Originally called Woodstock Hills, the golf course is older and was actually the first place golf-enthusiast Timberlake learned to hit a golf ball.

"...Last year we found out they were going to auction it off and turn it into a development," Timberlake told PGATour.com. "So we thought it was such a landmark for the community, we'd scoop it and save it. And we did. We were able to before it was auctioned off."

Renamed Mirimichi Golf Course, Timberlake's newest venture is the first project in the U.S. to receive the Audubon International's Classic Sanctuary certification.

Justin Timberlake wants to write a book about golf! Sources say lit agent David Vigliano-who has recently repped books by celebrities like Shannon Doherty and Clay Aiken—sent editors a short proposal by the singer last month. Mr. Timberlake has been a golf fanatic for years, getting his first taste of the game as a boy and later playing it with a group of roadies during the last *NSYNC tour. Today, he regularly competes in charity tournaments, and even owns an environmentally friendly golf course in his hometown of Millington, Tennessee.

We founded PinksandGreens to change this. We wanted to create a shopping experience similar to that of your favorite boutiques. No more massive sporting goods stores, where you can also pick up a batting helmet and a hockey jersey! Believe it or not, there *are* many great golf brands out there that allow women to look chic on and off the links, and PinksandGreens is here to help you discover them. We are starting with our favorite brands that we've found through traveling and recommendations; as we grow, our inventory variety will continue to expand. The product is shot on active models and is shown from multiple angles, giving you a true understanding of the fit and fabric. Customer ratings and feedback will further help you find pieces that will flatter as well as compliment your game. If we do not carry what you are looking for, give us a call or shoot us an email; we will work with you to find your favorite brand, color, size, that cherished shirt from your honeymoon that you can’t find anywhere else...

Tote bags, umbrellas, stress balls, Tiffany paperweights and other items now stored in closets and warehouses from New York to Chicago will be returned to Lehman and sold to pay creditors, according to a court filing yesterday. Lehman filed the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history in September and has about $200 billion in unsecured liabilities left to pay, Chief Executive Officer Bryan Marsal said Jan. 28.

As part of the arrangement, Lehman is barred from trying to sell the objects to Barclays' employees, according to court papers. The investment bank may need a liquidator to move the logoed goods, which would fetch "a discount to their intrinsic value," said Richard Kaye, chief marketing officer at Hilco Trading, which values and sells assets for companies, in a phone interview.

"A golf ball plays the same way no matter what it says on it," said Kaye, who might offer Hilco's services to Lehman, he said. "But does someone want to walk around with a logoed Lehman umbrella?"

Items in storage include: 1,630 green canvas duffle bags with Lehman ribbon, 353 green compact golf umbrellas, 75 Waterford Marquis Treviso crystal clocks, 682 white Lehman coffee mugs, 130 Swiss Army pens, an English beechwood-lined sterling silver box from 1902, 200 Lehman conference pens, 12 pairs of Links of London cufflinks, 24 Screwpull wine openers inscribed "LB," 24 Titleist PRO VI golf balls inscribed "LB," 30 girl Teddy Bears, 18 large, ivory womens’ F&G stretch snap shirts and one Tiffany shooting star.

PGB has replaced Windsong Sport LLC as the licensee for Calvin Klein Golf men's and women's golf apparel and accessories. CKI and Windsong inked that deal in 2007, but Windsong made a strategic decision to exit the golf business, according to CKI president and chief executive officer Tom Murry.

PGB is no stranger to the golf line, which is part of Calvin Klein's better-priced white label assortment. It was the European distributor under the previous arrangement and now is the exclusive global licensee. PGB is Europe’s largest supplier of golf apparel and already operates Calvin Klein Golf showrooms in Cork, London, Manchester in the U.K., Berlin, Villamoura in Portugal and on the Costa del Sol in Spain.

"We were very impressed with [PGB] and continued the dialogue, and came to the conclusion that it might make sense to have them as our global partners," Murry said. "They presented us with a very well-thought-out business plan."

Caddies should quiver when they learn of the Remote Golf Caddy, a self-propelled automated droid that follows you around the golf course, carrying your bag for you. It tracks you by following a pager-sized transmitter that you can clip to your belt. The Remote Golf Caddy then keeps a polite distance of 5 1/2-feet behind you as you play. It is powered by two 12-volt deep-cycle batteries and is driven by two omni-directional 1/4-horsepower motors that can get it over tough hills. It also has special electromagnetic brakes that let it stop when you stop, plus a special locking switch on the pager to keep it from running away from you every time you try to get a club. Plus, it holds two drinks, golf balls, tees, scorecards and has a storage area that can double as a cooler. It does not, however, offer any advice on club selection.