Longtime Golf Channel “Big Break” host Stephanie Sparks has died at the age of 50. No cause of her April 13 death was listed in a story about Sparks' death on the NBC Sports website.

Sparks also competed in the LPGA Tour and the USA Curtis Cup before focusing solely on broadcasting. Sparks was born in Wheeling, West Virginia and won several amateur golf titles before going pro.

These pictures from Ashley Hiers in Rock Hill in York County, southwest of Charlotte, shows what Hiers described as “golf ball-sized” hail pummeling her backyard. The York County Sheriff’s Office ...

Google doesn't only make Chrome OS for all Chromebooks, it produces its own Chromebook too: the Pixelbook Go. Well, it did, anyway, as this is now an older model and you'll only find it refurbished.

MUNCIE, Ind. -- Hoping to recover and recharge prior to the Mid-American Conference men's golf championships just a week away, the Ball State men's golf team plays its final regular season tournament ...

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is a departure from the former Rules of Golf, so that might surprise you. There are two exceptions to legally removing loose impediments: 1. Before replacing a ball that was lifted or moved from ...

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Mark Twain famously called golf a good walk spoiled, so taking the walk out of the game by playing indoors might have seemed foolish to the great writer, but for the rest of us, it offers many ...

My son or daughter will be the main priority, along with my wife, so golf will probably be fourth in line. "But I still love competing. I don't plan on taking my eye off the ball anytime soon ...