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Souped-up golf carts driving off the green and onto streets (The Arizona Republic)
In Arizona, golf carts are shedding their caddy shack reputations. People are purchasing them for recreational and alternative transportation uses, equipping the vehicles with features that rival those of most luxury sedans.
70-year-old golf story is a long, long tale (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
A chance meeting with Helen K. and Rene D. Daniels brought recollections recently, and a 70-year-old golf story was confirmed.
Army scammed into buying golf balls (AP via Yahoo! News)
On paper, the U.S. Army was supposed to be getting “a ball bearing assortment” for $1,409. It was bad enough that the order form marked up the price from $682.50. But there was something about the order that was way out of bounds: It was for 420 golf balls for a civilian employee at the Army’s Aberdeen Proving Ground.