Sixteen years ago a 13-year-old Japanese boy woke up early to watch Tiger Woods win the Masters. His dreams of being on that stage became reality Sunday in Augusta.

Kristen O'Brien captured video of an alligator crossing in front her cart during a college golf tournament Monday in Estero, Florida.

After a weekend at the Masters when PGA Tour professional Billy Horschel got more attention for his bare feet than his play at Augusta National, he apologized for his fiery behavior. Horschel, who stumbled to a 50th-place finish at Augusta, Ga., following a 4-over-par 76 on Sunday, referenced his behavior without mentioning a specific incident. "I apologize to Augusta National, the Members of the Club and to the patrons for any conduct that may have crossed the line," Horschel said in the second of consecutive apology posts at Twitter.

Kristen O'Brien was trying to watch her son Michael in a tournament at Old Corkscrew Golf Club. But something else wanted a look, too.

Pontus Nyholm shot a 10-under 62 in the final round to win the Stitch Intercollegiate by three shots.

The Oklahoma Sooners reminded us all why they're the top-ranked team in the nation two times over the last week.

The Chubb Classic in Naples, Florida, to be first televised event on the Black, as other events have been played on the club's Gold Course.

GolfChannel.com senior writers Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner discuss what it's like filing stories on Sunday night of a major.

During the Golden State Warriors' recent two-game home stretch, Steph Curry honored Masters icon Lee Elder with a special pair of shoes.

The PGA TOUR heads to Hilton Head Island for this week's RBC Heritage. (Michael Madrid-USA TODAY Sports)