Meadow Gardens Member Michael Caan Joined Another Very Exclusive Club By Shooting A 59 At Home Course - Image via Instagram/@michaelcaan

By Brad Ziemer, British Columbia Golf

Now that he’s dried himself off and had some time to reflect on the round of his life, Michael Caan still can’t quite believe what happened.

His round of 59, which ended with a celebratory dive into the pond surrounding the 18th green at Meadow Gardens Golf Course that went viral on social media, remains a bit of a blur. Especially the closing few holes, when the 27-year-old Coquitlam pro realized he had a chance to do something special.

With all the uncertainty and ups and downs in the world these days sometimes a little humour is in order. To that end we have some new comic strips from Seattle's Rick Newell.

Newell's humorous comic strip, which centres around golf and the characters whose lives in and around the game are likely very familiar to many of us, was a regular feature in golf publications and on websites in the past.

Life In The Trap tells the story of Clay, Duff, Rosie, Putts and Carrie, the local golf pro, along with the occasional insight from 'Dimples' the golf ball. 

Here are Newell's latest creations for your amusement.

In the third round of the 2021 RBC Heritage, Si Woo Kim hits a 32-foot birdie putt from the fringe that hangs on the edge of the cup.

Playing partner Matt Kuchar swears he can see the ball moving. So they wait...and wait...until finally, over a minute later, the ball drops in the hole.

After calling in a rules official it was decided that because Kim exceeded time without unreasonable delay, the ball was deemed to be at rest, and therefore his score is a par instead of birdie at the par-4 3rd hole.

As they say, time waits for no man...or apparently golf ball - at least according to the rules of golf in 2021.

With all the uncertainty and ups and downs in the world these days sometimes a little humour is in order. To that end we have some new comic strips from Seattle's Rick Newell.

Newell's humorous comic strip, which centres around golf and the characters whose lives in and around the game are likely very familiar to many of us, was a regular feature in golf publications and on websites in the past.

Life In The Trap tells the story of Clay, Duff, Rosie, Putts and Carrie, the local golf pro, along with the occasional insight from 'Dimples' the golf ball. 

Here are Newell's latest creations for your amusement.

With all the uncertainty and ups and downs in the world these days sometimes a little humour is in order. To that end we have some new comic strips from Seattle's Rick Newell.

Newell's humorous comic strip, which centres around golf with some characters whose lives in and around the game are likely very familiar to many of us, was a regular feature in many golf publications and on websites in the past.

Life In The Trap tells the story of Clay, Duff, Rosie, Putts and Carrie, the local golf pro, along with the occasional insight from 'Dimples' the golf ball. 

Here are Newell's latest creations for your amusement.

O Canada! Roger Sloan's outdoor rink at his home in Houston, Texas - Image Courtesy Roger Sloan 

The following is an excerpt from Postmedia National Golf Writer Jon McCarthy’s Monday Morning Golf newsletter.

by Jon McCarthy/Toronto Sun

You can take a Canadian out of Canada, but you can’t take Canada out of a Canadian. 

With all the news of snowstorms, blackouts and varying states of emergency coming out of Texas, it seemed like a good time to check in with our man in the Lone Star state, PGA Tour player Roger Sloan.

After missing the cut at Pebble Beach two weeks ago, he was anxious to get home to Houston and see if the forecasted winter weather was actually going to show up. He thought it might be fun for his two young kids to see snow on the ground in the backyard, something that happens maybe once a decade.

“We thought it would be cool but we really didn’t know what we were getting into,” Sloan said.

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Happy Gilmore poster credit @Jeff_Delgado/Twitter

Adam Sandler celebrated 25 years of Happy Gilmore by recreating the film's iconic drive, but Shooter McGavin wasn't having any of it, demonstrating that he's still got his short game!

Clips courtesy of Twitter.com/AdamSandler and Twitter.com/ShooterMcGavin_

Joe Amable-Amo is a bank executive and former amateur golfer struggling with his faith after an unexpected tragedy.

Faced with doubts about himself, his purpose, and his belief in God, Joe is stunned when God tells him that he’s been chosen to inspire the world and play in a world championship golf tournament.

Guided by God’s eccentric personal messenger, Herb, Joe learns that the seemingly impossible is possible…through faith, family, and second chances.

