RSS
http://rss.golf.com/web/golf/rss/tours_news/index.xml
Instruction
http://rss.golf.com/web/golf/rss/instruction/index.xml
Videos: Golf Tips for Your iPod From Top 100 Teachers
http://rss.golf.com/web/golf/rss/podcasts/videos/index.xml
Equipment
http://rss.golf.com/web/golf/rss/equipment/index.xml
Courses & Travel
http://rss.golf.com/web/golf/rss/courses_travel/index.xml
Press Tent Blog
http://blogs.golf.com/presstent/index.rdf
The Shop Blog
http://blogs.golf.com/equipment/index.rdf
Lighter Side Blog
http://blogs.golf.com/lighterside/index.rdf
Fantasy Blog
http://blogs.golf.com/fantasy_golf/index.rdf
What is RSS?
Short for "Really Simple Syndication", RSS is a feed that often consists of a list of headlines. For instance, Golf.com's RSS feed supplies continually updated golf related news headlines and photos - with a link on each headline to the article or gallery, in case you'd like to see more.
How can I get Golf.com's RSS feed?
To create your own customized page where you can receive feeds from Golf.com, you need a dedicated RSS "aggregator" or reader software. Some readers run on your desktop and behave much like common e-mail software, while others are Web-based.
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What are the benefits of using Golf.com's RSS feed?
Because our feeds automatically update as stories and photos are added to the site, you get up-to-the-minute golf news and photos, including latest scores, Top 100 Teacher Tips, Videos and more.
What are the terms of service?
By using our free RSS feeds, you are considered to have accepted Golf.com's RSS terms and conditions of use.
