his team's lopsided win in 2006

Pick of Poulter adds level of intrigue prior to Ryder Cup

Nick Faldo's choice of Ian Poulter with one of his captain's picks should give conspiracy theorists plenty of fodder going into the 37th Ryder Cup matches, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

From majors to TV, Faldo-Azinger battles have been going on for decades

The relationship between Ryder Cup captains Paul Azinger and Nick Faldo is complicated at best, combative at worst. One thing is for certain: When their teams square off at Valhalla, fireworks will surely ensue, writes GolfDigest's Jamie Diaz.

U.S. Senior Open final scores

U.S. Senior Open final scores

Senior British Open second-round scores

Scores from the second round of the Senior British Open.

Kim joins storied list of Congressional winners after AT&T victory

Sunday's victory at the AT&T National proclaimed to golf fans that they have much to look forward to from Anthony Kim. The beginning of a long journey that started this week at Congressional Country Club may make another stop at September's Ryder Cup and could come to fruition back in D.C. at the U.S. Open in 2011, writes ESPN.com's Jason Sobel.

Senior PGA Championship final-round scores

Scores Sunday from the final round of the $2 million PGA of America-Senior PGA Championship, played at the 7,001-yard, par-70 Oak Hill Country Club, East Course.

Haas leads rainy, windy Senior PGA by one stroke

Jay Haas withstood wet, bone-chilling and eventually windy conditions by shooting the only sub-par round to take the lead at the Senior PGA Championship at Oak Hill.

Johnnie Walker Classic to return to Australia

The Johnnie Walker Classic golf tournament will return to Australia next year.