Happy Monday, everyone!
Well, it’s time to kick off another week here on GolfNow’s Trivia Contest and we’re doing it with a Big Prize Monday giveaway and our prize today is a Bushnell V2 Rangefinder. So, be sure to watch the show to see if you’re our Big Prize Monday winner!

On Friday’s show, we asked you a fun trivia question about a hole on a golf course in Ireland that was named after a movie starring Robert Mitchum. We think it’s the only hole named after a movie and 66% of the entries we received chose the correct course and now have one more entry into our computer for our daily drawing.

Our winner on last Friday’s show was Ben Husby of Monroe, Michigan and Ben won a NIKE Golf Prize Package. So, Ben, if you’re out there then be sure to send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days to claim your NIKE golf prizes.

Our question for today is on a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame who set three separate records for career earnings in the LPGA. So, have fun and have a great Monday! - Keri

Happy Friday, everyone!

With the U.S. Women’s Open kicking off yesterday, our trivia question had to do with the first foreign-born winner of that LPGA major. 60% of the entries we received chose the correct answer so, we’ll tell you who it was on today’s show and you can find out if your answer earned you another entry into our computer for our daily drawings.

Yesterday was Big Prize Thursday on the show and we heard from our very excited winner right away. So, congratulations to Jeremy Woodard of Warrior, Alabama, who is going to receive an Odyssey Black Series 1 putter - which won a Gold Medal on the 2008 Golf Digest Hot List - along with one dozen personalized Titliest Pro V1’s.

Our question for today may take just a little digging to find the answer and has to do with the name of one particular hole on a golf course in Ireland. But, you have all weekend to look for the answer - when you’re not out playing golf - so have fun and have a great weekend! - Keri

Hi everyone!

Yesterday’s trivia question was on the British word for describing what we call the “break” in the green and 80% of the entries we received chose the correct answer. So, on today’s show, we’ll tell you what that British term is and, if your answer was correct, then you’ll have one more entry into our computer for our daily drawings.

Our prize on yesterday’s show was an OGIO Grom stand golf bag and our winner was Jason Hines of Scottsdale, Arizona. Congratulations, Jason, and all you have to do now to claim this prize is to send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days!.

With the Women’s U.S. Open kicking off today we have a question on this major for the LPGA so good luck and I’ll see you tomorrow. Have a great Thursday! - Keri

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Hi everyone and happy Wednesday!

Our question on yesterday’s show had to do with the longest drive on record for the PGA Tour and 77% of the entries we received had the correct answer. So, today, we’ll tell you how long that drive was and, if your answer was correct, then you will have earned one more entry into our computer for our daily drawings.

Yesterday’s prize in our daily drawing was a PING Karsten series Craz-E putter plus a golf shirt and hat from Basic Golf and our winner was Bruce Kelsey of Imperial Beach, California. All Bruce has to do now to claim his prize his to send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days and we’ll get those prizes out to you.

You know how the British call an elevator a lift or say loo instead of toilet? Well, they have different names than we do for some things on the golf course, too, and that’s the subject of our question for today. So, have fun with that one and I’ll see you tomorrow! - Keri

Hi everyone!

Yesterday we asked you what brand of putter that John Barnum used for the first time to win on the PGA Tour and a whopping 90% of the entries we received had the correct answer. So, on today’s show, we’ll tell you which brand of putter it was (although our prize today is pretty good hint) and you’ll find out if your answer earned you another entry into our computer for our daily drawings.

Yesterday’s prize in our daily drawing was a Bob Burns Roll-In Putter and our winner was Bryan Dean of St. Petersburg, Florida. So, Bryan, just send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days and you’ll receive this great putter from our friends over at Bob Burns golf.

Since yesterday was Monday, we also put up our newest Trivia Winner of the Week photo and this week it’s Stephen Tingley of State College, Pennsylvania. Stephen was our very first Big Prize Two for Tuesday winner back in January and won a PING G10 driver and a PING Karsten series Craz-E putter. We’re still looking for more photos so, if you want to see your yourself on our website, then be sure to send us a photo as soon as you can!

Today’s question is on the longest drive ever recorded on the regular PGA Tour and in addition to the PING putter that we’ll be giving away today, we’re also giving away a free golf shirt and hat from the gang over at Basic Golf. So, have fun with today’s question and I’ll see you again tomorrow! - Keri