Written by Robert Green
Three feet from glory half a century ago
Sanders finished second three times in a major championship
Relishing the words of Wodehouse
“It is never difficult to distinguish between a Scotsman with a grievance and a ray of sunshine.”
Golf in the age of coronavirus
‘Round of golf once a month can reduce the risk of early death’
Farewell to golf – for now
As of now, it would be sheer guesswork to figure out when this year’s competition might resume
A Spanish one-two in Qatar
The new venue was designed by José Maria Olazábal
Trump and Turnberry continue to wait their turn
Trump acquired the property and pretty much everybody agrees the golf course is now superior
There will still be stars for European Ryder Cup team
There will be golfers from non-EU countries on the European Ryder Cup team in September
This has gone too far…
The R&A, USGA and ever-increasing hitting distances
Image-polishing role for golf in the Gulf
“Yes, 100% there’s a morality to it.”
Golf & numbers: from Wodehouse’s day to Westwood’s era
“Sport is all about setting targets for everybody else to follow”
Hong Kong Phooey
Did you see that Wade Ormsby won the Hong Kong Open yesterday?
The long putter has helped Langer linger longer
Went to the broomhandle putter in the 90s and hasn’t looked back
Portrush Revisited: the good, the bad and the multi-ugly
For Lowry the Open brought memories that will never be forgotten
Plastic tees a bad tease for the birds
Royal North Devon Golf Club prohibits plastic tees
Rahming home the message
Rahm is only the second Spaniard to have won the Race to Dubai
Getting the politics into sport
‘Death to Golf… Save the Spearmint Rhino’?
Of course the course matters
Good-looking courses make for better TV
The I of the Tiger
Woods is going to write a book about himself. Wow! Or not?
Middling through
To many people, this is what golf represents. Ageing and stuffiness. Middle class and white…
TV times
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