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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
Free-to-view television can benefit everyone
The Past Master
José Maria Olazábal – The greatest gentleman of them all
Rory roars on with more awards
McIlroy was voted Player of the Year by the golfers of the PGA Tour
A private paradise in Provence
Robert Trent Jones’ Vidauban Golf Club
A genuine change of pace?
The European Tour announced last month that any player getting two bad times in one round would be given a one-shot penalty
Crazy Cathedral
Amid some controversy, a 9-hole crazy golf course has been laid out in the central aisle of the medieval Rochester cathedral
Setting the bar higher
The 40% purse increase will continue year-on-year.
Too close for comfort
It’s time to look forward to the final major of the season…
Very much stranger than fiction
It’s not always the case that no one ever remembers who came second.
No ticket to ride
John Daly confirmed that he will not compete in the Open
Andy less than handy on the golf course
“Scoring triple digits I don’t think is normally considered good news when you are on the golf course.”
An exceptional piece of Greece
Costa Navarino is located beside the Mediterranean Sea, in the Peloponnese region of southern mainland Greece
A good format for your next golf trip?
Over the 54 holes, the winner is the person who makes the final birdie of the week.
Their next shot at greatness
When looking at the achievements of great golfers across the ages, very often one finds oneself in an apples-and-pears situation
Nick Faldo: still animated after all these years
No one can deny the efforts he has made to put something back into the game
Golf & Fiction
Bobby Jones teed up his ball, gave a short preliminary waggle, took the club back slowly, then brought it down and through with the rapidity…
Conor Gough: bonding with the big boys
One player you may want to look out for is not a seasoned tour pro