The Golf Paper – on sale NOW! Bjorn full of compliments for Fitz
In this week’s paper: Thomas Bjorn says rookie Matt Fitzpatrick could become one of Europe’s greatest ever Ryder Cup players Andy Sullivan, Matt …
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 …
Star-gazer Jimmy finds himself among golf’s heavenly bodies
By John Huggan That Jimmy Walker has just become the fifth successive first-time Major champion should not come as too much of a surprise to the world of golf. …
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. …
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 …
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 …
