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TIGER Golf's greatest meal ticket, currently ranked No. 23 in the world, ended 2011 with his first win in more than two years.

A Primer for 2012: Tiger, Danica and Olympic Glory Matthew Futterman 2011

Golf's special treatment under Canada's tax code has its genesis in the 1960s, when the game was targeted by a special government commission looking at whether wealthy Canadians were exploiting tax loopholes.

Canadians Push to Make Golf Tax Deductible Paul Vieira 2012

Golf's problem or is it opportunity? on the eve of the first major of 2011 is that, instead of clarity, it has parity, as is evidenced by a list of potential winners as long as any in recent major championship history.

Masters 2011: Why we can rule out a new reign of Tiger Woods | Lawrence Donegan 2011

Golf's leadership is responding to the situation with more urgency than ever.

The Battle for the Soul of the Game John Paul Newport 2012

Golf's past 10 majors have produced 10 different champs, and with the injured Tiger Woods no longer carting off one of every three major trophies, a clip he set from 1999 to 2008, anything goes.

An Open That Should Live Up to Its Name 2011

Ad by Grabarz & Partner emphasizes the Volkswagen Golf's speed.

Archive 2009-10-01 2009

Golf's ruling bodies made a full-court press to get the game into the Olympics—for the first time since 1900 and 1904—in the hope that the showcase will inspire a surge of interest around the world.

Fairway to Rio John Paul Newport 2012

The car that's been giving me all this roofless pleasure is the Golf's new cabriolet.

Car review: VW Golf Cabriolet 2011

Golf's European Tour continues its streak of staging events pretty much everywhere apart from mainland Europe this weekend when the China Open tees off at the Luxehills International Country Club in Chengdu.

Tip of the Day 2011

Golf's Tiger Woods has earned more than $82 million in PGA Tour events alone.

Serena Williams breaks Sorenstam's mark for prize money 2009