It’s Monday, November 17^th – I’m Keri Murphy and you might win a personalized set of Golf Pride grips - today on GolfNow’s trivia contest.

Hi, everyone, welcome back to a new week here on GolfNow’s Trivia Contest. Our featured GolfNow network course for today is Eagles Nest Country Club at Pebble Creek in Phoenix – just one of more than 1,000 courses in over 20 states where you can save when you book online with us at www.golfnow.com – the #1 tee time website in the nation. Okay, let’s get right to our first trivia question for this week, which is:

Which female amateur golfer retired from the sport and then was known by her married name of Lady Heathcoat-Armory? Was it:

A. Joyce Wethered

B. Dorothy Campbell

C. Gladys Ravenscroft

D. Enid Wilson

As always, just mark your answer on the entry form at GolfNow.com and tomorrow, we’ll tell you who it was and, if your answer was correct, then you’ll have one more entry in our computer with your name on it for our daily drawings.

Okay, now, let’s find out the answer to our final World Golf Hall of Fame trivia question from last Friday’s show, which was:

Which year did Carole Semple Thompson hole a 27-foot putt to win the Curtis Cup for the American team?

Carole Semple Thompson has been called the first lady of women’s amateur golf and has played in more than 100 USGA championships. She is just one of 11 players to have won both the U.S. Women’s Amateur and the British Women’s Amateur, helped America win four Espirito Santo Trophys and was awarded the USGA’s Bob Jones Award in 2003. But, it is the Curtis Cup where Thompson holds the record for most appearances on the American team, having played on 12 teams beginning in 1974 and it was in her last appearance in 2002, at the Fox Chapel Golf Club near her home in Pennsylvania, where she ended her Curtis Cup career by holing a 27-foot putt from just off the 18^th green to retain the cup for the United States and Thompson then went on to serve as Captain at the Curtis Cup in 2006 and 2008.

So, if you answered D – then you were right, which means that you now have one more entry into our computer for our daily drawings and, today we’re happy to welcome Golf Pride Grips - the most popular grip on the PGA Tour – as a new sponsor and our prize today is a set of personalized Golf Pride grips. The personalized grips are available on Golf Pride’s most popular models in an assortment of colors and will provide you with a way to express your true identity on the course – and shave a few strokes off your game. Plus, we’ll also throw in a dozen personalized Titleist Pro-V1’s for a totally personalized prize. Okay, computer, show me today’s winner:

And our winner today is Thomas Swanson of National City, California and Thomas, to claim these great Golf Pride personalized grips and Pro-V1’s, just send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days.

It’s Big Prize Friday and we’re giving away a Callaway Nikon Rangefinder - today on Golf Now’s Trivia Contest.

Hey there, everyone, and welcome back for our final trivia question for this week here on GolfNow.com. I’m Keri Murphy and our featured course for today is Painted Desert in Las Vegas, which is just one more course in our GolfNow network where you can save up to 70% when you book online with us here at www.GolfNow.com.

Carole Semple Thompson was the only female golfer among this year’s inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame and so, let’s focus our last trivia question for this week on one of the sport’s greatest female amateur players and, so, our question for today is:

Which year did Carole Semple Thompson hole a 27-foot putt to win the Curtis Cup for the American team?

A. 1974

B. 1988

C. 1996

D. 2002

Just mark your answer on the entry form at GolfNow.com and, on Monday’s show, we’ll tell you which year it was and we’ll see if your answer was correct and earned you another entry into our computer for our daily drawings. Now, let’s find out the answer to our trivia question from yesterday’s show, which was:

Bob Charles was the first left-handed golfer to win which major championship?

Sir Robert James Charles stated out as a bank teller in New Zealand before becoming one of the most successful left-handed golfers of all time. He has been playing for over fifty years now and has over 70 titles, along with several records including being the oldest golfer to make a cut in last year’s New Zealand Open. But, one record that he will always be associated with is being the first left-handed golfer to win a major tournament, after his victory at the British Open in 1963.

So, if you answered C - then you were right and you’ve added one more entry into our computer for our daily drawings where you can win great golf prizes and our big prize today is a Callaway Nikon rangefinder, plus today’s winner will also receive the World Golf Hall of Fame prize package that we’ve been giving away all this week. Okay, computer, show me today’s winner:

And our winner today is Scott Wood of Riverdale, Georgia.. Congratulations, Scott, and now to claim all of these prizes, all you have to do is send me an e-mail to me at Keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days.

Okay, that wraps up another week here on our trivia contest.Thanks so much to everyone who played this week and congratulations to all of our winners. I’m Keri Murphy, have a great weekend everyone and I’ll see you back again next week for more fun golf trivia and great golf prizes here on GolfNow.com – the #1 tee time website in the nation!

