Ken Venturi the 1964 U.S. Open Champion, 14-time PGA Tour winner and CBS
Golf Analyst for 35 years died today, 11 days after his induction into
the World Golf Hall of Fame.Venturi died at the age of 82 after
having been hospitalized for the last two months with a spinal
infection, pneumonia...
view1992 Masters winner and the first American to reach No.1 in the world Fred Couples was inducted into the World Golf Hall
of Fame on Monday night, along with European Tour star Colin Montgomerie.Couples was considered by some to be a
controversial pick, getting in ahead of Mark O'Meara and Davis...
viewAfter last month's PGA Tour announcement that three-time major winner Vijay Singh will not be punished for using banned substances, several players voiced their concerns.“I’ve got nothing against Vijay –- he’s done a lot; he’s a Hall of Famer – but you just don’t come out and admit that you used a...
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