Westwood closes in on Ryder Cup spot
Despite his disappointing final round at the Oakmont Country Club, recent performances now mean that Lee Westwood is almost certain of a spot in Europe’s …
Golf at the 1904 Olympics and the story of George Lyon
By Brendan Gallagher I’m taking a modest punt here, but I would be surprised if the newly crowned men’s Olympic golf champion at the Reserva de Marapendi …
Biddiscombe column: Vice-captains now take centre stage
By Ross Biddiscombe With a rash of Ryder Cup vice-captains announced over the past few months, the obvious question is just how important are these men and …
Matsuyama to miss Rio
Hideki Matsuyama has confirmed he will not take park in this summer’s Olympics due to concerns over the Zika virus. Golf returns to the Games for the …
Jaidee eases to Open de France success
Thongchai Jaidee eased his way to an eighth European Tour success after winning the Open de France by four shots on Sunday. The Thai was a picture of …
Johnson takes Bridgestone glory
A final round of 66 saw Dustin Johnson continue his recent fine run by claiming a one-shot victory at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. The American began the …
Huggan column: USGA fail to buck trends of Oakmont farce
By John Huggan Somewhat lost amid all the fuss and bother that went on during the final round of the recent US Open at Oakmont was the brilliant play of the …
From a murder trial to the US Open – it’s be an unusual ride for Dustin
By John Huggan Somewhat lost amid all the fuss and bother that went on during the final round of the recent US Open at Oakmont was the brilliant play of the …
Tour may never be the same post-Brexit, says Dredge
Currency fluctuations and players living in the UK are the tip of the iceberg for potential consequences of leaving the European
Johnson column: Golf’s rule book gives plenty of room for Banana skins
By Martin Johnson The rules fiasco from the final round of the US Open is still the subject of animated debate and has yet to be satisfactorily resolved. …
