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Golden Tate
Golden Tate (Golden H. Tate III, born 1988) is a former NFL wide receiver from Notre Dame, 2010 second-round pick of Seattle, 2009 Biletnikoff winner, Super Bowl XLVIII champion, and 2014 Pro Bowler with 695 career catches for 8,278 yards.
Golden Tempo
Golden Tempo (foaled Feb 7, 2023) is an American Thoroughbred colt by Curlin out of Carrumba. Trained by Cherie DeVaux and ridden by Jose Ortiz, he won the 2026 Kentucky Derby at 23-1 and the 158th Belmont Stakes, skipping the Preakness.
GoldenEye 007 (1997 video game)
GoldenEye 007 (1997) is Rare's Nintendo 64 first-person shooter based on the 1995 James Bond film, directed by Martin Hollis. Third best-selling N64 game, over 8 million sold, famed for four-player split-screen multiplayer; Metacritic 96.
GoldenEye 007 (2010 video game)
GoldenEye 007 (2010) is Eurocom's Wii-exclusive first-person shooter reimagining the 1995 Bond film with Daniel Craig, published by Activision; four-player split-screen, 8-player online, later ported as GoldenEye 007: Reloaded.
GoldenEye: Rogue Agent
GoldenEye: Rogue Agent is a 2004 EA first-person shooter for PS2, Xbox, GameCube, and DS in which a dismissed MI6 agent with an artificial golden eye fights Bond villains; Metacritic 61.
GoldSrc
GoldSrc (GoldSource), Valve's 1996 game engine, a heavily modified Quake/QuakeWorld engine debuting with Half-Life (1998); powered Counter-Strike, Day of Defeat, Team Fortress Classic until Source engine in 2004; proprietary, with open-source reimplementations like Xash3D.
Golf
Golf, a club-and-ball sport originating in Scotland, is governed by the R&A and USGA, played over 18 holes in match or stroke play, with 14-club limits, a 317-yard ball standard, and 28.1 million U.S. golfers in 2024.
Golf (card game)
Golf, also known as Polish poker, is a draw-and-discard card game for two or more players in which each tries to finish with the lowest score over nine deals.
Golf at the 2016 Summer Olympics
Golf at the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics: return after 112 years since 1904, 72-hole stroke play for men and women at Reserva de Marapendi; Justin Rose and Inbee Park won gold.
Golf ball
Golf ball: the struck ball of golf; featherie, gutty, and Haskell ancestors; dimpled surface cuts drag; R&A/USGA rules cap weight 1.62 oz, diameter 1.62 in, ODS 317 yards.
Golf Channel
Golf Channel, launched January 17, 1995 by Arnold Palmer and Joe Gibbs, is the first single-sport cable network and the U.S. TV home of golf, now part of Versant's USA Sports with rights through 2032-2033.
Golf club
Golf club: the grip, shaft, and clubhead implement used to strike a golf ball; made as woods, irons, and putters under USGA/R&A Equipment Rules, with a 14-club limit, 460 cc driver cap, and hickory-to-titanium material history.
Golf clubs and courses in Canada
Golf clubs and courses in Canada number over 2,000, from the Royal Montreal Golf Club of 1873, the oldest in North America, to the ranked Cabot resort courses.
Golf clubs and courses in Mexico and Latin America
A survey of significant golf clubs and courses across Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean, covering resort destinations like Los Cabos, tour venues, green fees, and rankings.
Golf course
Golf course: the defined land area on which golf is played, usually 18 holes with teeing areas, fairways, bunkers, penalty areas, and putting greens; shaped by strategic, penal, and heroic design schools and governed by USGA/R&A rules.
Gomoku
Gomoku (五目並べ), Five in a Row, is a two-player board game of placing stones to make five in a row on a 15x15 board; RIF rules use Swap2, and the game is solved as a first-player win.
Gonçalo Guedes
Gonçalo Guedes, born 1996 in Benavente, Portugal, is a Portuguese winger for Real Sociedad whose goal won the 2023 UEFA Nations League final for Portugal.
Gonçalo Oliveira (footballer)
Gonçalo Calisto de Oliveira (born 2006) is a Portuguese left-footed centre-back who came through Benfica's academy from 2012, captained its U19s to the 2025/26 UEFA Youth League semifinals, and joined Rennes in June 2026 for about €3.5 million.
Gonçalo Ramos
Gonçalo Matias Ramos (born 2001, Olhão) is a Portuguese striker for AC Milan and Portugal, formerly of Benfica and PSG; famous for his 2022 World Cup hat-trick against Switzerland replacing Ronaldo.
Gondola lift
Gondola lift, or aerial ropeway, monocable detachable gondola; cable-suspended cabins circulating between terminals for ski areas and urban transit; capacities to 6,000 pphpd, speeds to 8 m/s, makers Doppelmayr and Leitner-Poma.
Gondwana Surf Valencia Surf Shop
Gondwana Surf Valencia is a surf, skate, and snowboard shop in central Valencia, Spain, selling boards, wetsuits, technical equipment, and branded clothing, and trading online at gondwanasurf.com.
Gone Home
Gone Home (The Fullbright Company, 2013) is a first-person story exploration game set June 7, 1995, in which Kaitlin Greenbriar explores her empty family house, reconstructing sister Sam's story through environmental storytelling, with no combat or puzzles.
Gonesurfing
Gonesurfing (Gone Surfing) names an Apple Watch surf-tracking app, surf schools in Hawaii and Crete, an El Salvador board rental, a Greek beginner beach break, and Danish firms.
Gong Jinjie
Gong Jinjie (宫金杰), born 1986, Chinese track cyclist from Jilin; 2012 Olympic team sprint silver with Guo Shuang, 2016 Rio gold with Zhong Tianshi, China's first Olympic cycling gold.
Gong Lijiao
Gong Lijiao (巩立姣), Chinese shot putter, Olympic champion Tokyo 2020 (20.58 m PB), two-time world champion, retired November 2025 after five straight National Games titles.
Gong Sang Jeong
Gong Sang Jeong (공상정, 孔尙貞, Kong Sangjeong), born 1996, South Korean short track speed skater, former Taiwanese ethnic Chinese naturalized in 2011; won 2014 Sochi Olympic gold in the women's 3000m relay; retired 2021.
Gong Xiangyu
Gong Xiangyu (龚翔宇), born 1997 in Lianyungang, is a Chinese opposite spiker, captain of the women's national team, three-time Olympian, Rio 2016 gold medalist, and LOVB Madison player.
Gong Zhichao
Gong Zhichao (龚智超, born 1977) is a retired Chinese badminton player who won the 2000 Olympic women's singles gold and the All England title in 2000 and 2001.
Gong zhu
Gong zhu (拱猪, Chase the Pig) is a Chinese four- or five-player no-trump trick-taking card game in the Hearts family, with the Queen of Spades as the −100 pig, the Jack of Diamonds as the +100 sheep, and pre-play card exposure to double values.
Gonggi (공기)
Gonggi (공기놀이, gonggi nori), Korean jacks, is a traditional children's game with five pebbles or plastic pieces tossed and caught one-handed through five stages; old Joseon records, Squid Game 2 fame, heritage shortlisting.