Huggan column: FedEx Cup is just a cash cow
By John Huggan Sometimes it is difficult to know where to start with a column like this. When there are so many negatives surrounding an event – or in this …
Mahoney column: Captains are either heroes or villians
By Paul Mahoney So Darren Clarke has picked his three Ryder Cup wildcards and we’ll discover in just a few weeks’ time whether he will be remembered as the …
McIlroy claims first PGA Tour win of 2016 calendar
Rory McIlroy stormed to victory at the Deutsche Bank Championship with a final round of 65 at TPC Boston. Starting the day six shots back, the Northern …
Inbee victory steals the hearts of Games chiefs
By Graham Otway In the coming months, when the International Olympic Committee sits down to discuss whether golf should complete its ‘two-match trial’ and …
There’s just no cure for the golfing virus
By Martin Johnson Going to see your golf pro can be a bit like an appointment with your GP, especially if it involves one of those delicate, hard to talk about …
Will games build a lasting legacy?
By John Huggan Admittedly, it didn’t quite reach the level of rampant hysteria. But it was close. So sugary and schmaltzy was the (vast) majority reaction to …
Golfing etiquette – It’s in our jeans
By Martin Johnson The atmosphere around the table in the clubhouse was pretty sombre as I sat there discussing one of our regulars. “I’m afraid I can’t …
Rio golf did work, but more is needed
By Paul Mahoney Zika 0 Golf 1. Hopefully that’s the final score rather than the latest score. But it seems that what remained of golf’s elite male golfers …
Rose success a victory for Great Britain and golf as a whole
By Graham Otway In years to come there could be many golfers at all levels around the world who will owe Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson a huge debt of …
Huggan: ‘It’s time we took up the Johnstone Plan to save game of golf’
By John Huggan It is one of the bigger mysteries in the strange world of televised golf: why doesn’t Tony Johnstone get more exposure? Amid a sea of …
