Take a look back at the career of one of golf’s most colorful characters, Boo Weekley. Boo Weekley at the jacket and trophy presentation during the final round of the Verizon Heritage Classic at the ...

The field for next week's Constellation Furyk & Friends was already strong. It's now a bit more fun. Two of golf's most colorful personalities, John Daly and Boo Weekley, have been given sponsor ...

Lee Westwood might not have cared much for Boo Weekley's homespun pearls of ... well, something, but Kentuckians embraced the Florida native as one of their own, and after an impressive Ryder Cup ...

Life on PGA Tour Champions is not exactly what Boo Weekley envisioned when he joined the rookie class of 2023 in July, from travel arrangements to fellow players’ behavior. As he prepares for this ...

With so much going on in the world, it's great to see that arguably the most talked-about question is who would win a fight between 100 men and one gorilla. As always, the Internet is focused on what ...

NAPLES, Fla. – There are lots of places that can hold high school reunions these days. A VFW lodge, large cafeterias, hotel ballrooms, maybe even a Chili’s at the local mall. Shoot, if the weather is ...

ENDICOTT, N.Y. — One of the biggest strategies for the pro golfers in the Dick’s Open is to aim for a total score of roughly 12-under-par or more. Steve Allan achieved that marker by the end of Day 2.

HOYLAKE, England – You know the deal, beware the injured golfer. So it should be no surprise that Boo Weekley rounded a breezy Royal Liverpool in 69 strokes for a share of eighth place on Thursday ...

The first time I stepped foot on Harbour Town Golf Links, I fell in love with the place. I think it’s because it reminds me so much of the golf course I grew up on in Milton, Florida – Tanglewood Golf ...

Golf fans haven't heard much from Boo Weekley lately—and that's a shame. From fighting an orangutan to working as a hydroblaster for a chemical company to doing that riding-the-bull dance at the 2008 ...

“You must have great hands because your technique is sh*t!” Michael Campbell said, grinning. Four hours into our round together, the 2005 U.S. Open champ had seen enough of my poor mechanics to marvel ...