golf

Jimmy Fallon has quite a few games that he plays with guests on NBC's "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" that either cater to the guests or just lead to some funny interactions. One of the games played is called Facebreakers, where there are stained glass squares with both Fallon's and the celebrity opponent's faces on them. The goal of the game is to see who can break all the squares

We saw a lot of folks to the ‘Happy Gilmore’ (running up and just whacking the ball); we saw a lot of “let’s toss the ball in from outside the green and then you hit it” shots; we saw just ONE cartwheel; we especially saw a lot of “If I even make it on the fairway, THAT will be my trick!” shots.

There's gotta be a better way to spend the offseason.

Stupid golf. We've expressed our love-hate relationship with this sport/hobby on numerous occasions on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show." It frustrates the hell out of you, but can also be very entertaining to play from time to time.

Pablo Larrazabal had a tough day out on the links, and it had nothing to do with bogeys. Instead, he was attacked and repeatedly stung by hornets.

I have always cheered for golfer John Daly on the PGA Tour. Not only does he wear the coolest pants, but he likes to smoke, drink, and is at least 100 pounds overweight. How many other professional athletes can say that? Now, he wants to help you pack on a few extra pounds while playing the game that made him famous.

Hitting a hole-in-one is an amazing accomplishment at any age, but it's extra special when you do it when you’re nearly a century old.

There’s no doubt that Tiger Woods is one of the greatest golfers to ever play the game. For the past decade he’s dominated the sport like no one else.

This week we held our special radio station golf tournament at Ptarmigan Country Club and had quite the time with our golfers showing off their trick shots. Some made us nervous while others were downright hilarious, but we picked our favorites and put together a little video to show them off. Luckily no windows were broken, and no one left the course in the meat wagon!

Caleb C. isn't a golf prodigy. No, he's a golf rap prodigy.

Justin Rose shot a final round 70 on Sunday to win the 2013 U.S. Open golf championship at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa. and capture his first major title.

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.