David Feherty has a new season of his talk show "Feherty" (catchy title) coming up on the Golf Channel starting this week, and he joined our very own Yahoo! Sports Radio to talk about his plans, his hopes, his dreams, and so forth. Topics included Tom Watson and Tiger Woods and included plenty of one-liners. Here, check it out for yourself:

Season 2 of "Feherty" begins on Feb. 27, with a live performance from the Super Bowl airing this Saturday on the Golf Channel.

David Gilliland's new ride / Courtesy Front Row Motorsports

Front Row Motorsports has become the Duel of the Davids, with David Gilliland and David Ragan taking the No. 38 and 34 Fords, respectively. And now, they'll share a sponsor too, with ModSpace agreeing to come on board for both cars. ModSpace will serve as primary sponsor for Gilliland on several races, starting with Texas in the spring. It'll be the associate sponsor for the remainder, and will also be an associate sponsor for Ragan for the entire season.

ModSpace is a construction services company and is working with Front Row Motorsports owner Bob Jenkins in constructing new Taco Bell and Long John Silver's locations. Perhaps they could slap a temporary one up in the Talladega infield. They'd make a killing.

All right, now we're getting somewhere. The golf season always starts a bit slowly, as everyone shakes off the holiday dust and sparkle, but these shots here from this past weekend at Torrey Pines are a sight to behold. Greg Chalmers, Keegan Bradley, eventual champ Brandt Snedeker and many others give us some beauties here. Oh, we're rolling now.

New season, new day for chat! We're bringing you the live yapping on Tuesdays now at 1 p.m. Eastern. Same ridiculous nonsense shot through with a bit of NASCAR chat, though. Join us, won't you?

Editor's note: Yahoo! Sports is counting down the top 20 drivers of the 2012 season, as predicted by the Yahoo! Sports NASCAR staff: Jay Hart, Jay Busbee, Nick Bromberg and Geoffrey Miller. The countdown will conclude Feb. 17 with the unveiling of the No. 1 driver.

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2011 statistics

Finish	Poles	Wins	Top 5	Top 10
13	0	1	4	16

The countdown

No. 20: Marcos Ambrose | Career stats

No. 19: Kurt Busch | Career stats

No. 18: Martin Truex Jr. | Career stats

No. 17: Juan Pablo Montoya | Career stats

No. 16: Jeff Burton | Career stats

No. 15: Clint Bowyer | Career stats

No. 14: Revealed Tuesday, Jan. 31

2011 finish: 20th

Our 2012 predictions:
• Jay Hart: 15th
• Jay Busbee: 13th
• Nick Bromberg: 15th
• Geoffrey Miller: 18th

Crew chief: Brian Pattie

Offseason action: New everything – team (Michael Waltrip Racing), crew chief (Pattie), crew and sponsor (5-hour Energy).

Outlook for 2012: Bowyer's where-will-he-end-up was one of the major personnel stories of the

Luke Donald in the desert / Courtesy Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority

The last time we saw a Luke in the desert this big, he was getting attacked by sand people, amirite, people?

Anyway, this is Luke Donald, World No. 1, "playing" a dune in Abu Dhabi's Liwa Desert. The desert is the world's largest uninterrupted sand mass, which means you're probably not going to get out of it in one stroke. No grounding your club!

Donald, of course, is playing the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship with Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and other reasonably well-known names. Alas, Donald is T32 after two rounds, sitting six strokes off the lead at -1. But at least he's got a little more experience getting out of the bunkers.

Here it is, a week or so early: the latest Danica Patrick Super Bowl ad, this one featuring the Pussycat Dolls. Ads are going for $3.5 million for 30 seconds during the game, scheduled for next Sunday on NBC. Danica has now appeared in 10 Super Bowl ads, which makes her the all-time Super Bowl champion, and ... you're not even reading this any more, are you?

The birdies and eagles were flying on Thursday at the Farmers Insurance Open, with names like Vijay Singh and Bill Haas getting in the mix with red-number cards. But it was Spencer Levin and Kyle Stanley who made the most noise, relatively speaking, both cracking double-digits to finish the day at 10 under and a share of the lead. Festivities continue all weekend.