Jaidee dreams of historic gold
By Graham Otway The huge question mark hanging over the future of golf as an Olympic sport would not exist if all the world’s top men players had …
Want to speed up play? Gag caddies
By Martin Johnson I used to feel a bit sorry for the boss in Downton Abbey. A grown man, well into middle age, and completely incapable of dressing himself. …
Rose Relishing Olympic Experience
By Jack Miller IF JUSTIN ROSE’S social media channels are anything to go by, he is not pandering to the idea that the PGA Tour’s finest should be hiding …
Golf science has foregone the guile of Seve and Trevino
John Huggan laments evolution of golf as an art form into a science, arguing Bubba Watson is one of few current golfers capable of fashioning the truly …
Johnson column: Toilet breaks in golf can be often be a spider’s web
By Martin Johnson One of my regular playing companions is not the most patient of men on a golf course, and whenever his shot is delayed by having to wait …
Hatton: Success down to my father
By Jack Miller MANY star golfers have learnt the great game from their father. Tiger Woods says that he owes so much to his father Earl’s strict regime and …
Clarke: ‘The Americans have to be favourites’
Europe captain Clarke will balance five rookies set to book their place in Hazeltine with experienced wild card
MacLaren plans to revitalise Senior Tour
By John Huggan Ten years ago the European Senior Tour schedule boasted 17 tournaments. Five years later, that figure was up to 22. But this season, the …
Amateur champ Gregory back on the road under his own steam power
By Graham Otway Scott Gregory must dream that one day he will earn millions from sponsors and victories in golf’s Majors and be able to afford to use a …
Jacklin: Poor courses are harming amateur game
By Jim Black TONY JACKLIN has called on golf’s ruling bodies to embrace change in an effort to arrest the slump in the amateur game. A sharp decline in the …
