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You’re a golfer – right? Well, not exactly.
The sport has seen a clear uptick in interest. Do you simply play golf or merit the more prestigious tagline – golfer?
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.
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…
What’s the story with Rory?
Stuck on four major wins since 2014. A decade later the mystifying misfires are multiplying.
Why the BMW PGA Championship is vitally important to golf in England
Tour events in England have become scarce, but there’s one event that remains strong on the DP World Tour schedule: the BMW PGA Championship.
Golfing stars that could have breakthrough years in 2025: Eckroat and Detry
Get ready for potential breakthroughs in golf in 2025. Will Eckroat or Detry step up to the challenge and make a name for themselves?
PGA Tour and LIV aim for marriage, hurdles to clear remain significant
Discussions ramped up last week in New York but is the pathway ahead promising or a sure highway to hell?
Garden gnomes and Olympic Games
Should golf be dropped from the Olympic Games?
Superman Scheffler soaring – transcending Tiger?
The 2024 PGA Tour season showcased a clear separation for the world-ranked number one and those seeking to chase him down.
Tiger, Tiger – His life, as it’s never been told before
James Patterson book review
Two Rhodes lead to glory
GB&I win third Curtis Cup of the century.
Fantastic Finish? Not Exactly.
Can a convoluted system truly bring a satisfactory conclusion to the PGA Tour season?
Into a great unknown
Moving on from the pure competition of the Olympics.
Looking to escape the shadows and emerge
M. James Ward examines the quest to reach golf’s promised land and the heartache for those failing to do so.
Ko completes the collection – but 2028 looks tricky!
The 2028 Olympics will be held between July 14-July 30.
Whoa Nelly! Can Korda regain form in Paris with repeat gold?
M. James Ward examines how the top-ranked female golfer is attempting to resurrect early season form with a return to Olympic stardom.
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.
Is golf a gold medal Olympic fit?
The Paris Games features a 3rd edition golf competition on both the men’s and women’s side. M. James Ward examines if the inclusion in the…
The 152nd Open – memories made, lasting leaves
M. James Ward outlines the central storylines from this year’s final major championship and the ripples cast going forward.
The five best modern Open championship players
M. James Ward outlines the greatest champions of links golf since World War II