No walk in the park for fans at Chambers Bay
Of the many valid criticisms routinely aimed at the United States Golf Association is the notion that the game’s rules-makers care little for the spectators …
The Golf Paper: Back for 2016!
The Golf Paper, the weekly print and digital title from Greenways Publishing, is set to relaunch on March 23 following a planned winter hibernation period. …
Mickelson still chasing US Open dream
Amidst the frenzy of pre-championship publicity generated by speculation about the Chambers Bay course, not much was said or written about Phil Mickelson and …
Spieth reigns at Chambers Bay
It’s two down and two to go as Jordan Spieth became the first player since Tiger Woods in 2002 to win the season’s first two Majors after a thrilling …
Jeremy Chapman column: ‘There may be trouble ahead’ for Team Europe
Here’s absolutely what you don’t want to hear: Europe have had a cracking Ryder Cup run, but even if we keep the trophy next year, the 2020s will bring …
Mickelson dreaming of US Open glory
Phil Mickelson admits that his mind has already begun turning towards winning an elusive US Open title later this month. The 44-year-old has enjoyed a stellar …
McDowell looking for boost
Graeme McDowell hopes a good display in the FedEx St Jude Classic will help get his season going after a slow start. The Northern Irishman ended 2014 …
Still time to take your spot in the Morocco Matchplay
UK golfers have just one week left to sign up for a chance to win an expenses-paid trip to Morocco in the Morocco Matchplay, powered by HowDidiDo – with a …
The gym is not the answer in golf
Legendary sports writer Martin Johnson says golfers who trim down and hit the gym are not doing their games justice. It’s the same every year. There you are …
Sergio’s putting woes won’t go away
Sergio Garcia is facing up to more questions over his poor putting after being edged out for victory at Players Championship last week. It was late on Sunday …
