Optishot: Play the best courses from home
The Optishot infrared golf simulator is an indoor, in-home system that lets players practice on the driving range or on a major championship course replica.
Under Armour continues to build its women's brand
While it's men's golf line has grown over the past few years, few people know that Under Armour also has a women's line, as it is green-grass apparel. UA is making moves to continue to grow the women's side of the brand.
Poulter and Pepper discuss the business side of golf
Two major golf personalities couldn’t be more alike . . . well, in some ways. Ian Poulter and Dottie Pepper were panelists for the PGA of America on Thursday at the 60th PGA Merchandise Show.
Proadvanced nets come in all shapes and sizes
The Proadvanced practice nets come in all shapes and sizes for each and every part of your game.
Firecracker Tees designed to improve accuracy
The Kiwi Golf Firecracker Tee was on display Wednesday at the 2013 PGA Merchandise Show Demo Day at Orange County National.
Lee returns from injury to shoot 72 at Annika
Amy Lee had only played golf three times in the past two months due to a wrist injury. But the USC verbal commit's first round of 2013 was a good one, as she shot even-par 72 in the first round of the Annika Invitational.
Women's spring preview: Ivy League
Led by 2013 Southern Atlantic Amateur winner Kelly Shon, Princeton is aiming for an Ivy League title.
Champ, Gilchrest highlight Puerto Rico Open field
The only AJGA tournament outside the continental United States, the Puerto Rico Open takes place this week at Trump International Golf Club in Rio Grande.
Women's spring preview: Conference USA
With its looming move to the Big East, SMU will have its final chance to win a Conference USA title this spring.
Aubert, Ramsey headline field for Annika Invitational
One of three AJGA Invitationals taking place this weekend is at Reunion Resort in Reunion, Fla. The Annika Invitational is a girls, invitation-only event featuring juniors from 17 states, 11 countries and Puerto Rico.
Preview: Morales, Aubert are girls’ heirs apparent
With the departure of Thai super sisters Moriya and Ariya Jutanugarn to the professional ranks, girls’ junior golf is looking for two heirs apparent atop leaderboards. Nicole Morales and Shannon Aubert are good bets.
Women's spring preview: Big West
Under first-year head coach Eric Riehle's direction, UC Riverside managed three fourth-place finishes in the fall despite a limited schedule of events.
Men's spring preview: Big South
Coastal Carolina once won seven consecutive Big South Conference titles in a row, but Liberty has been king of the conference the past two seasons. The Chants are hoping to regain their crown behind senior Sebastian Soderberg.
Women's spring preview: Big South
As a team, Coastal Carolina has its eyes on taking down conference power Campbell. As individuals, it is trying to win its third consecutive conference individual title.
Women's spring preview: Big East
Lindsey Weaver is still in awe of the history and tradition of Notre Dame University, but the Irish freshman is well en route to creating her own history after an outstanding fall season.
Women's spring preview: Atlantic Sun
The East Tennessee State Buccaneers haven’t been at the top of the Atlantic Sun conference since 2008, but if this fall was any indication, 2013 might be their season.
2013 preview: 10 junior golf storylines to watch
Who will make a name for themselves over the next 365 days? Our Cassie Stein breaks down 10 storylines to watch heading into 2013.
My Year in Golf: Cassie Stein
Before Cassie Stein joined Golfweek in September, she spent a summer traveling with the USGA to four major championships. The U.S. Amateur stood out as the crowning jewel.
Top junior girls of 2012: No. 1 Ariya Jutanugarn
Golfweek lists its top 10 girls junior golfers of 2012. Today's installment is No. 1 Ariya Jutanugarn.
Top junior girls of 2012: No. 2 Alison Lee
Golfweek lists its top 10 girls junior golfers of 2012. Today's installment is No. 2 Alison Lee.
Top junior girls of 2012: No. 3 Casey Danielson
Golfweek lists its top 10 girls junior golfers of 2012. Today's installment is No. 3 Casey Danielson.
Top junior girls of 2012: No. 4 Ashlan Ramsey
Golfweek lists its top 10 girls junior golfers of 2012. Today's installment is No. 4 Ashlan Ramsey.
Top junior girls of 2012: No. 5 Nicole Morales
Golfweek lists its top 10 girls junior golfers of 2012. Today's installment is No. 5 Nicole Morales.
Top junior girls of 2012: No. 6 Annie Park
Golfweek lists its top 10 girls junior golfers of 2012. Today's installment is No. 6 Annie Park.
Top junior girls of 2012: No. 7 Karen Chung
Golfweek lists its top 10 girls junior golfers of 2012. Today's installment is No. 7 Karen Chung.
Top junior girls of 2012: No. 8 Sam Wagner
Golfweek lists its top 10 girls junior golfers of 2012. Today's installment is No. 8 Sam Wagner.
