Boag column: No-one wants to be a club captain it seems
ARE CLUB captains an endangered species? If you’re a member of a club then there used to be no greater honour than to be invited to be captain, …
Huggan Column: The perfect Major – in an ideal world
By John Huggan As was clear from the novel goings-on that preceded last week’s British Masters at The Grove, European Tour chief Keith Pelley is not averse …
Travel: Two gems on the outskirts of Mallorca’s tourism trap
By Steve Killick IT’S LIKE discovering Sunningdale on the outskirts of Margate. Just a 10-minute drive from the sprawling brashness of the tourist trap that …
Johnson column: The fight to find a cure for Ryder Cup-itis
By Martin Johnson The putt wasn’t particularly difficult, about eight feet and straight uphill. Nor was it an especially important match, just the usual …
Huggan column: European selection criteria must change now
By John Huggan Now that the cold, hard reality of Ryder Cup defeat has sunk in on this side of the Atlantic, the time is now for the European Tour to make some …
Ryder Cup ratings: How each of Europe’s players fared
Rafael Cabrera Bello Ryder Cups: 1 Results: P3 W2 H1 L0 Career results: P3 W2 H1 L0 The Spaniard’s impressive Ryder Cup debut could be the foretaste of …
Huggan column: Rogue fans a blight on Cup’s traditions
Hazeltine's small mix of abusive fans became one of the main talking points of Saturday's action in the 2016 Ryder
Huggan column: Five steps to improve slow play in the Ryder Cup
By John Huggan Amid all the excitement and fun that a Ryder Cup usually brings to tables across the globe, one aspect of the biennial contest continues to …
Caddie trusts fallen young buck Jin Jeong to reverse his fortunes
By Jim Black TWENTY-TWO consecutive missed cuts so far this year and a first round exit in the Paul Lawrie Match Play. Jin Jeong’s golfing nightmare shows no …
Wood’s year to remember can have one glorious final chapter
Ryder Cup success would cap off one of the best periods of the Bristol golfer's