It’s Thursday, November 13^th, I’m Keri Murphy and you might be our winner - today on GolfNow’s Trivia Contest.

Hi, everyone and welcome back to another edition of GolfNow’s trivia contest. Our featured GolfNow course today is the Kahili Golf Course on the island of Maui in Hawaii – just one more course that makes up our nationwide network where you can save when you book your tee times here with us at www.golfnow.com.

Okay, all this week we’ve been asking questions about some of the 2008 Inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame and so, let’s find out what our trivia question is for today:

Bob Charles was the first left-handed golfer to win which major championship? Was it:

A. The Masters

B. The U.S. Open

C. The British Open or

D. The PGA Championship

Just mark your answer on the entry form at GolfNow.com and on Monday, we’ll tell you which major it was and if your answer was correct, then there will be one more entry with your name on it for our daily drawings.

Okay, now let’s find out the answer to our World Golf Hall of Fame trivia question from yesterday’s show, which was:

Who was the next golfer to have consecutive victories at the PGA Championship after Denny Shute?

Denny Shute was born in 1904 and had 15 victories on the PGA Tour along with being a member of the U.S. Ryder Cup team three times. He began his career in West Virginia where he won the 1923 and 1935 West Virginia Amateurs but is best remembered for his three major victories. He was just the second American to win the British Open, which he won in a playoff against fellow 2008 Inductee Craig Wood in 1933 and then in 1936 and 37, he had consecutive victories at the PGA Championship – a record he held until Tiger Woods won in 1999 and 2000.

So, if you answered A – then you were right and you’ve added another new entry into our computer for our daily drawings and our prize today is another World Golf Hall of Fame prize package along with a dozen personalized Titleist Pro-V1’s. Okay, computer, show me today’s winner:

And our Big Prize winner is Mike Vercher of Mandeville, Louisiana. Congratulations, Mike, and now, to claim these big prizes, all you have to do is to send an e-mail to me at Keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days.

Okay, that’s it for our show today. You can still save on a weekend tee time by booking online with us right here at www.GolfNow.com so why not see how much you can save today here at the #1 tee time website in the nation. I’m Keri Murphy, have a great day and I’ll see you again tomorrow on GolfNow’s Trivia Contest.

It’s Wednesday November 12th and you might win a World Golf Hall of Fame prize package - today on GolfNow’s trivia contest.

Hi everyone and welcome back to GolfNow’s trivia contest during our World Golf Hall of Fame theme week. I’m Keri Murphy and our featured GolfNow course for today was designed by one of the 2008 inductees into the Hall of Fame, Pete Dye’s Lost Canyons Golf Club in Simi Valley, CA, another course where you can find great tee time deals when you book online with us at GolfNow.com – just like you can at more than 1,000 courses in over 20 states that make up our GolfNow network.

Herman Densmore Shute, known to most everyone as Denny, was posthumously inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in the Veteran’s Category and is well-known for an important record that he held at the PGA Championship and so, with that in mind, our question for today is:

Who was the next golfer to have consecutive victories at the PGA Championship after Denny Shute? Was it:

A. Tiger Woods

B. Sam Snead

C. Jack Nicklaus

D. Ben Hogan

As always, mark your answer on the entry form at GolfNow.com, and on tomorrow’s show, we’ll tell you who it was and you can find out if your answer was correct. Okay, now, let’s find out the answer to our question from yesterday’s show, which was:

Which one of these countries does NOT have a golf course designed by Pete Dye?

Pete Dye is the fifth architect to be inducted into the Hall of fame and is known around the world for the golf courses that he designs. Some of his most famous courses here in the states include the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass, Crooked Stick Golf Club in Indiana and Harbour Town Golf Links on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina, which he designed with help from Jack Nicklaus. He also has courses around the globe but, out of our answer choices, the country that does NOT have a Pete Dye course is Scotland, which is where he got much of his inspiration for design when he visited there in 1963.

So, if you answered D – then you were right, which means that you now have one more entry into our computer for our daily drawings and our prize today is one of our World Golf Hall of Fame prize packages, including a dozen personalized Titleist Pro-V1’s and, since we were just talking about Pete Dye, our prize package today will also include a copy of the book Pete Dye Golf Courses-Fifty Years of Visionary Design, autographed by architect Pete Dye. Okay, computer, show me today’s winner:

And our winner today is Andrew Parks of Saint Cloud, Florida. Congratulations, Andrew, and now, to claim this prize package, just send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days.

