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The voice of The Masters on CBS and Sportscaster of the Year, Jim Nantz just about does it all. Watch and listen as he addresses the three finalists for the 2009 Ben Hogan Award streamed live on Golfweek Friday May 22, 2009.

Golfweek was there to bring you live, streaming coverage of the 2009 Ben Hogan Award Ceremony in its entirety. If you weren't able to catch this exclusive event, we're giving you one more chance to see the interviews and speeches you won't see anywhere else.

We catch up with world-renowned golf course architect Pete Dye at Purdue University after a debate over environmental issues with his Kampen course.

In part two of this two part video, Asher finds out that golfers do in fact workout, and hard!

In part one of this two part video, we take a tour of Purdue's indoor golf training facilities. Then, Asher sees if he has what it takes to complete a Purdue golf workout.

The name may be Triple XXX but the food is triple mmm! The Golfweek gang tastes the local fare at one of Purdue's most famous restaurants.

Asher Wildman and Lance Ringler find longtime Purdue men's basketball head coach Gene Keady in the gallery at the Kampen course.

Ron Balicki, Jay Coffin and Lance Ringler join Asher Wildman to make their picks and predictions for the 2008 NCAA Championship.

In order to get the whole NCAA Championship experience, the GolfweekTV gang wanted to do what the locals do... in West Lafayette, that means midnight softball!

In the final installment, the Indiana Hoosiers meet for the last time before the 2008 NCAA Championship.

In the second of three installments, Asher Wildman talks to the Indiana Hoosiers about a change to their lineup prior to the 2008 NCAA Championship.

In the first of three installments, Asher Wildman joins the Indiana Hoosiers as they prepare for the 2008 NCAA Championship.

Asher and Lance try to catch one of the many infamous rabbits that roam the University of New Mexico's Championship course. The key word here is, "try."

Asher meets a man who helps the NCAA spotters in some unusual ways.

Asher and Lance spend their rain-delay with the Albuquerque Isotopes.

Asher entertains the rain-delay crowd on the bus at the NCAA Women's Championship.

The Golfweek staff eats at many different places on the road, but this place has a little bit of history behind it.

Asher Wildman takes a small detour to New Mexico's state capital to ask the locals and some politicians for their picks for the Women's NCAA National Championship.

Asher Wildman takes the day off as a college golf reporter in the air-conditioned media room, and spends the day as a college golf fan in the middle of the New Mexico desert.

Golfweek's college experts make their predictions for the Women's Division I NCAA Championship.

After missing the chance to play at the National Championships last season, the UNLV men's golf team is looking to rebound this year.

Asher Wildman asks why Georgia State coach Matt Clark has his men's team wear the pink shirts.

Asher Wildman sits with three college players from across the country to debate the hot-button issues in NCAA Golf.

Golfweek's college crew gathers at the Coaches Convention to discuss the latest issues. And, who will win the national championship?

The Wake Forest Demon Deacons win their first women's tournament in 4 years and the Virginia Tech Hokies get their second straight road victory.

UNC Wilmington sophomore, Carmen Perez-Narbon emulates what it's like to play for the love of the game.

Asher Wildman puts Virginia Tech's Drew Weaver on the spot at the Landfall Tradition.

Georgia's third victory at the UCF/Isleworth Invitational leaves other teams wondering when it'll be their turn to bring home the trophy.

Southern Methodist University gets off to a fresh start this season after Colt Knost turns pro.

Asher Wildman talks to the East Tennessee State Buccaneers about what it's like leaving the British Isles to play college golf in the States.

The clock hasn't struck midnight for the University of Tennessee Chattanooga as they may be this year's Cinderella story.

Florida Atlantic University claims their first victory at the Xavier Invitational at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, FL.

Florida Atlantic University claims their first victory at the Xavier Invitational at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, FL.

The Alabama Crimson Tide claims a victory at the Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate for the second year in a row.

The Texas Tech Red Raiders are "pumping up" to avoid being victims of the new .500 rule.

See how Pete Dye worked for Purdue Pete for one dollar.

Trey Jones' squad hopes to chop their way to the top after their first win in 9 years.

After tying for the bronze at last year's NCAA Championship, the Charlotte 49ers are looking for gold.

Around Campus returns this fall with final-round coverage from the Myrtle Beach Classic.

Stanford played well early and often at Golden Horseshoe, and the Cardinal took home the 2007 NCAA Division I Men's Championship.

Rod Myers passed away in March. Players, friends and family pay tribute to the long-time Duke coach.

Michael Schachner made NCAA history by scoring an amazing 60 at the Golden Horseshoe in round 3.

Freshman Chance Pipitone is the first Penn golfer to compete at the NCAA Championship in nearly 50 years.

Stanford continues to take the lead, but Minnesota has the Cardinal looking over their shoulders.

Chris Kirk was on the brink of turning pro last year, but decided to return for his final season as a Georgia Bulldog.

Stanford takes the top spot while big contenders come up short.

It's not a surprise that the Duke Blue Devils captured a three-peat, but it was the individual race that provided the most drama, ending in a Stacy Lewis victory.

Before becoming the face of Arkansas women's golf, Stacy Lewis overcame tremendous tribulation.

Purdue maybe the only chance for an upset, as Duke finishes eight shots ahead of them in round three.

Freshman Jodi Ewart has made an immediate impact on the New Mexico Lobo program.

Duke started the day by taking a commanding lead over the rest of the field. By show of hands, is anyone shocked? Anyone?

Louisville made headlines after Round 1 of the NCAA Championship, where it is making its first appearance in school history.

