He didn't start playing golf until he was 37, and has the game ever impacted who Michael Wilbon of ESPN has met, where he has traveled, and how he lives his life.

Join Michael on a delicious, story-filled journey that includes playing golf with a U.S. President, on-course trash talking with Tony Kornheiser, his co-host on "Pardon the Interruption," and watching his son blow by the old man off the tee.

Please enjoy this terrific interview with ESPN's Michael Wilbon and discover how golf has truly changed his life.

She was once so shy as a junior golfer about speaking in public that she intentionally three-putted so as not to win. All Annika Sorenstam did was shake off the nerves and proceed to having one of the greatest careers in LPGA history, carving out a remarkable run all the way to the World Golf Hall of Fame.

Along with my special co-host, 1989 Open Champion Mark Calcavecchia, join Annika as she talks about the joy of playing golf with her son in the PNC Championship and her commitment to the Foundation that bears her name and is helping to develop, empower and advance young women around the world through golf and in life.

As the NFL Playoffs begin this weekend, kick it off right here with fabulous insights and stories from Brian Mitchell, one of the greatest special-teams performers in league history. Find out who BMitch thinks will win Super Bowl 60, and why the 103 rounds of golf he played last year were on the low side for him.

Get in the return mode with Brian Mitchell, here on "Musings on Golf."