Okay, that is it for our show on this Wednesday. GolfNow’s Hot Deals E-mail club has tee times priced so low that we can’t offer them on our website so why not join today – it’s absolutely free and all the details on our website here at www.GolfNow.com. I’m Keri Murphy – have a great day and I’ll see you back here tomorrow for more GolfNow trivia.

It’s Tuesday, November 11th and we’re giving away a World Golf Hall of Fame prize package – today on GolfNow’s Trivia Contest.

Hi, everyone, and welcome back to GolfNow’s trivia contest on this Tuesday. Our featured course today is Grande Pines Golf Club in Orlando – one more course in our GolfNow network where you can save when you book your tee times online with us right here at www.golfnow.com.

Okay, all this week, we’re going to be asking questions about some of the newest members of the WGHoF, who were all inducted last night at World Golf Village in Florida and, so, let’s see wwho our question is on today:

Which one of these countries does NOT have a golf course designed by Pete Dye? Is it:

A. Turkey

B. Switzerland

C. Brazil

D. Scotland

Mark your answer on the entry form at GolfNow.com and, on tomorrow’s show, we’ll tell you which country doesn’t have a Pete Dye course and, if your answer was correct, then you’ll add one more entry into our computer for our daily drawings. Okay, now, let’s find out the answer to our question from yesterday’s show, which was:

Which magazine published the first articles on golf by Herbert Warren Wind?

He was called the poet laureate of golf and Herbert Warren Wind’s 14 books, along with numerous essays and articles, certainly contain the evidence for that title. Probably best known for coining the term, Amen Corner, to describe the 11^th, 12^th and 13^th holes at Augusta National in an article for Sports Illustrated in 1958, he first began writing about golf for the New Yorker in 1947. Wind died in 2005 at the age of 88? and is inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in the Lifetime Achievement category.

So, if you answered B – then you were right, and now have another entry in our computer and prize today is another World Golf Hall of Fame prize package, along with a dozen personalized Titleist Pro-V1’s. Okay, computer, show me today’s winner:

And our winner today is Lisa Winkleman of Lewisville, Texas and now, to claim this prize, Lisa, just send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days.

When you’re ready to save up to 70% on your next tee time, then be sure to book online with us here at www.GolfNow.com. I’m Keri Murphy, thanks for watching and I’ll see you again tomorrow on GolfNow’s Trivia Contest. Have a great day, everyone.

It’s Monday, November 10th – I’m Keri Murphy and you might be our first winner of the week - today on GolfNow’s trivia contest.

Hi, everyone, welcome back to a brand new week here on GolfNow’s Trivia Contest. Our featured GolfNow network course for today is the Big Island Country Club in Hawaii – and you can find great tee time deals at this course- and more than 1,000 courses in over 20 states - when you book online with us at www.golfnow.com – the #1 tee time website in the nation.

The World Golf Hall of Fame’s 2008 Induction Ceremony takes place tonight at 6pm Eastern Time at World Golf Village in Florida, and we thought that, in honor of this new group of inductees, we would have a special theme week with questions about some of the newest Hall of Fame members and so, with that in mind, our question for today is:

Which magazine published the first articles on golf by Herbert Warren Wind? Was it:

A. Sports Illustrated

B. The New Yorker

C. The Golfer

D. LIFE

As always, just mark your answer on the entry form at GolfNow.com and tomorrow, we’ll tell you which magazine it was and, if your answer was correct, then you’ll have one more entry in our computer with your name on it for our daily drawings. Okay, now, let’s find out the answer to our question from last Friday’s show, which was:

Which of these golfers has played in the Wendy’s 3 Tour Challenge the most times? Is it:

The Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge began in 1992 and features three teams of the top three players from the PGA Tour, the LPGA Tour and the Champions Tour playing against each other in a one-day stroke play match which raises money for the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption. The PGA Tour teams have the most wins over the history of the event with 7, followed by the Senior Tour with 5 and the LPGA Teams have four wins. Julie Inkster has played for the LPGA team the most times with 6 appearances and Jack Nicklaus and Hale Irwin have both played 7 times each on the Champions Tour team so that leaves Fred Couples as the player who has played in this event the most times with 8 appearances on the PGA Tour’s team.

So, if you answered A - then you were right, which means that you now have one more entry into our computer for our daily drawings and all this week we’ll be giving away a World Golf Hall of Fame prize package, along with a dozen personalized Titleist Pro-V1’s. Okay, computer, show me today’s winner:

And our winner today is Arturo Garza of Laredo, Texas and Arturo to claim this hall of fame prize package, just send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days.

