Hi, everyone and happy Big Prize Thursday!

Our trivia question yesterday was on the PGA’s Lifetime Achievement Awards’s first recipient and 81% of the entries we received chose the correct answer. So, on today’s show, we’ll tell you who won that first award and if you answered correctly then you’ll earn one more entry into our daily drawings.

Our prize in yesterday’s drawing was a NIKE IC Mallet Putter from Golf Digest’s 2008 Hot List and our winner was Kevin Shatwell of San Diego, California. Kevin was lucky enough to see his name announced yesterday and got in touch with us so we’ll be getting that new Nike putter out to him right away.

Okay, that’s it for today. Have a great day! - Keri

The Donald made plans a while ago to build Europe’s largest golf and housing resort in Northern Scotland. But he developed a snag when Michael Forbes, whom owns the 23 acres of land that sits directly between Trump’s two proposed 18-hole golf courses and planned five-star hotel basically told Trump that everything does not have a price and that his land was not for sale.

Has Trump ever been told no before?

Forbes said he is very happy with living on his peaceful land just the way it is. His 82-year-old mother also lives there in a trailer that she calls “paradise.” She even has the sign to prove it.

Trump said Forbes is just holding out for more money. But, each party did have something to say about the other:

Forbes on Trump: “He’s a greedy man, that’s all he is.”

Trump on Forbes: “The reality with him is he got very greedy.”

This Scottish standoff got even better when another wealthy businessman told Forbes that he would double whatever offer Trump made, basically just to stop Trump from purchasing the property.

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Hi, everyone!

So, yesterday was one of our random Two for Tuesday daily drawings and our prize was the beautiful, limited edition book, Golf Courses: Fairways of the World and our two winners were Clay Oyama of Aurora, Colorado and Troy Domiter of Concord, North Carolina. Congratulations, guys, and in order to claim your prize, be sure to send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days.

Our trivia question on yesterday’s show was on the names of the holes at Spyglass Hill - or rather - for you to pick which name isn’t at that beautiful course and 83% of the entries we received were correct. So be sure to watch today’s show to find out which hole it is - or isn’t, I guess - and see if you earned another entry into our daily drawings.

Okay, that’s it for today. Have a great Wednesday! - Keri

Hi, everyone, and happy happy Two for Tuesday!

Our first trivia question for this week was on a famous male golfer who won in an LPGA event. 79% of the answers we received were correct and today we’ll tell you about that LPGA event and the male golfer who won it.

Our first prize in this week’s daily drawing was a free golf shirt and hat from Basic Golf and a free round of golf from GolfNow.com and our winner was Aron Tomimatsu of Alameda, California. Aron saw the show and got in touch with us so we’ll be sure to get his prizes out to him right away.

Okay, that’s it for today. Have a great day! - Keri

Tiger Woods reportedly said that he plans to win every tournament he plays this year. Well, he just might. People are saying that Tiger is on top of his game. He just won his sixth straight tournament title by defeating Stewart Cink in the final of the World Golf Match Play event. Cink claimed that Tiger is playing the best golf of his career after Tiger struck 14 birdies in 29 holes to win.

This tournament also allowed Woods to pass Arnold Palmer’s record on the U.S. PGA Tour’s all-time wins list by defeating Cink.

So what records does Tiger have left to break?

Well, he is on pace to possibly beat Byron Nelson’s record, one of the only achievements Tiger does not hold. Nelson maintains the record for the longest personal streak win on Tour after he won 11 straight tournaments and 18 overall in 1945. It is certainly probable that Woods could tie Nelson as early as June if he keeps winning like he has been and goes on to win this year’s U.S. Open at Torrey Pines.