(Halle Berry, riding in a golf cart and wearing Dolce & Gabbana on the course, via Us Magazine ) Halle Berry, who took up the game of golf not too long ago herself, has teamed up with the Callaway Golf Foundation to serve as “ambassador” in the fight against ovarian cancer. The news release states: Academy Award-winning actress Halle Berry has joined forces with the Callaway Golf Foundation and the Entertainment Industry Foundation as the 2008 ambassador for the Callaway Golf Foundation Women’s Cancer Initiative. Berry will be featured in an extensive print public service announcement campaign this summer aimed at raising awareness and funds to help find a cure for ovarian cancer.

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Halle Berry New Spokesperson for Ovarian Cancer Battle

Maria Verchenova - shown above in a pose for a Russian magazine - is among the first wave of Russian golfers to make an impact on the world’s major tours.

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Maria Verchenova

Johanna Head is part of the “Wilhelmina 7″ group of LPGA golfers signed by the Wilhelmina Modeling Agency. She’s the twin sister of “Big Break Kaanapali” golfer Samantha Head. And as I write this, she’s in second place in the LET’s Scandinavian TPC hosted by Annika.

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Johanna Head

After a weekend of inspired competition, it was left up to one man to steal the show. The single indelible image of Thomas Brent ‘Boo’ Weekley galloping down the first fairway, doing the ‘Happy Gilmore’ dance was the goofiest, yet most dazzling display of bravado the Ryder Cup has witnessed. What professional golfer does that?

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Boo-S-A

After a weekend of inspired competition, it was left up to one man to steal the show.

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Boo-S-A

It was Sunday 31st August when Nick Faldo shocked the golfing fraternity by picking Ian Poulter over Darren Clarke for the Ryder Cup. But it was Sunday 21st September when Poulter silenced all of his critics with a fantastic display that unfortunately couldn’t inspire his fellow teammates to victory over the Americans. Poulter’s decision to not chance his luck at the final European qualifying event for a possible automatic team spot, instead compete in a Fed-Ex event in America, meant that many thought he was putting his career ahead of the teams.

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It was Sunday 31st August when Nick Faldo shocked the golfing fraternity by picking Ian Poulter over Darren Clarke for the Ryder Cup. But it was Sunday 21st September when Poulter silenced all of his critics with a fantastic display that unfortunately couldn’t inspire his fellow teammates to victory over the Americans.

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Poults Justifies Pick

Unfortunately for us Europeans, the performances of Ian Poulter, Graeme McDowell and Justin Rose just couldn’t inspire the rest of the team to pick up their games as they tried to conquer the American lead on the final day of the Ryder Cup.

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Unfortunately for us Europeans, the performances of Ian Poulter, Graeme McDowell and Justin Rose just couldn’t inspire the rest of the team to pick up their games as they tried to conquer the American lead on the final day of the Ryder Cup. When Padriag Harrington & Robert Karlsson stepped onto the tee to face Phil Mickleson & Anthony Kim in the first foursome on Friday, all eyes were on how many points Europe would win by. Come Friday evening and the U.S.

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The Ryder Cup Round Up

What a weekend. Despite the result the 37th Ryder Cup was a joy to watch.

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USA Triumps, Eventually