golf balls

(American Society of Agronomy) Scientists at Purdue University and the University of Arkansas evaluated 12 cultivars of turfgrass in Fayetteville, Arkansas with the objective of determining the grasses' divot resistances.

Golfers hit golf balls on each cultivar of turfgrass, and the divots created by their shots were rated visually for divot type and severity, and the volume of displaced soil was measured.

Ever wanted to get a job at Google? Well, you had better be prepared to answer some interesting questions, like: Why are manhole covers round?

How many golf balls will fit into a school bus? Read on for the whole list... [answers are included too!]

The economy appears to be keeping more people off the links and that's causing problems for a Massachusetts company that makes golf balls.