Random quality rounds.

It's NCAA March Madness. So, shout out to Purdue Men's Basketball guard Joe Campbell, who played 57 hoop games, won the 1955 NCAA individual golf title then turned to PGA TOUR golf, where he won three times: '61 Beaumont Open, '62 Baton Rouge Open and '66 Tucson Open.

Late, Great Logos We Love: 1996-2002 as the Air Canada Championship. Surrey, British Columbia.

Know Your Obscure Pro Golfers. Andy Dillard. PGA TOUR starts: 84. Best Finish: T5, 1986 Hawaiian Open. Oh, and this little nugget: He is the only player to begin a U.S. Open with six consecutive birdies. Dillard eventually finished 17th at the 1992 Open at Pebble Beach.

As a Devlin follow-up, this ⬇️ pgatour.com/article/news/l…

Contrary to popular belief, John Daly was not—repeat, not—a standard bearer at the 1988 Canon Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open.

Know Your Obscure Pro Golfers: Bob Beauchemin. PGA TOUR starts: 13. Best Finish: T50, 1981 Hawaiian Open. Later, he became commissioner of the Canadian Tour (1985-93). Please don't let the photo's vertical line flaw distract from the magnificence of the collars.

Chi Chi Rodríguez. An amazing career and the only PGA TOUR golfer to appear on the cover of a Devo album. Rest in peace, Juan.

That time at a Tuesday junior clinic at the 2009 apinv when a kid raised his hand and asked Brad Faxon "Are you @TonyHawk?" Also, this letter:

Every day, fans sent Arnold Palmer items to autograph. A few times each week, Palmer dutifully signed everything. Even when people didn't provide envelopes with pre-paid postage, his office staff mailed each autographed item back, at Palmer's expense.

A vintage tournament program from . . . 30 years ago: Bell Canadian Open. Nick Price won in 1994, with 1993 winner David Frost featured on that year's cover.

At long last, PGA TOUR golf makes its triumphant return to The Motherland. pgatour.com/article/news/l…

Another reason why the Forme Tour was important, giving up-and-comers, guys you knew little about, a place to play when COVID had taken its toll on professional golf.

Late, great logos we love. Greater Milwaukee Open. Perhaps the all-time example of, "Oh, that's a logo for a golf tournament and not an art festival?"

Late, great logos we love, dual-language edition. Royal Canadian Golf Association prior to the Golf Canada rebrand.

I think legendary cartoonist Mel Keefer needed a do-over here. Billy Casper is downright skinny, Gay Brewer looks like Babe Ruth and while there was always the "fat Jack" period of the Golden Bear's life, he was also never Haystacks Calhoun.

Promoters said it was Fuzzy Zoeller joining Lee, Jack and Arnold at the 1986 Skins Game. Nice try. You can't slip Dean Martin past us.

Hi everyone, this is Sherry. I used to work for PGA TOUR Series China as Player Liaison. Since the Tour was suspended because of the pandemic back in early 2020. So if you have any question regarding your trip to China for golf or not, I could offer my help. 😇

Not sure what's more impressive, the gracious letter a teenage Wyndham Clark wrote to PGA TOUR Commissioner Tim Finchem about his Junior PLAYERS experience or the fact Clark had his own letterhead.

TOUR pros hit 1980s persimmon woods 👀 Calvin Peete was the most accurate in golf history with these clubs. Here are the results ⬇️