With two NCAA Championships under their belts, the Duke Blue Devils have a large target on their backs as they try for a third consecutive championship.

Two teams who had never been to a national championship make the top six, while other teams play below their expectations.

It took a three-team playoff to determine the final two bids at the West Regional, while South Carolina earned the team title.

It came down to a playoff between Minnesota and Texas A&M in the final round of the Men's Central Regional.

It came down to a four-hole playoff between two South Carolina schools to determine the 10th spot in the Men's East Regional. Coastal Carolina topped Clemson to advance.

UCLA continues to lead the West Regional, but South Carolina is just one shot back with one round to go.

A hurricane blew through the Men's Central Regional in Sugar Grove, Ill., but this time it was by the hands of Tulsa.

The SEC and ACC represented itself well in Alpharetta, Ga., as the two conferences take up eight of the top ten spots after two rounds of the Men's East Regional.

UCLA leads in both team and individual categories, while low scores were the norm at the Men's West Regional.

The Louisville Cardinals were the only team that could handle the "rough" conditions at the Men's Central Regional in Sugar Grove, Ill.

It came down to home field advantage as Georgia Tech took the lead after Round 1 of the Men's East Regional in Alpharetta, Ga.

Oklahoma St. and Stanford tied for the victory, while Denver earned its first bid to Nationals in school history.

Duke broke records in the final round of the Women's East Regional, and Louisville grabbed the final spot to earn its first NCAA Championship berth in school history.

USC proved Lance Ringler and his not-so-trusty 8-ball wrong by winning the Women's Central Regional.

Oklahoma St. is at the top of both the team and individual leaderboards after two rounds of the West Regional, and several teams are on the bubble for advancing to the Nationals.

The Indiana Hoosiers continue to impress while Arkansas and Arizona are tied for the coveted eights spot after two rounds of the Central Regional.

UCLA and Sydnee Michaels still lead after two rounds of the East Regional, while Duke and Auburn made big moves to get inside the cut line.

No teams broke par, but Stanford managed its game the best, taking a 4-shot lead after the opening round of the NCAA West Regional.

Asher Wildman reviews Day 1 at the Women's Central Regional in Ann Arbor, Mich.

Sean Martin reports from the first day of the NCAA Women's East Regional, where UCLA took the lead on a day full of birdies...and surprises.

Pepperdine has finished within the top five at the NCAA National Championships the past four years. The Waves enter this postseason hoping to take the next step.

Sara Brown left the warmth of Tucson, Arizona to play golf at Michigan State. Find out what factors led to that decision for the Spartan junior.

Watch a dominant performance by Southern California at the Pac-10 Championship at the Eugene Country Club in Eugene, Oregon.

Asher Wildman sat down with head Hokie Jay Hardwick last October. Virginia Tech just won the ACC Championship, giving Hardwick a title in four different conferences.

Cole Isban dreamed of playing for Notre Dame at an early age. With his senior year nearing an end, he looks back on his Fighting Irish career.

As the regular season winds down, Asher Wildman and Ron Balicki recap the year and preview the post season.

Asher Wildman puts East Tennessee coach Fred Warren On the Spot. What would he do if he had the key to NCAA headquarters?

BYU junior Daniel Summerhays talks about juggling golf, school, and the honey-do list.

The state of Georgia dominates as three of its schools finish in the top 5 at the U.S. Collegiate Championship.

Michigan rallied in the final round to win the Indiana Invitational played at Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel, Ind.

The Florida State Seminoles are young, but the team doesn't want to hear any excuses. Head Coach Trey Jones has put together a team that is sure to make some noise over the next few years.

No, it's not the NCAA Championship yet! It's the U.S. Collegiate Championship in Atlanta, where 15 of the top 30 schools in the country are enjoying the unique perks.

Battling competition and climate, Michigan State earned both team and individual titles at the Boilermaker Invitational.

Seven of the nation's top-10 teams competed at the Ping/ASU Invitational. Find out how the Sun Devils won their fourth tournament of the year and who captured the individual title.

Wichita State coach Grier Jones believes in hard work. His hard work the past 13 years has transformed the Shockers into a team with a winning attitude.

Renee Skidmore arrived at the University of Idaho in 2004. Find out why the junior is one of the nation's most consistent golfers.

It took a three-hole playoff to determine the individual champion at the UNLV Spring Invitational, while BYU walked away with team honors.

Second no more. After consecutive second-place finishes Lamar stepped up to claim its first victory of the spring. Rhys Davies walked away with individual honors.

The USC Trojans had a disappointing season last year, find out how fresh new faces are turning things around.

UCLA walks away with the team and individual titles at the Southern Highlands Collegiate.

Four of the top players in college golf were paired together at the Jim Hackler Championship. Listen to their thoughts.

How can Rollins-Florida Southern be considered a rivalry if only one team acknowledges the other as their main competition.

Surprise, surprise, surprise. Duke and Amanda Blumenherst run away with the inaugural UCF Challenge. The Blue Devils appear as dominant as ever.

Tulane University cut several programs after Hurricane Katrina. Men's golf was one of them. Listen to how Vanderbilt coach Tom Shaw reacts to what happened in New Orleans.

The NCAA has announced a new rule for the 2007-2008 season. Asher Wildman and Lance Ringler break down the changes for next year.

It was a close match at the UCF/Rio Pinar Intercollegiate as the Chattanooga Mocs win by one stroke.

The Alabama Crimson Tide proved that their three fall victories were no fluke as they start the spring with a win.