Okay, that’s it for our first show of the week. If it’s not too cold for you to get out and play some golf this week, then why not book your tee times online here at www.GolfNow.com and see just how much you can save? I’m Keri Murphy, have a great Monday everyone and I’ll see you again tomorrow here on GolfNow’s Trivia Contest.

It’s Friday, November 7th and we’re giving away a TaylorMade Hybrid. Let’s find out if you’re our winner - today on Golf Now’s Trivia Contest.

Hey there, Keri Murphy with our last trivia question of the week and our featured course for today is Las Sendas Golf Club in Phoenix – just one more course in our GolfNow network where you can find great tee time deals when you book online with us at www.GolfNow.com.

The Wendys’ Three Tour Challenge takes place next week with Rocco Mediate, Natalie Gulbis and Nick Price being just three of the players representing each team of three from the PGA, LPGA and Champions Tours, and that leads us to our trivia question for today, which is:

Which of these golfers has played in the Wendy’s 3 Tour Challenge the most times? Is it:

A. Fred Couples

B. Julie Inkster

C. Hale Irwin

D. Jack Nicklaus

Just mark your answer on the entry form at GolfNow.com and on Monday’s show, we’ll tell you who it is and we’ll see if your answer was correct and earned you another entry into our computer for our daily drawings. Now, let’s find out the answer to our question from yesterday’s show, which was:

Which golfer has won the Mizuno Classic the most times? Is it:

The Mizuno Classic started in 1973 as the LPGA Japan Classic and is the last full-field event on the tour.

Patty Sheehan became the first woman to win twice in this tournament with wins in 1981 and 88, but then Betsy King became the first golfer to earn consecutive victories with wins in 1992 and 93. Woo-Soon Ko from South Korea won the next two years and six years later, Annika Sorenstam became the first woman to win – not just five times – but five consecutive times with her amazing wins between 2001 and 2005.

So, if you answered C - then you were correct and now have one more entry with your name on it in our computer for our daily drawings and our prize today is a TaylorMade Burner Rescue hybrid – another gold medal winning club on Golf Digest’s 2008 Hot List. Okay, computer, show me today’s winner:

And our winner today is Steven Morgenstern of Springfield, Ohio and now, to claim this prize, just send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days. Congratulations, Steven!

Okay, that wraps another week here on GolfNow’s trivia contest. Thanks so much to everyone who played this week and congratulations to all of our winners plus a big thanks to girls golf for my wardrobe. I’m Keri Murphy, have a great weekend everyone and I’ll see you back again next week for more fun golf trivia and great golf prizes here on GolfNow.com – the #1 tee time website in the nation!

Hi everyone, I’m Keri Murphy and we’re giving away an E-Z-Go push cart – today on GolfNow’s trivia contest.

Welcome back to GolfNow’s trivia contest on this Thursday and our GolfNow network course for today is the Poolesville Golf Course outside of Washington, D.C. – just one of more than 1,000 course in over 20 states where you can save when you book online here at www.GolfNow.com.

Okay, the Mizuno Classic begins tomorrow as the LPGA Tour begins to wind down and today’s question has to do with this tournament played in Japan each year and so, our question for today is:

Which golfer has won the Mizuno Classic the most times? Is it:

A. Betsy King

B. Woo-Soon Ko

C. Annika Sorenstam

D. Patty Sheehan

Mark your answer on the entry form at GolfNow.com and tomorrow we’ll tell you who it is and, if your answer was correct, then you’ll add another entry into our computer for our daily drawings. Okay, now let’s find out the answer to our question from yesterday’s show, which was:

Who was Gene Sarazen flying in a plane with when he came up with the idea for the sand wedge?

There had been an earlier version of a sand wedge before Gene Sarazen’s, but because that early club had a concave face it was banned by the R&A and the USGA. Then, in 1931, Sarazen was in Florida for a tournament and went flying with Howard Hughes. While he was in the air, he noticed how the flaps adjusted downward during takeoff and used that principle to design his new club, which he made by applying solder to a Wilson pitching wedge. Sarazen actually called it a sand iron, and took it with him to the 1932 British Open, but kept it upside down in his golf bag so no one would see it. It worked great each time he got into a bunker and word began to spread as other players learned about the new club and, of course, now it’s an important club in every golfer’s bag.

So, if you answered D – then you were right and you now have one more entry into our computer for our daily drawings and our prize today is a Sun Mountain Deluxe Cart Bag. Okay, computer, show me today’s winner:

And our winner is Richard McMahon of San Diego, California. Congratulations, Richard, and to claim this Sun Mountain bag, then be sure to send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days so we can send that prize out to you.

