...since age 18 when his optic nerves were crushed in an auto accident, was at the course as a guest of the Golf Writers Association of America. He was honored that night by the association at its annual banquet."We were blessed to have a glorious...

...Posted: 04/05/07 Tiger Woods made his regular trip to pick up the Male Player of the Year award from the Golf Writers Association of America, but this time he stayed around to receive a second honor Wednesday night at Savannah Rapids Pavilion...

Augusta State has signed five softball players for the 2014 season, including Evans catcher Taylor McChesney.

...well as programs targeted to domestic and international Korean communities, is the recipient of the 2013 Golf Writers Association of America's Charlie Bartlett Award.He founded the K.J. Choi Foundation in 2007 with the mission of helping...

Legendary sports writer Furman Bisher died Sunday of a massive heart attack, according the the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He was 93.

Gary Woodland was irritated that he couldn't do better than 70 on the North Course at Torrey Pines. It wasn't much better on the South Course, where 72 allowed him to make the cut on the number, and 74 in the third round wasn't enough for the 54-hole cut at the Farmers Insurance Open.

...breaking news category for his initial story on the Warren County-Hancock Central postgame fight.In the Golf Writers Association of America contest, Michaux also won two first-place awards.In the daily special projects, Michaux was honored...

...career, including the Red Smith Award for lifetime achievement and the William D. Richardson Award from the Golf Writers Association of America."Mr. Bisher was as passionate about the AJC in his final days as he ever was," Atlanta Journal-Constitution...

THE MOMENT: GENE SARAZEN, DOUBLE EAGLEThe Masters had a lot going for it from the beginning. It had the game's marquee player, Bobby Jones, as the headliner of an impressive field. It had a new course that was drawing rave reviews for its beauty and playability.In 1935, Gene Sarazen gave the tournament a signature moment.The Squire, as he was known, skipped the first Augusta National Invitation Tournament in 1934 because of a prior commitment. He didn't miss the following year, and he played extremely well in practice rounds.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. - Famed Georgia sportswriter Furman Bisher, who covered The Masters every year since 1950, during a career that spanned six decades, died Sunday outside Atlanta. He was 93.