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golfdigest.com — (Getty Images photo) By John Strege Ignoring the fact that vodka and driving don't mix, Fuzzy's Ultra Premium Vodka, the vodka company co-owned by former U.S. Open and Masters champion Fuzzy Zoeller, sponsors the car that won the pole position for the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday.

golfdigest.com — When putting, a smooth motion, back and forth, is the ideal. Some golfers have tried to achieve this by anchoring a putter to their belly or chest. The game's governing bodies, however, have banned the technique beginning Jan. 1, 2016 (Read: "The End of an Era: USGA/R&A ban anchored putting" ).

golfdigest.com — By John Huggan VIRGINIA WATER, England -- There were, as expected, no surprises. Almost six months on from their original announcement on the now notorious Rule 14-1b, the R&A today joined (simultaneously) with the USGA in confirming that the so-called "anchoring" of putters to any part of the body during a stroke will be deemed illegal starting January 1,...

golfdigest.com — FORT WORTH, Texas -- Ten years ago, as I stood near the 10th tee at Colonial Country Club waiting for Annika Sorenstam to hit her first shot in the Bank of America Colonial, an incredible jolt surged through my body. I realized for the first time that I had absolutely no idea what to expect.

golfdigest.com — The USGA announced last month that it received a record 9,860 entries for the 2013 U.S. Open. But with only 156 players in the field, and with 52 already exempt, that leaves close to 10,000 golfers fighting in local and sectional qualifiers across the country for the remaining 104 spots.