Starring Academy Award Nominee and Emmy Award Winner Edward James Olmos and George Lopez

With all the uncertainty and ups and downs in the world these days sometimes a little humour is in order. To that end we have some new comic strips from Seattle's Rick Newell.

Newell's humorous comic strip, which centres around golf with some characters whose lives in and around the game are likely very familiar to many of us, was a regular feature in many golf publications and on websites in the past.

Once again the European Tour has come up with an oustandingly entertaining video and due largely to the wonderful cooperation of its players, this one also is a treat to watch. 

Tommy Fleetwood hosts a group therapy session in Abu Dhabi for some of the ‘angriest’ golfers on the European Tour.

BC's Nick Taylor Used His Knowledge Of The Rules In The Sony Open To Get Relief From This Situation By Stating He Would Play It Left-Handed - Image Courtesy Golf Rules Questions YouTube Video Grab

In the second round of the Sony Open, on the 503-yard, par-5 9th at Waialae Country Club, Nick Taylor hit his drive left and off the tall netting that separates the driving range from the hole, and his ball dropped inches outside of out-of-bounds fence posts below.

Three Youngsters Enjoy A Game Of A Golf At Quilchena GC In Richmond - Image Credit Bryan Outram/British Columbia Golf

By Zephyr Melton / Golf.com

Golf is a beautiful game for many reasons, but one of the most notable is that it can be enjoyed your entire life.

From the time you are old enough to stand and hold a club until you are collecting social security benefits, golf is a constant.

EDGA (formerly known as the European Disabled Golf Association) have worked hard over the last two years to create this inspiring film, which recently aired on Sky Sports Golf.

With the valued support of partners, including The R&A and the European Tour, the film tells the stories of six wonderful people – Monique Kalkman, Marcus Malo, Adem Wahbi, Juan Postigo Arce, Stewart Harris and Mike Gays – who refuse to be defined by their disability.

Can Tyrell Hatton really hit a flop-shot from the deep rough over a bunker...with his putter?

It's Tyrrell Hatton vs Martin Kaymer vs Collin Morikawa in this latest version of the European Tour One Club Challenge, this time on the 16th hole on the Earth Course at Jumeirah Golf Estates in . 

Filmed in Boca Raton, Florida and released September 7, 1960, this MovieTone/Cinemascope SPORTS short film offers a classic look at the themes common to the period.

And surprisingly, apparently they had phones on the golf course in 1960!

With all the uncertainty and ups and downs in the world these days sometimes a little humour is in order. To that end we have some new comic strips from Seattle's Rick Newell.

Newell's humorous comic strip, which centres around golf with some characters whose lives in and around the game are likely very familiar to many of us, was a regular feature in many golf publications and on websites in the past.

In this video, Neil Tappin from Golf Monthly is joined by their 'rules guru' Jeremy Ellwood to look at the 8 rules golfers break without realizing.

These are all things you might be doing during the course of 18 holes that you don't think are a problem when, in fact, you could actually be breaking the rules.

The 8 rules golfers break without realizing video will show what you can and can't do to ensure you do not end up having to add penalty shots to your final score.

With all the uncertainty and ups and downs in the world these days sometimes a little humour is in order. To that end we have some new comic strips from Seattle's Rick Newell.

Newell's humorous comic strip, which centres around golf with some characters whose lives in and around the game are likely very familiar to many of us, was a regular feature in many golf publications and on websites in the past.

Life In The Trap tells the story of Clay, Duff, Rosie, Putts and Carrie, the local golf pro, along with the occasional insight from 'Dimples' the golf ball. 

Here are Newell's latest creations for your amusement.  

For previous versions of Life In The Trap click HERE.

For a synopsis of the characters involved click HERE.

Coverage provided by NBC Sports Gold / GOLFTV / Golf Channel / CBC / NBC / PGA Tour Live

Golf fans are more than familiar with the incredible golf played by 2020 Masters winner Dustin Johnson en route to his first Green Jacket at Augusta, as well as a number of other noteworthy shots from some of the best players in the world.

But we all know golf is not a game of perfect. Here are some of the 'not-so-great' shots from this year's Masters.

By now most golf fans have heard about Spaniard Jon Rahm's amazing ace on the 16th hole at Augusta during a practice round for the Masters on Tuesday. 

But it is still more than worth watching again...