Zoom Gallery: Pete Dye Golf Course Designs

High res photos of golf courses created by Pete Dye.

Look out, here comes the Head Ball Coach

...last week? I'm talking Larry Bird-good in the fourth quarter at the Boston Garden, Jack Nicklaus-good on the back nine at Augusta in 1986, The Commodores-good back in the 1970s...

ESPN.com Hot Seat guests

The following people have appeared on ESPN.com's Hot Seat, discussing golf over the past few years.

Trump buys bankrupt Running Horse course for $30M

Donald Trump is about to buy a bankrupt golf course.

Links Vegas: Nothing rough about this fair oasis in the southern Nevada desert

Nothing rough about this fair oasis

Golfers, from left, Arnold Palmer, 70, Tom Watson, 50, Gary Player, 64, and Jack Nicklaus, 60, the four participants in the Seniors Skins Game discuss one of the new golf balls...

UNDATED: Jack Nicklaus of the USA and Lee Trevino of the USA share a discussion

Sharing 99 reasons to be thankful for golf

Ah, Thanksgiving. The one day each year when we convene with those closest to us (the other guys in the usual foursome) in the most comfortable surrou...

Blog Entry | Conversation | November 25, 2008

At 46 years old, Jack Nicklaus becomes the oldest Masters winnner in history

Azinger isn't lobbying, but is intrigued by thought of returning

Paul Azinger isn't lobbying, but he's open to the idea of returning to Ryder Cup captain's job in 2010, when the U.S. tries to retain the Cup in Wales.

Ochoa takes on new role -- as LPGA Tour event host

Lorena Ochoa, the world's No. 1 female golfer, hosts her own LPGA Tour event this week at her home course. In an interview with ESPNDeportes.com, the Mexican superstars talks about her personal life, her place in the game and what her 8th win of the year would mean to her, writes John Sutcliffe.

At 82, Dye receives recognition for his designing touch

Pete Dye stumbled upon a profession that led him to induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame on Monday. A man who has designed some of the game's most famous holes, Dye is just the fourth course architect to earn the honor, which has even Jack Nicklaus questioning why it didn't happen sooner, writes ESPN.com's George J. Tanber

PGA of America in no hurry to name 2010 Ryder Cup captain

The PGA of America has decided to be patient and delay a decision on naming the next Ryder Cup captain.

'A giant step'

First Classic winner Murray believes Bain's Classic berth will benefit entire sport

Norman Jr. follows in the shadow of a shark

When your father is Greg Norman, you face a lifetime of comparisons, especially if you attempt to play the same sport as your legendary parent. For Greg Norman Jr., his future may reside in athletic competition, but it's not likely on the links, writes ESPN.com's Sandra Harwitt.