Golf Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

PGA Championship app pushes latest scores, includes buy-up live video

by Michael Rose (Aug 14th, 2010)

The set overlap between "iPhone owners" and "fans of professional golf" isn't trivial, so it's worth mentioning that the free app for the 92nd PGA Championship is available in the App Store. You can follow along with the action at Whistling Straits this weekend in glorious Retina Display detail, and ...

Found Footage: Playing virtual golf in Manhattan with Gigaputt for iPhone

by Steven Sande (May 7th, 2010)

Considering the number of iPhones around the world, I have this sinking feeling that we're going to start seeing a lot of people wandering looking like fools. Well, they already look like fools, but when people start swinging imaginary golf clubs in public they're going to look even more foolish. ...

Airport diversion: Adrenaline Golf Online

by Mel Martin (Dec 2nd, 2009)

I think the iPhone really solves the 'sitting at the airport with hours to kill' problem quite well. As iPhone owners, we know we can browse the web, catch up on email or the news, even check to see why your flight is late. I have another suggestion. Give Adrenaline Golf Online [iTunes link] a ...

A look at three new Gameloft iPhone games

by Cory Bohon (May 18th, 2009)

I have been in love with Gameloft games on the iPhone since I bought my first one last year. Not only do their games have great graphics, they also have great controls and game play. Gameloft has recently released several new iPhone/iPod touch games, and I'm going to give you a first look at three ...

Adobe demos Photoshop CS4's content-aware scaling

by Robert Palmer (Oct 9th, 2008)

In a QuickTime screencast, Adobe's Russell Brown demonstrates content-aware scaling, a feature of Photoshop CS4, due to be released this month. A lower-resolution YouTube demo from Lynda.com is available here, if you don't want to download a huge QuickTime movie. The content is different, but ...

Scorecard

by Scott McNulty (Jan 22nd, 2007)

Earlier today one of my co-workers came up to me and said, 'Hey, this is a silly question but do you know of any apps for OS X that will let me track golf stats?' Since I am a leading Apple pundit (in my mind), the pressure was on. Luckily, I did know of an app that does just that, Scorecard. I did ...