Amputee golf event back in Wales (BBC News)
An international amputee golf tournament returns to the course in south Wales where it all started.

SKoreans Prefer Golf Cafes to Courses (ABC News)
Virtual golf becomes a hit in South Korea, where the real thing costs a fortune.

Marino leads AT&T National Golf Tournament at 5 Under Par (Voice of America)
American Steve Marino has a one-stroke lead over four other players after the first round of the AT&T National golf tournament. As VOA's David Byrd reports from Bethesda, Maryland, Marino shot a five-under-par 65 on the Congressional Country Club Course.

Local golf notes (New London Day)
n Pequot Golf Course in Stonington has a new staff including pro Joe Brucas and assistant Brian Murray. Murray has worked there for just

Golf: Pappel, Young rally for top spots (Rapid City Journal)
RAPID CITY — Rapid Citians Brogan Pappel and Mac Young rallied with 74s on the second day of the South Dakota Golf Association’s Junior Invitational at the Golf Club at Red Rock to finish first and second, respectively in the boys 16-18 year-old division Tuesday.

The lure of 'Golf island'! (GOLFmagic)
I stepped away from my putt on the 8th green at Golf Del Sur as the giant Monarch Airlines Airbus A320 roared in overhead on final approach into Tenerife South airport.

Golf Calendar (New London Day)
■ The NFA Wildcat Scramble tees off at 1 p.m. Monday, July 7 at Norwich Golf Course. The tournament benefits NFA student-athletes and the

Ordinance proposed in Monticello to let golf carts hit the road (The Champaign News-Gazette)
MONTICELLO – Residents could soon roll through town on golf carts under a proposal before the city council. The Monticello City Council has proposed changes to city traffic ordinances that would allow people to ride golf carts on city streets.

City ponders golf course turnover (The Oxford Press)
HAMILTON — Joe Livingood says the golf market in Southwest Ohio is competitive but sustainable. He'd know. He's the senior vice president for Billy Casper Golf, which operates the courses owned by the city of Cincinnati and the Heatherwoode Golf Club in Springboro.

Major comeback on the golf course (Rapid City Journal)
Brian Kortan went from a massive heart attack to playing in what is widely considered the toughest test in golf — the U.S. Open — in a little less than two years. While he missed the cut at Torrey Pines in La Jolla, Calif., this year the Yankton native and one-time Spearfish resident realizes just what a huge accomplishment it was to just get inside the ropes at the prestigious event.