Here's an interesting article about LPGA players whose husbands also caddie for them. It's written by former Daily News staffer Chris Cocoles, who's now a reporter at the Arkansas Democrat Gazette.

Anthony Kim is going to ditch his AK belt buckle for a fancier, snazzier one, the Associated Press reports.

AK IS OK: The suspense is on, golf world. Anthony Kim is promising to
unveil a new belt
buckle.
Kim wasn't wearing one of his flashy trademark "AK" belt buckles on
Thursday, when he shot a
67, but he promised to show off a new one before the AT&T National
ends on Sunday.
"I actually had to get insurance on this one; that's how nice it is,"
Kim said.
Kim's fascination with the buckles began when he spotted some at a
shopping mall kiosk, but
the new one apparently comes from a more posh outlet.
"I have graduated from those roots," he said.

Here is Tiger Woods' monthly newsletter, which discusses why he was unable to be at the AT&T National, how he's feeling post-surgery and other tidbits.

Here are some tips to enjoy your golf game this summer.

Inbee Park, 19, became the youngest winner at the U.S. Women's Open. The Korean shot a 2-under 71 on Sunday to win by four shots.

The Mark Korff GG Foundation Charity Golf Tournament is August 4 at Porter Valley. Here's info on registration and the tournament:

Angela Park, who prepped at Torrance High, has a one-shot lead in the U.S. Open. She had the 36-hole lead at the U.S. Open last year, too.

Here's a release from the College of the Canyons on four golfers who will play Division I golf next season.

Maria Jose Uribe shot a 4-under 69 in Thursday's first round of the U.S. Open. Since Uribe is the defending U.S. Amateur champion, she played with defending U.S. Open champ Cristie Kerr and British Open champ Lorena Ochoa. Uribe is two shots off the lead.

Read Rick Orlov's storyon the rate hike at city-owned golf courses.