Men's spring preview: Southern Conference
Georgia Southern and Chattanooga will lock heads as they battle for the Southern Conference title this spring.
Men's spring preview: Southland Conference
Despite the graduation of its three top players, Lamar still has high expectations in the Southland Conference this spring.
Berger, Florida State cruise to Gator Invitational win
Behind hot sophomore Daniel Berger, Florida State won its first Gator Invitational title since 1981 by an eye-opening 15 shots over North Florida.
Men's spring preview: Northeast Conference
Sacred Heart took a big step toward regaining conference bragging rights in the fall, finishing the first part of the season as the highest-ranked team in the Northeast Conference.
Men's spring preview: MAAC
St. Peter’s notched three fall victories by winning the ECAC Championship, Monmouth quad-match and the St. Barnabas Health Invitational.
Sun Mountain's 'new cart generation'
Sun Mountain, which began making push carts in 1999, is ready to launch its two latest full-featured offerings – the Star Cart and Combo – that promise easy walking, plenty of accessories and easy folding for storage.
Little One pushes improved accuracy
Little One was born from grinding down the head of a 7-iron into a miniature iron head (37-degree loft). The idea of the club is to improve accuracy by forcing players to hit the ideal spot on the clubface.
Yamaha introduces first EFI golf cart
Smoother acceleration, better cold starts, a quieter ride and a greener footprint on the golf course are just some of the advantages of Yamaha’s new Electronic Fuel Injection golf carts.
Men's spring preview: Ivy League
Princeton has won 19 Ivy League titles since 1975, but none since 2006. But if the fall was any indication, the Tigers could get No. 20 this spring.
Men's spring preview: Conference USA
Josh Gregory, who arrived in Dallas before the 2011-12 season after leading Augusta State to two consecutive national championships, guided the Mustangs to their third straight NCAA regional appearance last season.
West rolls past East at Winn Junior Cup
After closing the first day with 10 straight points, the West stayed hot on a cold day in Henderson, Nev., on Sunday, beating the East 22-9 to win a second straight Winn Junior Cup.
Preview: Kids stand tall among the big boys
From Tianlang Guan to Beau Hossler to Andy Zhang, junior boys made a big impact on the golf world in 2012. Who might do the same in 2013?
Men's spring preview: Big East
Louisville might have one of its deepest squads in head coach Mark Crabtree’s 13 seasons as the Cardinals’ coach. Six players finished the fall with a scoring average in the 73s. Two more posted scoring averages in the 74s.
Men's spring preview: Atlantic Sun
Sean Dale has experienced heartbreak the past two seasons, but this spring the senior will get one more shot at helping the Ospreys advance to match play, which has eluded North Florida in three trips to the NCAA Championship.
Men's spring preview: America Sky
In its first three years of men’s golf, the America Sky Conference has seen four different conference champions. And if the fall was any indication, that trend could continue this spring. Houston Baptist established itself as the favorite this spring with a strong fall.
Wang wins World Junior Challenge on final hole
Robin Wang sank a birdie putt on the final hole to avoid a playoff and win the boys 15-19 division of the World Junior Challenge Sunday at Innisbrook.
Number Crunching 2012: Will Claxton
Who climbed and who dropped in 2012? Through Dec. 31, Golfweek.com takes a look at players who made significant moves up or down in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index this year.
Macrow headlines CJGA Junior Challenge
Eric Macrow gave up hockey to focus on his budding golf career. He'll be the top-ranked player in this weekend's Canadian Junior Golf Association Challenge in Florida.
Top junior boys of 2012: No. 1 Beau Hossler
Golfweek lists its top 10 boys junior golfers of 2012. Today we wrap things up with No. 1: Beau Hossler.
My Year in Golf: Brentley Romine
Our Brentley Romine joined Golfweek mid-year, but experienced plenty in only six months, witnessing Andy Shim's big comeback, junior golfers' affinity for chocolate and raccoon setting up shop at a Florida junior tournament.
Top junior boys of 2012: No. 2 Matt NeSmith
Golfweek lists its top 10 boys junior golfers of 2012. Today we bring you No. 2: Matt NeSmith.
Top junior boys of 2012: No. 3 Robby Shelton
Golfweek lists its top 10 boys junior golfers of 2012. Today we bring you No. 3: Robby Shelton.
Top junior boys of 2012: No. 4 Tianlang Guan
Golfweek lists its top 10 boys junior golfers of 2012. Today we bring you No. 4: Tianlang Guan
Just like old times: Palmer, Nicklaus put on a show
Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer teed it up together during the first round of the PNC Father/Son Challenge Saturday at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, and it was just like old times – friendly banter and all.
5 Things: Loves lead Father/Son in event's return
After a three-year hiatus, the Father/Son Challenge made its return Saturday at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club. And what a return it was.
