In terms of golf marketing, there is TaylorMade and everyone else. The company that really got the ball rolling with different colored drivers has been on a rampage the last few years of the golf industry, and with an excellent marketing team paired with some really cool golf clubs it's been smooth sailing for TM.

Now comes the R1 (we reviewed the driver right here), and to celebrate Military Appreciation Day this week TaylorMade had drivers hand-delivered ... from the air.

The Precision Skydiving Team flew through the air with TaylorMade branded parachutes, bringing drivers to Dustin Johnson, Sergio Garcia and other pros to give out to some of our combat-injured military.

It was a cool scene, with plenty of smiles and a fun experience for both the pros and the military personal that attended. I always wonder what is next for TaylorMade, and the creative team always surprises me with stuff I would have never thought of, including this.

Karrie Webb — Getty Images

The above picture, taken by Stefan Postles of Getty Images, could rank as one of my favorite golf shots of all of 2013 when it's all said and done. Apparently there was a kangaroo delay (yes, a kangaroo delay) at the Women's Australian Open on Thursday and that is Karrie Webb waiting for the hopping fellows to get off the grounds so she can hit a golf shot.

I know the USGA has rules against burrowing animals holes, reptiles, and ant hills but what do you think the call is on kangaroos?

h/t Deadspin

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OdysseyWelcome to Devil Ball's Proving Ground, where we put the latest golf gear through its paces. Today, we look at Odyssey's Versa putter.

Tester — Shane Bacon — Handicap: +1.3

Target Golf Audience — All handicaps

Initial thoughts

The first thing any golfers wants with a putter is one that looks good. That's normally the rule of thumb with any golf club, but the putter is your last line of defense against a bogey and you have to enjoy the look before you enjoy the performance.

Taking the Odyssey Versa out of the box (I have the #1 black option), I was excited about the contrast in colors on the top of the head. It's a good looking putter to begin with, but something about the black-on-white-on-black had me excited.

The idea of the color contrast is to help you take the putter back and through on the same line. The slogan behind the Versa is that one degree off-line can be the difference between a made and missed putt and anyone that has played this silly game can agree on that. The

Retief Goosen — Getty ImagesThis year I was coerced by a hockey writing friend of mine to do a weekly one-and-done golf pool that allows you to pick one golfer, never to use them again in 2013. Since I'm doing it for fun (and DEFINITELY not for money, no way, no how), I figured I'd post my weekly picks here, with who I've already used under it and my record for the year, and against the others in the pool. We're calling this Darts in the Dark.

Northern Trust Open pick: Retief Goosen

Before I get into my pick this week, I just wanted to say thanks to Dustin Johnson. The long-hitter looked fantastic to start the season and I was excited about the time I'd use him. I told myself, "Oh Shane, why not put him in the back of your pocket for the FedEx Cup playoffs or the British Open or something when everyone else will be using guys with "Van" as a middle name or something" and I was all excited to do that. And then like a drunk guy in Las Vegas who broke even at the blackjack table and was trying to convince himself to

There is absolutely nothing enjoyable about having to take a bathroom break in a porta-potty. They smell, they're dirty and you're either usually super hot or super cold while inside of one.

But a porta-potty meth lab on a golf course? That isn't a thing, right?!

Wrong. In Oklahoma, investigators found a mini meth lab inside a porta-potty in the middle of a golf course, which has to be the weirdest/most creative meth lab in history.

Via the KFOR report ...

"Under cover drug agents defuse a mini meth lab found inside a porta-potty in the middle of a golf course Tuesday in Purcell. Staffers noticed strange sports drink bottles with chemicals inside the porta-potty and called police.

Officers arrived and soon realized someone had been inside making meth using the “shake and bake” method."

While Walter White wouldn't exactly approve, apparently this is a real thing, and the video below gives you the details.

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TwitterFor golfers, the only Black Widows we ever encounter are the occasionally soft spikes lost on the driving range, but that wasn't the case with LET rookie Daniela Holmqvist.

The Swede was playing in a pre-qualifier for the Women's Australian Open in Yarralumla, Australia when she felt a sharp pain in her leg on the fourth hole. When she looked down, she saw a spider crawling off and immediately the pain became severe.

As someone who has looped over on the Australian links I can promise you that the one thing the place has is some nasty spiders, and the caddies immediately identified it as a Black Widow.

What happened next might make Holmqvist the toughest golfer in the world.

Via Svensk Golf (via Golf Digest) ...

Her caddies told her that the venom from a Black Widow can sometimes kill a child in half an hour, so Holmqvist knew she had to act fast. With her leg swelling, Holmqvist reached into her pocket and pulled out a tee. She quickly cut open her skin and squeezed the venom out.

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Tiger Woods — Getty ImagesThere is no real shock that Tiger Woods will be at next week's Accenture Match Play (besides the fact that Phil Mickelson will be skipping the WGC event once again), but it is nice to hear that Woods will be hitting up three events in a row on the PGA Tour.

Starting next week, expect to see as much of Tiger as you can stand (as long as he sticks around in the match play longer than he has lately) as he is expected to hit up the Accenture, then the Honda Classic and finally Doral.

Tiger has won the Match Play three times, with the last being in 2008, the only time he's triumphed since the event was moved to Arizona, and while he's never won the Honda Classic it was last year that really got him going with his final round 62, leaving him just behind champion Rory McIlroy.

Woods has won the Cadillac Championship six times in his career.

So there you have it. Tiger, golf, three weeks in a row. It's the 2013 PGA Tour season in full swing.

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Brandt Snedeker — Getty ImagesWelcome to Teeing Off, where Devil Ball editor Shane Bacon and national columnist Jay Busbee take a day's topic and smack it all over the course. Suggest a future topic by hitting us on Twitter at@shanebacon and @jaybusbee. Today we look at the thought of dominating these days on tour. Here goes ...

Bacon: Long are the days of the Tiger Woods and Vijay Singh runs at double-digit wins on tour. These days if a guy wins two or three times in a season not only is it a huge deal, but he might just be the top candidate for the Player of the Year. With the start that Brandt Snedeker has had in 2013, the question is worth bringing up; how do we define "dominance" on the PGA Tour? Is it consistent top-fives? Multiple wins in a row? A win plus a major in the same season? How do we figure this out and is it even possible to dominate on the 2013 PGA Tour?

Busbee: The relative talent level right now in golf is broader than it's ever been. Does that mean that the players now could beat Nicklaus,