RSS feeds for the latest headlines, columnists, fantasy reports and more are now available on PGATOUR.com FREE for individual use. Subscribe today to get sports news and information delivered directly to your desktop - 24 hours a day. Not familiar with RSS technology? The following FAQ's will help you get started and anwser basic questions.

RSS (Real Simple Syndication) gives Internet users an easy way to keep up with the latest information being published on their favorite websites. An RSS "Feed consists of headlines from stories that have been recently published, a short synopsis and a link to the rest of the story. You can organize RSS content from multiple websties in on convenient location, making it easier to stay udpated without having to surf each individual site.

PGATOUR.com is providing some of its popular feeds in RSS format free of charge, for person use only. The feeds may not be used for commercial purposes. Attribution to PGATOUR.com, which is included in each feed, is required.

In order to take advantage of RSS feeds, you will need to use a RSS reader - a program that makes it possible to collect and view RSS feeeds in one convenient location. They work by periodically retrieving and displaying updates to each subscribed site's feed. Most news readers are programs that must be downlaoded and installed onto your computer, but there are some web-based options available as well. Here are some of the more popular news readers that are available and other resources where you can learn more about RSS technology. You will need to follow each reader's individual instructions for use.

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Subscribing to RSS feeds is easy. Simply click on the RSS subscibe button to be taken to the page for your RSS reader. You will automatically receive the feed each time it's published.

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Below is a list of the news (of "RSS") feeds that PGATOUR.com offers. There feeds are updated whenever relevant new conent is published to the site. RSS uspport is already built into the increasingl poular Firefox web browser, as well as, Google has a directory of news readers.