Okay, that’s it for today. There are still some great tee time deals waiting for you for this weekend so be sure to see just how much you can save by booking your tee times online with us at www.golfnow.com I’m KM, have a great Thursday and I’ll see you again tomorrow here on GolfNow’s trivia contest.

It’s Wednesday, November 5th and we’re giving away a Bag Boy travel cover - today on GolfNow’s trivia contest.

Hi, everyone, Keri Murphy here with another edition of GolfNow’s trivia contest. Our featured course for today is Casta Del Sol in beautiful Mission Viejo, California and because Casta Del Sol is part of our nationwide GolfNow network, then you can save when you book your tee times online with us here at www.GolfNow.com.

You probably know that Gene Sarazen invented the sand wedge that we all use today, but how many of you know that he got the idea while one an airplane with a famous pilot? So, with that in mind, our question for today is:

Who was Gene Sarazen flying in a plane with when he came up with the idea for the sand wedge? Is it:

A. Charles Lindbergh

B. Amelia Earheart

C. Wiley Post

D. Howard Hughes

Just go to the entry form at GolfNow.com to submit your answer and tomorrow, we’ll tell you who Gene Sarazen was flying with and, if your answer was correct, then you will add one more entry into our computer for our daily drawings. Okay, let’s find out the answer to our question from yesterday’s , which was:

Which golfer has the most top-ten finished in a single season on the PGA Tour?

We’ve talked about Harold “Jug” McSpaden before, most recently about him being one of the “Gold Dust Twins” along with Byron Nelson during the 1940’s, and it was in 1945 that he became the golfer who still holds the record for the most top-ten finishes in a single season. That was the year that Nelson won a total of 18 tournaments, including his amazing streak of 11 tournaments in a row, with McSpaden often coming in second place behind his friend and Jug ended up that year with 31 top ten finishes, including 13 second place finishes.

So, if you answered C – then you were right, which means that you now have one more entry into our computer for our daily drawings and our prize today is a Bag Boy hard top/soft side travel cover. Okay, computer, show me today’s winner:

And our winner today is Eddie Lasko of Kennesaw, Georgia. Congratulations, Eddie and now, to claim this travel cover, just send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days and we will get it out to you.

GolfNow.com’s free Hot Deal E-mail club allows you to receive tee time deals so low that they can’t be offered on our website, but you can get them delivered right to your computer inbox. Plus, download the GolfNow Yahoo widget and you’ll have access to those hot deals 24 hours a day, 7 days a week right on your desktop. Check out all the details today right on our homepage at www.GolfNow.com. I’m Keri Murphy and I’ll see you again tomorrow here on GolfNow’s Trivia Contest.

It’s Big Prize Tuesday and we’re giving away a Scotty Cameron putter today on GolfNow’s trivia contest.

Welcome back to the trivia contest here on GolfNow.com – I’m Keri Murphy and our featured GolfNow network course for today is Bridges Golf Course in Madison, Wisconsin and you can save when you book your tee times for this course online with us right here at www.GolfNow.com.

A few weeks ago we talked about Sam Snead’s record for the most top-ten finishes during his career but we were also wondering about this:

Which golfer has the most top-ten finished in a single season on the PGA Tour? Was it:

A. Jack Nicklaus

B. Billy Casper

C. Harold McSpaden

D. Walter Hagen

As always, just mark your answer on the entry form at GolfNow.com and tomorrow we’ll tell you had the most top ten finished in a season and you can find out if your answer was correct. Okay, let’s find out the answer to our question from yesterday’s show, which was:

Which country won the very first Espirito Santo Trophy?

Like the Eisenhower Trophy, the Espirito Santo Trophy is given out to the women’s amateur team that wins the World Amateur Golf Team Championships. While the Eisenhower Trophy was first given out in 1958, the first women’s amateur event in this championship series was held in 1964 with teams from 25 different countries competing. In the end, the French team won that first trophy when Catherine Lacoste, who would go on to win the 1967 U.S. Women’s Open, shot a final round 73 to defeat the U.S. team by just one stroke.

So, if you answered C – then you were right and now have one more entry into our computer for our daily drawings and our prize today is a Scotty Cameron Studio Select putter. Okay, computer, show me today’s winner:

And our big prize Tuesday winner is William Wicker of Dumont, New Jersey. Congratulations, William, and to claim this big prize just be sure to send an e-mail to me at keri@golfnow.com within the next 30 days.

Okay, that’s it for today’s show. When you’re ready to save up to 70% on your next tee times, then be sure to book online here at www.GolfNow.com. I’m KM, have a great Tuesday and I’ll see you tomorrow here on GolfNow’s Trivia Contest.