“Oh wow” Verne!
Long-time Masters announcer calls 40th and final Masters today. M. James Ward reviews his most memorable calls at Augusta.
Scottie saves his round – and tournament
A roller-coaster round for the world’s best player. M. James Ward examines how Scheffler stopped the bleeding and holds the lead going into Sunday’s final…
Masters meltdown – tortoises reign supreme
Pace of play for the second round was atrocious. M. James Ward outlines the ripple effect of slow play and the cancer it causes in…
Can Homa take it home?
Playing in the final pairing Saturday, Max Homa will be under the brightest of spotlights. M. James Ward outlines the stakes involved.
Tiger prowl set for Masters weekend
The 15-time major champion sits seven shots back. M. James Ward reviews his play and what to expect for the final 36 holes.
Bryson bound – brainy, bonkers or brilliant?
An opening round 65 has Dechambeau leading after round one. M. James Ward delves into his myriad of quirks and opines on whether his enormous…
Could Ludvig Åberg be the Masters’ fourth rookie champion?
Ludvig Aberg is set to make his Masters debut this week.
The day Crenshaw finally cracked it
One of the oldest adages about the Masters goes that the tournament doesn’t really begin until the back nine on Sunday.
Return of the ‘Full Swing’
From LIV Golf shenanigans to Ryder Cup spats.
Superman Scheffler soaring
The world-ranked-number-one is climbing higher after defending his Players title. M. James Ward examines the monster year already in motion.
Pain, pride personified at The Players
Pete Dye’s diabolical design is once again front and center. M. James Ward examines how the final three holes are golf’s ultimate concluding gauntlet.
No points, no plan, no possibilities?
The fumbled decision by Greg Norman leaves LIV in a state of flux. M. James Ward outlines how the feeble follies leave a fledging format…
Golf on Route YC
A Golfer’s Guide to Yorkshire’s Ultimate Road Trip
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.
Wishing Woods Well
Tiger’s walk-off at Riviera shows he can no longer compete at the elite level.
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