Emma de Groot landed in Chattanooga last August and headed almost directly to freshman orientation.

Bill Cornwell scored a hole-in-one on April 28 at Brown Acres. He aced No. 14 with a pitching wedge, and Ken Stropp witnessed it.

Sam Bedwell battered Brainerd Golf Course with a barrage of birdies.

Frank Talley and a handful of other members at Copper Basin Golf Club crunched a few numbers when they considered converting their fleet of carts.

Portable lights will illuminate the driving range before dawn.

Mark Guhne drove home from the Southern Conference championship barefoot.

A Southern Conference championship is probable for one University of Tennessee at Chattanooga golf team but nearly impossible for the other.

Chattanooga loves its golf, and here are nine people, families or groups who share that passion — and share their passion — for the game. Whether you’re a casual observer, an energetic fan, a weekend hacker or the 2-handicapper, you either know these people or you need to.

Mark Guhne was posing for a picture while holding the Southern Conference coach-of-the-year trophy when two of his golfers drenched him with a cooler full of ice water.

Moments after following a first-round 81 with a 79, Fuzzy Zoeller wondered if his 30th Masters tournament would be his last.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Trevor Immelman not only comfortably defeated Tiger Woods on Sunday at the 72nd Masters but attained a feat Woods hasn’t at the prestigious event.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Phil Mickelson was one of the few players who didn’t backtrack during Sunday’s final round at the 72nd Masters, but shooting even par wasn’t enough to get the two-time champion in contention.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Sundays at Augusta are supposed to be the birth place of legends.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Not a week goes by for Sandy Lyle that someone doesn’t ask him about “the shot.”

Four months ago, Trevor Immelman was resting in a hospital in South Africa after having a tumor removed.