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.
Past & future: Alliss’ book and majors’ ascendancy
Posthumous autobiography was published last week
The look of LIV
Last night in Miami the 4Aces won the final LIV event this year
The changing face of sand
Vidauban Golf Club, Provence
A Parisian Perspective
What is best for golf?
The remaking of Marco Simone
Preparing for the Ryder Cup
Wentworth, Wealth & the Golf/Tennis Comparison
Golf musings
The rocky road to Rome
How will joining LIV golf impact Ryder Cup selections?
The father of the Official World Golf Ranking
Origins & development
Court delivers for FedEx and the PGA Tour
Players didn not suffer irreparable harm
Yes Cam Do
150th Open Championship
A date with destiny and history
30th Open to be contested at the Old Course
Fitzpatrick at home in New England
Matt overcomes monkey on his back
Pereira’s hopes go south at Southern Hills
Disppointment for the South American
Another bunkerless gem
Playing a course which has no sand on it must be a kind of golfing nirvana
The Flitcroft Film
The Phantom of the Open
The top-10 major-less men
Best male golfers who never got over the line
Beaming up, Scottie?
Scheffler nailed down his 4th title in less than two months
Surely no twist to Tiger’s tale?
Woods has yet to confirm if he will play
Nothing funny about this money
Saudi investment in golf
Weathering the weather in sunny? Florida
Eighth Monday finish in 48 years