In just his second PGA Tour season, John Mallinger has established himself as one of America's best young players. However, even he doesn't know why few have heard of him.

John Daly is at it again and needs a long suspension to smarten up. Then again, it might not help at all.

Spencer Levin dominated the amateur scene and then disappeared, or did he? Read on to find out.

From Mike Weir to the Canadian Open and Phil Mickelson, there is lots to talk about in the world of golf. Let's get started...

Like the Phoenix rising from the ashes, the Canadian Professional Golf Tour has been rescued by one man with a vision. Read on for the story.

It's time for the regular round-up of what's going on in the golf world. This time around we look at Jim Furyk, John Daly, Jay Williamson, Don Alexander, Padraig Harrington and much, much more.

In somewhat of a play on Nike's famous motto, it shouldn't come as any surprise that I believe Michelle Wie just needs to stop. She needs to stop playing golf, stop taking advice from her father, stop listening to the blowhards he's hired to "manage" her career, and just go off and be a teenager for a while. She has the weight of the world on her 17 year old shoulders and she needs to escape it to have any chance of future success, beginning with going to Stanford and being a college kid.

They'll be dancing in the streets of Argentina, as the United States Open trophy is headed to South America. Angel Cabrera stumbled late, but a closing par was enough to hold off Jim Furyk and Tiger Woods for his first major championship.Yes, there's lots to talk about after the U.S. Open. Let's get started.

Less than a year into its maiden voyage, the FedEx Cup is the latest in a long line of failures by the PGA Tour to keep fans interested all season. Despite a massive publicity campaign by the PGA Tour with advertisements and hype coming out the wazoo, there is scant evidence that golf fans care, or even know, what the points mean. Can it still succeed?

Even when Tiger Woods is down four strokes in the last round of the Masters, the world stops what it is doing... and watches.