Golf.com is a comprehensive site for everything related to the Golf Scene. On this site, you can find information, articles, headlines and news on golfing and promote the sport of golf to others. You can check out the latest tournaments and tours. They also offers their viewers golfing tips and instructions to help them (as golfers) improve their game. They have product reviews on golfing equipment, all done by professionals. Their very detailed articles on the different golf courses in different countries can really be a great help to golfers. You can also subscribe to their print magazine on this site too.

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Play Golf America Online is the official website for the PGA. Here, you can find the latest news on the PGA tours and tournaments. They cover different events like the PGA Championship, the Ryder Cup, The Masters, US Open, PGA Grand Slam of Gold and the Senior PGA Championship. If you are looking to improve your own golf skills, you can check out their section on "Improve your game" and learn new golfing techniques and tips. You can also ask questions on various topics and get the experts' advice.

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GolfStat is a website for college golf results and scores. On this site, you can find the most up-to-date stats for the college golfing tournaments including individual popular players. They even have live scores available for certain events or tournaments. They are also responsible for providing statistical services and software for Men's & Women's College Golf Programs among other programs. If you are a high school golf player, they offer the "PREP" report for those going on to the next level.

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Well, I think that golf is for snobs. That is my honest opinion. And yes, golf is not a sport to me. What effort does it take a swing the golf club anyway. And it is not like they are running or anything. Most whacking a small ball and then being brought around in a baby cart. It is more like a place for rich elites to hang out away from the masses and talk about how to cheat the people of their money. And I don't think I am too far from the truth either. Come on, what do you think rich and powerful people talk about when they meet in such locations? How many common people you know can afford country clubs and exclusive golf resorts? Not many I would gather. Anyway the Ryder Cup is a biennial golf competition between teams from Europe and the United States and only them. Yes, the two most snobbiest regions in the world competing against each other to see who is more snobbish. It is held every two years. What? Rich people are busy you know.

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