Top junior girls of 2012: No. 9 Moriya Jutanugarn
Golfweek lists its top 10 girls junior golfers of 2012. Today's installment is No. 9 Moriya Jutanugarn.
Top junior girls of 2012: No. 10 Esther Lee
Golfweek lists its top 10 girls junior golfers of 2012. Today's installment is No. 10 Esther Lee.
Kansas women record huge fall behind Thai duo
Behind junior Thanuttra Boonraksasat and freshman Yupaporn “Mook” Kawinpakorn, Kansas posted two victories in the fall and feels confident heading into the spring season.
Late bloomers look for a shot at college golf
There are only 2,960 golfers who play Division I college golf. For the likes of Jake Kreuz and Camden Nierman, it is taking extra, post-high school efforts to try and grab the attention of the nation's top coaches.
Cal's Stalter, Homa on opposite ends of anchoring ban
Everyone loves to argue with friends on social media about an array of controversial issues. California's Joel Stalter and Max Homa are no different. Their exchange on Facebook last week was a perfect example of both sides of the proposed anchoring ban.
5 Things: Christina Kim keeps pace at LPGA Q-School
Christina Kim, perhaps the most well-known player in the field at the final stage of LPGA Q-School, is staying close to the top of the leaderboard at LPGA International.
What are golfers saying on Twitter? Take a look . . .
Many pros, college players and coaches took to Twitter before and after the USGA and R&A’s news conference. The only good news for the USGA – they are trending worldwide on Twitter. Take a look . . .
Blessing in disguise gives Beljan the victory
When Charlie Beljan woke up on Sunday morning, he felt horrible again. A consistent, pounding headache and stomachache greeted the 54-hole leader of the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic. He says it was ‘a blessing in disguise.’
Playing a little 'Did you know?' at Disney event
With the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic at Disney set to tee off on Thursday, we though we'd give you a few fun facts and numbers to get you prepared for the PGA Tour's final event of the season.
Former ND standout is a world champion
Former Notre Dame standout Chris Walker is now a SpeedGolf World Champion. The first-ever SpeedGolf World Championships took place Oct. 20-21 at Bandon Dunes in Bandon, Ore., with 14 players from around the world competing for the inaugural title.
Tim Mickelson's daily double: golf and horses
There's no secret that Arizona State men's golf coach Tim Mickelson loves golf. But his love of horses – and horse racing – might be a surprise.
Cal's Kim might be small, but he is tough
Michael Kim isn't a physical specimen who will command respect on sight. But his toughness and aptitude on the course will win you over quickly. California leads the Isleworth Collegiate behind its South Korean sophomore star.
Texas freshman Stone adapting quickly; Cal leads Isleworth
Brandon Stone, a Texas freshman and No. 1 in the Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings, has made the transition from South Africa to college golf look easy. Meanwhile, his Longhorns trail California at Isleworth Collegiate Invitational.
Brun will stay at TCU despite Challenge Tour opportunity
TCU sophomore star Julien Brun says he will stay with the Horned Frogs despite having earned a spot on the Challenge Tour.
St. Thomas senior Mortenson part of ‘Elite’ group
University of St. Thomas (Minn.) senior Michael Mortenson was one of only three golfer to receive the Elite 89 award.
D-3 Invite: Methodist, St. John's (Minn.) prevail
Methodist University overcame an eight-shot deficit in the final-round of the Golfweek Division III Fall Invitational to win by six strokes at Baytowne Golf Club. St. John's (Minn.) won the men's division.
Methodist, Mary-Hardin Baylor lead D-3 Invite
LaGrange College sophomore Cory Howard shot a bogey-free 68 on Monday for a two-day total of 137 that gave him the individual lead at the Golfweek Division III Fall Invitational at The Raven Golf Club at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort.
Coburn sisters stick together at Southwestern
Southwestern University succeeds behind three sisters - twins Keeley and Korey and senior sister Kelsey - but will need to do some work after Mary Hardin-Baylor took the lead on Day 1 at the Golfweek Division III Fall Invitational on Sunday in Sandestin, Fla.
Methodist takes lead at Golfweek Div. III Invitational
Methodist University has taken the early lead in the men’s division at the Golfweek Division III Fall Invitational at The Raven Golf Club. As a team, they collectively shot 5-over 289.
Take a look: Golfweek Div. III Fall Invitational
The Golfweek Div. III Fall Invitational will take place at the Raven Golf Club at Sandestin in Sandestin, Fla.
Notebook: Co-champs highlight Preview storylines
Notebook: Georgia Tech and California's share of the team title wasn't the only storyline coming out of the Ping/Golfweek Preview.
Former SDSU standout Baek fires 25 over nine holes
Former San Diego State standout Todd Baek had a rough summer trying to adapt to a swing change, but it all seemed to click over the past four weeks and it resulted in an 11-under 25 at Salt Creek Golf Club.
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