With a victory in the Masters, the first major championship of the season, the superstar Tiger Woods could set himself up for a run at golf's holy grail - victories in all four major championships in one year.

The rise of golf star Natalie Gulbis as a marketable name in golf is nothing new. Before Natalie was making a name for herself by posing for FHM magazine and sexy calendars, there was golden girl Laura Baugh in the 1970's.

As seen over at some crazy blonde hippy's blog, golf pro Tripp Isenhour is now in some trouble with a few people over his decision to try and hit a rather loud bird hawk with his golf shot as sort of a game. The problem is that golfer Isenhour killed the hawk.

Tiger Woods Wins 2008 Dubai Desert Classic golf tournament after 7 under par 65 final round.

THE statistics are staggering – 32 victories on the US PGA Tour, 30 on the European Tour and 13 in the majors. Tiger Woods is number one by far. He knows it, the world knows it.

Natalie Gulbis has been busy, despite the fact that some golfers have been taking it easy and resting up for the past couple of weeks.

matching Tiger Woods on the U.S. PGA Tour, which is becoming as predictable as Woods being voted the U.S. PGA Tour player of the year.

Professional golfer and model Anna Rawson has officially earned entry into the Ladies' Pro Golf Associaton (LPGA).

Casio America, Inc. announced today a three-year Sponsorship agreement with up and coming professional LPGA golfer, Erica Blasberg. As one of the most popular up and coming, fashion-forward golfers in her category, Blasberg’s love of fashion and style is one that resonates with the Casio brand.

Golf legend Gary Player has sparked a controversy ahead of the British Open at Carnoustie by claiming several players are using performance-enhancing drugs.

Golfing legend Severiano Ballesteros has announced his retirement from the sport after a 30-year long career. Known as 'Seve', the Spaniard won three British Opens and two Masters and also played and captained winning European Ryder Cup sides. He turned 50 in April.

This is not time for Colin Montgomerie to get excited about next week's British Open. The sometimes burly, often surly Scot has suffered enough. Having gone 18 months without a trophy that belonged only to him, Montgomerie ended one of the longest dry spells of his career when his 6-iron somehow stayed out of the water on the 18th hole and he won the European Open by one shot last weekend.