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The article presents quotes from professional golfer Fred Couples announcing his choice of Presidents Cup assistant captain Jay Haas and golfer Rory Sabbatini regarding the reaction given by his fellow professionals to comments he has made about wanting to beat Tiger Woods.

A timeline is presented for notable events on September 30, 2007 during the final day of the 2007 Presidents Cup international golf competition in Montreal, Canada. A nine-year old girl spectator seeks out the autograph of Amy Mickelson instead of that of Mickelson's husband, Phil. Spectators pick apples from the trees which line the ninth fairway of the golf course. U.S. team captain Jack Nicklaus becomes emotional in his victory speech.

Presents an introduction to a series of articles highlighting the top ten golf news stories of 1995. Golfer Ben Wright; How to identify the top newsmakers; How to distinguish between a player and a newsmaker.

The article reports on British Open two-time winner Nick Faldo who will return to the golf event at Muirfield golf course in East Lothian, Scotland in July 2013. Faldo says that his return will be his last time he has the change to walk at the golf course. He adds that he wants to mingle with best golfers in the world for the last time.

The article focuses on the 30th consecutive season of the golfer and caddie relationship of Joey Sindelar and John Buchna. It says that the first teamed up of Sindelar and Buchna was at the Sea Pines Heritage Classic. It also mentions that the sixth sense is the reason why Buchna and Sindelar have beaten the odds.

The article reports on golfer Phil Mickelson, who was the low Hall of Famer as of July 9, 2012. It says that being in the Hall of Fame reminds a player of a near ending of a career, however, it adds to the pressure of doing big things. It also mentions that Mickelson five-year plan as of the moment was his most productive and that being in the Hall of Fame must be when a player cannot be able to play any longer.

The article presents an open letter from the author to U.S. President Barack Obama highlighting the benefits of golf. He requests Obama to take initiatives to involve kids in golf through the First Tee program. He states that as golf helps in overcoming the obesity problem and it can help in the President's health care reforms. He writes that the golf provides a rough draft in learning the values of life and unlike other sports, gives enough time to interact with family members.

The author presents his predicaments on the event occurred during the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. The author proposes the Lifetime Annoyance award which will be given to the third round of the event and he marked it Unendurable Saturday. He also mentioned his comments on the World Golf Championships (WGC)-Accenture Match Play Championships and other golf issues.

The article presents the best quotations from golfers during the 2007 season. Featured quotes include Gary Koch's opinions on golfer Phil Mickelson, Jack Nicklaus' thoughts on the Oakmont golf course, and Boo Weekley's advice on Scottish food.

The article focuses on the verbal attacks of golfer Rory Sabbatini towards Tiger Woods in 2007. Attention is given to the instances in which golfers made disparaging remarks and comments about other players throughout the year. Article topics include Woody Austin's comments towards Woods at the U.S. Open, Stuart Appleby's disgust over Sabbatini's remarks, Annika Sorenstam's opinions on Michelle Wie's performance, and Colin Montgomerie and Nick Faldo's unpleasentries at the Ryder Cup.

The article focuses on the social aspects of golf during the 2007 season. Particular attention is given to relationships that split up during the year, both personally and professionally. Article topics include the breakup between Phil Mickelson and his teacher, Rick Smith, the split between Greg Norman and his wife Laura, Tiger Woods' termination of his American Express contract, as well as Jack Vickers resignation as the Professional Golfers' Association Tour president.

The article offers a humorous look at various golf events that took place during the 2007 season. Article topics include a rumored split between golfer Tiger Woods and teacher Hank Haney, a blind woman's hole in one in Pennsylvania, former U.S. President Bill Clinton's round of golf against pro Vijay Singh, Sergio Garcia's inability to win a major tournament, including the 2007 British Open, and Angel Cabrera's win at the U.S. Open.

The article offers tales about golfing. A group of golfers playing in Scotland were astonished to discover a cold, wet fisherman staggering toward them in the middle of the fairway. The fisherman's boat had capsized and sank, causing him to crawl to the course and ask for help. Baseball player Stuffy McInnis, who played for the Boston Red Sox in the 1920s, still holds the 9-hole course record at Candlewood GC in Massachusetts in 2007. Additional tales are offered.

Debates on the issue on whether a past champion at the Masters will be allowed to play as long as he wants. Arguments of both sides.

Cites Amy Alcott on her perceptions on critical remarks about lesbianism in professional women golf attributed to CBS Inc. announcer Ben Wright.