Highland highlights
A golfing adventure
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.
On the Causeway Coast
An autumnal escape to the Irish linkslands
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…
Three players that could lift a major trophy in 2024
Many options for 2024 major winners but these guys have to go close
West Coast Swing
Exploring Ayrshire’s golden golf & more
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.
Why Europe won and U.S. lost?
The possession of the Ryder Cup returns to the side that has won the bi-annual event for the 13th time since 1985. M. James Ward…
Who will captain at Bethpage in 2025?
The Rome Ryder Cup matches are now in the rear-view mirror. The next gathering shifts to New York in two years. M. James Ward reviews…
Ryder Cup returns home from Rome
Seemingly quite suddenly, a close encounter had become what misleadingly looked like a comfortable stroll.
Euro euphoria and USA’s fizzling finish
The USA squad sought to right the ship in the afternoon four-balls but endured several closing hole jolts. M. James Ward reviews the critical meltdowns…
Ryder Cup Renaissance?
Make the bi-annual tussle even more memorable and pressure packed.
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.
Justin is just in
Johnson overlooked the fact that the 30-year-old twice major champion has had a terrible season.