Study-room table, seat cushion, physics textbook -- nothing but suds

Lots of college students have figured out ways to incorporate sports into their loafing-and-drinking time -- tossing the football between sofas, trying to make putts from one end of the hall to the other, beer pong -- but few have done it as creatively as the guys in the video below. They concocted a series of Rube Goldberg putts that, at least in the edited version, find the bottom of the beer-filled cup every single time. We're guessing they're physics majors with sinking GPAs and single-digit handicaps.

Reminds us a little bit of this old ad campaign:

John Daly: No shirt, no shoes, no Tour card

John Daly is without a Tour card, and as you can tell from this video, he's apparently missing his shirt and shoes too. Classy! Ozarksfirst.com caught up with Daly at Muder Rock, his new course in Branson, Mo. Big news came out of this interview. After surgery to repair a stomach muscle, Daly revealed that he once again "can see the club out of my left eye on my backswing." Watch out, Tiger! Watch the video below:

What's your handicap?

Check out this clip from Family Guy - remind you at all of your foursome?

(Warning: While the swearing is bleeped, there's quite a bit of bleeping)

Are you going to charge me a caddie fee?

The clever boys from MTV's show Jackass attempted to play a round of real golf at a miniature golf course. Watch the video below as a worker does his best to remove Johnny Knoxville from the facility.

Four new ads featuring Phil

Crowne Plaza has filtered the submissions for its "A Meeting With Phil" campaign. The result is four new TV commercials featuring Phil lookalikes, fans, people who have been hit by a shot from Phil (this one includes Feherty!), and people with advice for Phil. Watch them all in player below, or see them at ameetingwithphil.com.

Immelman on Letterman

Masters champ Trevor Immelman stopped by the "Late Show with David Letterman" to deliver Monday's Top 10 List. You can watch the video here.

Top Ten Ways Trevor Immelman's Life Has Changed Since Winning The Masters

10. I've been elevated from 'Unknown' to 'Obscure'    
9. Thanks to the prize money, I no longer have to buy generic root beer    
8. Suddenly I don't look so foolish for trademarking 'Immelmania'
7. I'm BFF's with Lauren and Heidi from 'The Hills'    
6. President Bush called to congratulate me on winning Wimbledon    
5. When my caddy recommends a club I can say, 'Excuse me, how many Masters have you won?'    
4. Invited to Masters Winners Week on 'Jeopardy'    
3. I get a lifetime supply of them little pencils    
2. Guess who's playing 36 holes with the Pope this weekend?    
1. Get to put my arm around Tiger Woods and say, 'Maybe next year'

The King's 'In the Bunker'

Elvis's hit "In the Ghetto" gets a golf twist courtesy of eTrueSports.com.

Tiger's Moon Shot

Gatorade has put Tiger on the moon, where he outdrove Alan B. Shepard Jr. by a mile. You can compare the new ad ...

... with the original swing from 1971:

Take my wife, please

An ad for Fosters Lager puts a new twist on an old golf-joke theme:

The Right Spot

A new batch of those witty Cobra commercials -- starring David Feherty with Ian Poulter, J.B. Holmes, Camilo Villegas, Geoff Ogilvy and Jason Gore -- is online now at Cobragolf.com. Sure, the polished product is funny, but as Dick Clark and Ed McMahon proved in the 1980s, it's often the bloopers that get the biggest laughs. The clip below reinforces that truth.