Masters reignites long putter row
Alan Hedley reports on how Adam Scott has as many allies as those who disapprove after his long putter secured The Masters.
The row over long putters rumbles on.
Relations between the R and A, the USGA and the PGA of America …
Woosnam sets sights on victory
Ian Woosnam is hoping his first visit to Mottram Hall is a winning one.
The 2006 Ryder Cup-winning captain goes in search of his first senior Tour title for two years when the when he competes in the ISPA Handa PGA …
Ryding high again
The magnificent 12 who pulled off the most dramatic Ryder Cup comeback of all time in Medinah are reunited for the first time since then this month.
Europe’s magnificent Ryder Cup team will be reunited for the first time on European …
Claret jug’s trip to Edinburgh
The Open Championship and the famous Claret Jug trophy will visit the centre of Edinburgh at a special event celebrating the return of golf’s oldest Major Championship to Scotland.
The Open in the Square event takes place in St Andrew Square …
Tip Top Tees to welcome Open challengers
R and A chief promises the world’s top golfers an enjoyable challenge in July at magnificent Muirfield.
Muirfield is reckoned to be the fairest of the courses on the Open Championship rota.
So it would have been surprising if there had been …
Lolly for ladies
Hoteliers provide welcome support for the new Scottish Ladies Open Tour.
The new Scottish Ladies Open Tour has been handed a £20,000 boost. Three sporting hoteliers are to put up two £10,000 prizes for holes-in- one on the new circuit which …
12,500 distributed throughout the North East and Yorkshire