Golf with penguins

Tim Clark of South Africa pulls his penguin head cover off a club during the first round of the Stanford St. Jude Championship golf tournament in Memphis, Tenn., Thursday, June 5, 2008. Clark finished the day at 2-over par 72.
(AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

Meet Pete & Penny Penguin

Youngstown State University is the only four-year University or College in the United States with the nickname “Penguins”.

Pete and Penny Penguin are their beloved mascots and represent YSU and the Athletic Department at home and road games, community functions and special events throughout the region.


For a little insight into what wearing the suits is like, read Tales from inside the Pete and Penny suits.

Penguin Butt Golf Club Cover

Penguin Butt Golf Club Cover

This Butthead Golf Head Cover - Penguin is the only golf club head cover that's also a head turner! The award winning Butthead™ headcovers continue to be one of the hottest items on the market. Recognized at last year's PGA Golf Show as the #1 new golf accessory of the year, they are continuing with this success and have added in many new and hilarious animal rearends. Protect your golf clubs from damage and the elements while adding a little personality to your drivers.

Penguin Golf Club Cover

Penguin Golf Club Cover

No numbers so that they can be put on any sized metal wood.
Fun for any age and makes a great gift for family, friends and relatives

Tux the penguin waddles to last place in Indy 500

When the pale blue "Linux car," also known as car #77 from Chastain Motorsports, was the first car to crash in the 91st Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, we can imagine hordes of geeks wishing it had been a "Vista car" instead. Imagine the "blue screen of death" jokes that could have resulted!

The Linux car, as you probably know already, was the result of a campaign called Tux 500, jump-started by two enthusiasts named Bob Moore and Ken Starks. They solicited donations from fellow Linux fans in a "community powered Linux marketing program" to make the open-source operating system a household name by putting its logo on a race car. Unfortunately, it's likely going to be remembered as "the car that placed last."