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It's too bad that Tiger Woods missed the cut that the Phoenix Waste Management Open. From the looks of it, the world's former #1 golfer will miss out on one of the year's best parties. Watch the reaction the fans in the gallery had to Francesco Molinari's hole-in-one on the 16th today...

The world's best golfer has a long list of accomplishments at age 25, but one thing was still missing from Rory McIlroy's professional career: a hole-in-one.

John Daly may not have won the Masters last week (heck he wasn't even in the field), but that didn't stop him from hitting perhaps the tournament's most memorable shot. Check out Daly, who's known for his prodigious drives, as he uses a woman's mouth as a tee while driving a practice shot...

An iguana tried to eat the golf ball of Andrew Loupe at the Puerto Rico Open. This past weeks PGA Tour stop. This makes you think to yourself, "Hey Carl, Can I get a ruling over here?". (Courtesy of YouTube)   Follow @chad600espn !func...

TaylorMade always has great commercials for all of its products but this commercial is a little different. The folks at TMaG have put a nice surprise, if you will, by have a cameo from Paulia Gretzky. She also happens to date TaylorMade staff member, Dustin Johnson...

It's funny what you stumble upon when you at looking around the internet. You find a lot of things from strange to crazy. You can also find things that are real, even though you think to yourself there is no way it possibly is. Which brings me to the video below...

PITTSFORD, N.Y. (AP) — Woody Austin has been assessed a four-stroke penalty at the PGA Championship for carrying an extra club. Golfers are allowed to carry 14 clubs in their bags. Austin discovered the extra club while playing the third hole at Oak Hill on Friday...

Child Protective Services and Butterfield Golf Trail are teaming up for a golf tournament to benefit Community Partners of El Paso, a local charity that has helped over 20,000 abused and neglected children in El Paso County since 1998.

Golf as you know it is about to change.

Between country club memberships, cart rental and that flask of booze you'll hit up after every bogey, golf can be an expensive sport. How about $75,000 for a set of clubs? Yes, really.