JUST days before Tiger Woods' arrival for the Masters, we conclude our series on what made him the world's greatest golfer. Full Article at Herald Sun

Michael Sim, Fran Quinn and 23 other Nationwide Tour players earned the right to ply their trade on the PGA Tour in 2010. So who are these guys? After losing in a playoff, Jamie Lovemark and Rickie Fowler proved they have game. As for staying power? Full Article at ESPN

Today, October 25, 2009, marks the 10-year anniversary of the tragic plane crash that killed golfing great Payne Stewart, along with five others. It was merely four months after he won the US Open at Pinehurst. Full Article at Huffington Post

Every week of the 2009 PGA Tour season, the editorial staff of the SI Golf Group will conduct an e-mail roundtable. Check in on Mondays for the unfiltered opinions of our writers and editors. Full Article at Sports Illustrated

It's been 10 years since Payne Stewart was taken from his family and friends. Many of those who knew him share their recollections of that tragic day. Pros with dreams of playing -- and staying -- on the PGA Tour in 2010 have a wild few weeks ahead. Full Article at ESPN

Golf Channel on Sunday will commemorate the 10th anniversary of the passing of Payne Stewart with a one-hour special. The Comcast-owned network will air a themed one-hour edition of Golf Central Pre Game Oct. 25 at noon. Full Article at Multichannel News

It was a cool morning in late October with a few puffy white clouds in the sky. Temperatures would reach the middle 70s later in the afternoon. A light breeze made it a perfect day for golf, and flying. Full Article at ESPN

Ten years ago today, Payne Stewart was killed in a freak air accident. Full Article at Irish Independent

NAPLES Ten years later, the pain remains real for the world of golf — the loss of Payne Stewart in a plane mishap on Oct. 25, 1999. He was a friend. A brother. And a big brother. Full Article at Naples Daily News

Staffers at the News-Leader were as mesmerized and saddened by the scene playing out on television on Oct. 25, 1999, as everyone else across America. But they had a job to do, even through their grief. Full Article at The Springfield News-Leader

A lot of remarkable things were happening in golf in 1999. Tiger Woods had broken out of a mini-slump to win the PGA Championship, his second major title. Jose Maria Olazabal had completed a comeback from physical problems to win the Masters. Full Article at The Desert Sun

-- Today is Sunday, Oct. 25, the 298th day of 2009. There are 67 days left in the year. Full Article at The Washington Post

Today's Highlight in History: On Oct. 25, 1859, radical abolitionist John Brown went on trial in Charles Town, Va. , for his failed raid on the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor

10 Years Ago Indiana declawed the Iowa Hawkeyes, 38-31. Diane Tesler, an East Coast artist, is renovating a building in Kewanna for an art gallery. Golfer Payne Stewart has died in a plane crash. Full Article at Pharos-Tribune

In the past 20 years, golf has a small number of images that have burned themselves deep into our brains. Greg Norman hitting his knees on Sunday at the Masters in 1996. Full Article at AOL Sports

Tragic loss: if Payne Stewart had lived, he was America's likely Ryder Cup captain next year Photo: GETTY IMAGES But why should we remember? What has Sunday's anniversary of Stewart's death got to do with us? Full Article at The Telegraph

It was a cool morning in late October with a few puffy, white clouds in the sky. It would reach the middle-70s later in the afternoon. A light breeze made it a perfect day for golf, and flying. Full Article at Golf Digest

NAPLES REMOTELY INTERESTING: Sunday will be the 10-year anniversary of Payne Stewart’s death, and the Golf Channel is commemorating the tragedy by reliving Stewart’s final victory tonight at 7:30. Full Article at Naples Daily News

Payne Stewart plays the harmonica while on stage with Duck Soup in Houston. Every so often I think back to the day we met. It was some 30 years ago on a bench outside the pro shop at Morris Williams Golf Course in Austin, Texas. Full Article at PGATour.com