Honesty is a more challenging game

Yes, the title is a quote from Neal Caffrey.

What would you do: teen golfer disqualifies self, gives up medal
By Jay Busbee


Golf is a game of rules both obvious and arcane, and if you're going to play the game, you have to play by its rules. No matter what the cost.

Today, a classic "what would you do?" moment. Zach Nash is a 14-year-old Wisconsin kid who happens to be a fine golfer. So good, in fact, that he won a junior Wisconsin PGA tournament.

Problem was, he won it by violating -- albeit unintentionally -- one of golf's most straightforward rules. He had too many clubs in his bag. And the worst part? It was a total accident, discovered long after the fact.

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I know it's just honoring a friend, but it does hurt to see Michael Owen in Liverpool's jersey!

[Owen (left) wearing the wrong red]

Now What?

Fitting title, for the House season 7 premiere! "Now what?" is exactly the question everyone should ask right, now that we get Huddy.


I do have the feeling that season 7 is gonna be the last season of House. Unfortunately that might mean that Hugh Laurie never wins an Emmy despite his perfect portrayal of the character

Boy-Banders to Men: How'd 15 Stars Handle the Transition?

At a young age, they ruled the charts, but did they live up to career expectations as they got older? See our scorecard for faves from Justin Timberlake to Joey Fatone

1. Justin Timberlake
   
   
   
   Let Timbo's post-*N SYNC career be the yardstick against which all other ex-boy-banders are judged: he who hath transcended his frosted tips and Lou Pearlman puppet strings to become not only a massive solo star with six Grammys and two multiplatinum albums, but now an in-demand thespian as well (see legendary SNL guest-host spots, much-anticipated David Fincher Facebook movie The Social Network).
   Success: 10
   

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