A year ago, Kenny Perry skipped the British Open because of a prior commitment to the U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee. It's not often that a professional golfer would forgo a chance to play Royal Birkdale to tee it up at Brown Deer Park, but Perry had another motive: earning a spot on the Ryder Cup roster. This time around, Perry will travel to Scotland for next week's Open Championship, although he is now faced with more serious issues than accumulating enough Ryder Cup points. His mother is battling cancer, and he wasn't sure if her condition would allow him to play Turnberry.
A rough month for
John Daly
In an effort to keep our golf visitors well informed on what is going on around the Internet,
Like the Michael Jordan jumper against the Utah Jazz in 1998, there is a lasting memory in the golf world from the late 90's that would be tough to push out of any fan's memory.
Last week, after five rain-soaked golf-crazed days at Bethpage Black,
Every Monday during the PGA Tour season,
There is one thing in golf that is miles bigger than a major championship or the rare double-eagle. It has only been done three times in the history of golf, with the last time coming in 1999. It's the sub-60 round.
Each Wednesday during the golf season, FanHouse will list the top five names in golf and why they're important. Did Barack play 18 with Tiger? Did a certain player do something controversial off the course? Or was just playing golf enough to get the pot stirring? Join us for a weekly feature we call 


























