Top 10: Couples in 2013

1. Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn Tiger and Lindsey announced their relationship was official by posting photos to Facebook in March. For an obsessively private man, this represents a stark departure for Woods. Lindsey was seen at numerous...

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Punch Shot: Returning unwanted moments from the past year

It's that time of the year again ... to return your unwanted Christmas gifts. So that got us thinking, what moments from the past season would some of the game's biggest names want to exchange. GolfChannel.com writers offer...

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Opinion: Park's place on 'Female Athlete of the Year' list baffles

It is as much a slap in the face to women’s professional golf as it is to Inbee Park. Park just fashioned a history making year, becoming the first woman since Babe Zaharias in 1950 to win the...

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Jon Anderson looks at Australia's top 20 finest sporting performers in 2013

JON Anderson counts down the top performers from the sporting world. Who took out No.1 and have your say. 1: Adam Scott (golf) He did what no other Australian has been able to do in winning the US...

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Pro golfers in danger of sending us to sleep

Alvaro Quiros may have helped Europe reclaim the Royal Trophy last weekend, but he also turned a four-foot putt into a three-hour feature film. That, at least, was how it felt during Saturday's fourballs as he arrived at...

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TOC field at Kapalua announced

Masters champion Adam Scott headlines the field for next week's Hyundai Tournament of Champions, the first PGA Tour event of 2014 -- although no longer the first event of the season. The PGA Tour went to a wraparound...

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Woods, Mickelson skipping Hyundai Tournament of Champions

It no longer marks the beginning of the PGA Tour schedule, but some things haven't changed at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. Once again, the event will be without its two biggest drawing cards, as Tiger Woods and Phil...

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Woods tops, Rory goes down

Tiger Woods regained the world number one ranking after an absence of two-and-a-half years. But former world No. 1 Rory McIlroy struggled through an up-and-down in the year, save for a late-season resurgence that saw him hold off...

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