I've been tasked with the impossible: Ranking golf's 9 greatest achievements, in order. How do you even do that?

Who is this schmuck to decide which is better than the other when just about any one of us would dine on a haggis-only diet everyday for the rest of our lives to have accomplished just one of them?

With the realization that ranking these achievements in an order all of us could agree on, is nearly as difficult as reaching just one of the feats that follow. As I run to take cover, here goes nothing...

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Tis the season for great savings at PGA Tour Superstores! 

Join us this Saturday, November 18th as Bunker to Bunker broadcasts live from the Glendale location at 73rd Avenue and Bell.

There’s holiday savings throughout the store, but come early!

The first 20 customers receive a $20 dollar gift card from PGA Tour Super Store, 20% off 2018 Bunker to Bunker Club Membership with official USGA handicap and entry for a GCU Golf Club Foursome and Snell golf balls and hats from the Arizona Golf Association!

PGA Superstore… if it’s on tour, it’s in here!

Remember that old line on gambling from Caddyshack, the greatest golf movie of all time?

Al Czervik, famously played by Rodney Dangerfield, bets Judge Smails (Ted Knight), $100 that he'll slice the ball into the woods on the first tee.

An annoyed Smails replies, "Gambling is illegal at Bushwood, sir, and I never slice." We all know that gambling isn't allowed on the golf course, right?

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It is arguably one of the few sports terms believed to be named after a person, and with ramifications beyond the border of a course and into politics and daily life.

You don’t have to be a golfer to enjoy the benefits of a Mulligan – the term is now widely used to describe any “do-over,” or second chance after initial failure.

Of course, the rules of golf forbid the Mulligan, though it’s become part of the game. Some golfers apply their own “rules” that the Mulligan will be in “play” once per round, or just on the No. 1 tee.

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NAPA, Calif. — Brendan Steele is getting accustomed to fast starts and he likes it.

Steele won the PGA Tour's season-opening Safeway Open for the second straight year, closing with a 3-under 69 in windy conditions Sunday for a two-stroke victory over Tony Finau.

"I'm getting pretty spoiled winning the first event of the year twice," said Steele, the 34-year-old from the Southern California mountain town of Idyllwild. "This place is so great to me. I feel so comfortable here and it's been a great run."

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