Top junior boys of 2012: No. 5 Adam Wood
Golfweek lists its top 10 boys junior golfers of 2012. Today we bring you No. 5: Adam Wood
5 Things: Nicklaus talks on eve of Father/Son
From teeing it up with Arnold Palmer to lunch with Rory McIlroy to his thoughts on Tom Watson as Ryder Cup captain, Jack Nicklaus had plenty to talk about on the eve of the Father/Son Challenge.
Love’s 2014 Ryder Cup goal: 'Make the team'
Davis Love III not only supports Tom Watson as 2014 U.S. Ryder Cup captain but also hopes for an opportunity to play for him again.
Top junior boys of 2012: No. 6 Jim Liu
Golfweek lists its top 10 boys junior golfers of 2012. Today we bring you No. 6: Jim Liu
Top junior boys of 2012: No. 7 Andy Shim
Golfweek lists its top 10 boys junior golfers of 2012. Today we bring you No. 7: Andy Shim
Top junior boys of 2012: No. 8 Andy Zhang
Golfweek lists its top 10 boys junior golfers of 2012. Today we bring you No. 8: Andy Zhang
Top junior boys of 2012: No. 9 Matt Gilchrest
Golfweek lists its top 10 boys junior golfers of 2012. Today we bring you No. 9: Matt Gilchrest
Top junior boys of 2012: No. 10 Tae Wan Lee
Golfweek brings you the top 10 boys junior golfers of 2012. Today we bring you No. 10: Tae Wan Lee.
Making the grade: Freshmen of the fall
As great as the 2011-12 campaign was for college freshmen, this season has a chance to be just as special. Our Brentley Romine looks at 12 freshmen that have made the grade this fall.
Notebook: Unsigned Shelton down to 2 schools
While Robby Shelton still hasn't chosen a college – Golfweek has learned he's deciding between Alabama and Auburn – there were plenty of top golfers who did during National Signing Day.
Lexi Thompson added to Tiger Woods PGA Tour '14
Lexi Thompson grew up playing the EA Sports Tiger Woods video game franchise and didn't have much success against her brothers. Now she'll have a shot to beat them as herself in the 2014 version of the game.
Harvard a big draw for highly-ranked pair
Due to Ivy League policy on athletic scholarships, Robert Deng and Daniel De La Garza won't be signing Wednesday, but their commitments to Harvard give the Crimson one of the country's most-impressive classes.
5 Things: Beljan stays on his feet for Disney lead
It was a crazy day Friday at the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Classic as seven players found a share of second and leader Charlie Beljan fought an elevated heart rate.
Qualkenbush, 16, learns from 4th Disney experience
J.J. Qualkenbush, 16, has matured a lot since his first pro-am start at the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic four years ago. Playing with Gary Woodland, the junior shot 2 under Thursday at Disney.
Trying to keep card, Compton honored at Disney
After making the cut at the 2008 Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic just six months removed from a second heart transplant, Erik Compton enters Disney this week fighting to keep his PGA Tour card.
Healy shoots 67, wins Golfweek East Coast Junior
Fueled by a 5-under front nine, Zachary Healy shot 67 on Sunday to win the Golfweek East Coast Junior Invitational at Celebration Golf Club.
Feng, Elzey lead at Golfweek East Coast Junior
Yueer Cindy Feng and Callahan Elzey lead the Golfweek East Coast Junior Invitational, but several golfers, including Brian Carlson, Austen Truslow and Simin Feng, are in contention in Celebration.
Men's notes: Vandy, Limbaugh off to good start
Men's college notebook: First-year coach Scott Limbaugh has helped Vanderbilt to a team title and a No. 14 ranking so far this fall.
After poor start, FGCU sees quick turnaround
After a poor start, Florida Gulf Coast's men turned it around with a win at the Cobra Puma Invitational.
Dale advances at Q-School despite injury
Sean Dale fractured his left ring finger four days before his PGA Tour Q-School pre-qualifier, but despite the injury, he advanced to the next stage.
Notes: Central Arkansas lives up to expectations
Men's notebook: Central Arkansas won the men's title at the Golfweek Program Challenge, fulfilling coach Ryke Dismuke's high expectations going into the tournament.
Bellomy, Campbell set records in season opener
Led by individual medalist Brooke Bellomy, Campbell's women's golf team opened its season in record-setting style at the Golfweek Program Challenge.
Smith puts rough freshman season behind him
After missing out on the Golfweek Program Challenge as a freshman, James Madison's Trey Smith is leading the whole thing as a sophomore.
Campbell off to hot start at Program Challenge
Defending champion Campbell got off to a great start the Golfweek Program Challenge, with the women leading by 14 strokes and the men trailing by a shot after the first round.
Jacksonville State's Anderson sacrifices for family
Jacksonville State's Tomasz Anderson lost his father last July, and instead of spending the summer honing his golf skills, he got a job to help out his mother with household finances.
