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Comments on Jack Nicklaus' claim to a `The Vancouver Province' reporter that golf is not meant for blacks. Nicklaus claim that black youngsters gravitate to other sports other than golf; Golf clubs' refusal to accept minorities; Cost of training in golf; Notable black golf players.

The article discusses the reported popularity of the SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio station which provides play-by-play commentary of various golf tournaments as of March 2014, focusing on the SiruisXM satellite radio network and golf-related radio programming featuring instructors such as Hank Haney.

The author discusses the benefits of playing golf alone, and mentions keeping score, the social aspects of golf, and the flexibility of playing alone.

The author discusses her experience learning to golf with her children, examining why golf is traditionally associated with fathers, discussing her role in a ladies' golf league, and telling a story about what she learned from golfing on the Merion golf course with her fourteen-year-old son.

Comments on the refusal of U.S. golf player Tiger Woods to take a position in the debate concerning the no-women-allowed policy at Augusta National Golf Club. Impact of Woods' apolitical attitude on his role as a model to the youth and to young Americans of color; Social change goals that Woods can achieve if he develops his social conscience.

Focuses on the role of golfer Tiger Woods in a debate over the exclusion of women from the Augusta National Gold Club in Georgia. His response when asked about the controversy; Continued connection between Woods and the controversy despite his efforts to distance himself from it; Reasons for the association, including his status as a minority golfer; Public reaction to his views on the controversy.

Reports on the goal of golf player Tiger Woods to match Jack Nicklaus' record of winning 18 major professional championships. Outlook for Woods' performance in the 2000 Masters Golf Tournament; Changes in Woods' swing; The effects of being a celebrity on Woods' personal life; His hope to attract more minority and young players to playing golf.

Provides information on amateur and professional golf players from a variety of ethnic backgrounds. List of international professional golf stars; Top golf professionals from the United States; Social aspect of golf.

Concentrates on possible implications of United States President Bill Clinton's playing golf by himself and how it could reflect on his presidency.

Focuses on the introduction of box seats at golf tournaments by the Westchester Country Club in Harrison, New York. Tournament at which these boxes first appeared; Amount it costs to sit in the box seats; Operation of the system known as Golfwatch; Reaction to Golfwatch.

Discusses the emerging integration of races at municipal golf courses across the United States. Effects of the increasing popularity of golf; Information on the racial composition of the members at Tenison Park public golf course in Dallas, Texas; Benefits of the interaction of races.

Asserts that professional golf in the United States disguises its elitism with traditions. Case of Casey Martin, who sued to be able to use a golf cart in the PGA Tour; Why the court ruling in Martin's favor is right; Case of Georgetown University track star Aimee Mullins, who has no legs below the knees; How sports evolve and rules change; Importance of fairness of opportunity in the US.

Highlights First Tee, a nationwide project aimed at making golf more accessible and affordable. The role of Earl Woods, chairman of the Tiger Woods Foundation, in the project; The objective of First Tee; The outcome should First Tee achieve its goals.

Reports on the contest called the Four Generation Search to be conducted by the United States Golf Association (USGA). Details for participation; Reasons for holding the contest.

Focuses on the trend of past and present presidents of the 1990s in the United States, to play the game of golf. Golf expertise of some presidents; Information on some of the best and the worst players; Why a number of presidents are drawn to the game; Insight on President Bill Clinton's zeal for golf. INSET: Presidential golf: A short course..