It's an early Sunday evening in April. You roll in the final putt on the 18th green at Augusta National Golf Club. The crowd rises to its feet and enthusiastically applauds you as you remove your cap and nod, recognizing their ovation. You've just won The Masters.

If you have read any of my columns from this time of year, you will know that The Masters is my favorite of all the Majors.

Have you ever thought about what happens when the sun sets at a professional golf tournament? When the sun sets on a golf course it usually marks the beginning of peace and tranquility. The only sounds one may hear are the crickets chirping or the occasional animal taking an evening stroll. …

By now most of us have watched at least one of the PGA Tour's events as they traveled through our wonderful state. The Tour’s season just completed the Honda Classic, its last stop in Florida until the end of April.

Spring is my favorite time of year. The weather is great, professional golf is in the state, motorsport has kicked off its season at Daytona and Sebring, and even ice hockey is deep into its season.

Watching the Arnold Palmer Invitational from the Bay Hill Club in Orlando this past weekend, and seeing Bryson DeChambeau bite off a huge portion of the lake that the sixth hole runs around, brought back memories of the time John Daly put down more than just a crooked number on his scorecard…

When people think about the history of African-Americans in golf, they are usually familiar with just a few names. Charlie Sifford, Lee Elder, Calvin Peete, Althea Gibson, and of course, Tiger Woods. Not many have heard the name Bill Wright. That's too bad because his is a name that should b…

Who doesn’t love an underdog story? Who doesn’t love it when the underdog’s story includes an unbelievable comeback from adversity? I would say that most of us do. This week I have a comeback story about an underdog.