Written by Robert Green
Asterisks and unwanted lessons
Is a title worth less when some players aren’t invited to compete?
A Chile greeting
Invitations to this year’s Masters have been issued to three non-Americans who previously had not met the normal qualifying criteria.
PGA goes full LIV…Tiger far from out of the woods
Sundays, of whatever colour, are sadly not Tiger’s thing these days.
It’s still golf as we know it
It was the Old Course at St Andrews which established the template of 18 holes as the norm.
A feat for the ages
Neither Jack Nicklaus nor Tiger Woods won on the PGA Tour as an amateur.
Rory roars home to claim pole position from Meronk
There is no keeping McIlroy off the sports pages these days, whether it be for his golf or for something he’s said
The golf lesson
I decided to take a lesson with a view to 2024 producing more pars and some birdies rather than a dollop of double-bogeys
Getting started with much to sort
Looking ahead to the new golf season.
Golf’s internal wars
Looking ahead to 2024
The three Rs
Every month of the ongoing LIV saga has made it more abundantly clear that only four golf tournaments really matter.
A lengthy matter
Golf in London uses up nearly as much land as all other sports put together.
Scions of Scandi golf
There was enormous frustration at the weekend for Rasmus Højgaard, twin brother of the new DP World Tour Championship winner.
The new word salad of golf
There remains considerable uncertainty over the future of the “framework agreement” signed between the PGA Tour and the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund.
LIV Year II
On June 6, the PGA Tour commissioner, Jay Monahan, and the head of Saudi Arabia’s PIF, Yasir Al-Rumayyan, announced an end to the litigation they…
A Ryder world of difference
Garcia is the leading points-winner in the history of Ryder Cup, on either side.
An Italian Ryder Cup
The event has left me with several memories, by far most of them positive ones.
Ryder Cup returns home from Rome
Seemingly quite suddenly, a close encounter had become what misleadingly looked like a comfortable stroll.
The road reaches Rome
In the demolition of the European cause at Whistling Straits two years ago, Rahm and Hovland were the only players to play four times before…
It’s golf – you can bet on it
Corporate America has widely embraced the comparatively recent relaxations governing gambling activity in American society.
Aberg brings A-game to the Alps and heads for Rome
Aberg is by far the most inexperienced golfer to be picked to play in the Ryder Cup.