Robert Green

Written by Robert Green

Robert Green is a former editor of Golf World and Golf International magazines and the author of four books on golf, including Seve: Golf’s Flawed Genius. He has played golf on more than 450 courses around the world, occasionally acceptably.
Robert Green
Interview - Bill Bales - Clarity - Golf simulators

Simulation becoming a real thing

Winter golf without the waterproofs

Martin Slumbers

The numbers game

Growing the game when the pros are divided.

Rory McIlroy keen to find ‘final piece of the puzzle’ with major victory in 2024

Glory for Rory but no pay to play

Should Ryder Cup players be paid?

TRUMP - Is Golf's Divorce a Permanent One?

Golf, Trump & Trade

Could Trump solve the current divide?

Trump - Is Golf's Divorce a Permanent One?

The (golf) race to the White House

A Trump victory could mould the landscape in a major way.

Mini golf

Smaller Golf

Just mini, not crazy

Jon Rahm - The three Rs

Money, Money, Money

Ten golfers were among the 100 highest-paid athletes of 2023.

Rory McIlroy struggled to an opening 78 in the 152nd Open at Royal Troon

Rory’s heartaches are Greg-lite

Claims the Irishman is the latter-day Greg Norman when it comes to hard-luck stories are far off the mark.

2016 BMW PGA Championship – Day One – Wentworth Club.

The PGA & LIV: farewell to ’24

“If you slip up just a little bit or don’t make a birdie on a crucial hole, someone is always waiting to take advantage of…

Tee marker signal on course prior to the 2024 Paris Olympic Games at Le Golf National

Garden gnomes and Olympic Games

Should golf be dropped from the Olympic Games?

Sunningdale

Two Rhodes lead to glory

GB&I win third Curtis Cup of the century.

Rory McIlroy in action at the Olympics

Into a great unknown

Moving on from the pure competition of the Olympics.

Lydia Ko hits reacts to her shot at the ninth hole during the final round of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games at Le Golf National

Ko completes the collection – but 2028 looks tricky!

The 2028 Olympics will be held between July 14-July 30.

Sam Snead (pictured) played an exhibition match against Harry Weetman for the opening of Caesarea, the first golf course in Israel.

Thus golf came to the Holy Land

Caesarea, the first golf course in Israel, opened in 1961 with an exhibition match between Sam Snead and Harry Weetman.

Xander Schauffele of the United States walks on the 18th green on day four of The 152nd Open championship at Royal Troon

A major man with more in mind

Schauffele will be off to Paris soon to defend his Olympic title.

Donald Trump

The new Master of the Masters?

The recent television debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump descended into farce as they traded disparaging remarks about each other’s golf.

The 15th Hole at Pinehurst No.2

Pinehurst revisited

Donald Ross’ creation may be the toughest test of chipping in the United States.

Bryson DeChambeau holds his arms aloft in celebration after winning his second US Open title

Bryson just wins, Rory just doesn’t

In the end it all comes down to a single putt.

Nelly Korda celebrates with the trophy after winning The Chevron Championship

A horrible start and an early finish

The Women’s PGA Championship at Sahalee Country Club in Washington state starts next week.

Dunas Course at Terras da Comporta, 13th hole

Completed and underway in Comporta

Golf on Portugal’s Alentejo coast.