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Monty ready to savour Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods fighting for supremacy
Colin Montgomerie believes the rise of Rory McIlroy to world number one and the return of Tiger Woods means golf's greatest age is about to begin. (...)
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Open 2011: Will Luke Donald reign supreme at Royal St George's?
The intangibles and immeasurables of the Open in every year set the odds against it happening, but there's a strong feeling that the 140th championship could well be a proper shoot-out among the best players on the globe. (...)
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Open 2011: Golden boy Rory McIlroy enjoys a publicity-filled Sandwich
"Rorymania" or "Rory Glory" — whatever it's going to be termed from now on — hasn't altered the fresh-faced smile, but the new phenomenon of world golf arrived at Royal St George's on Tuesday and was clearly a little stunned by the reception. (...)
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Phil Mickelson sees the benefit of Castle Stuart test
The field at the Scottish Open at Castle Stuart will contain the winner of next week's Open Championship at Royal St George's and that will bring more and more players to the event in the future, believes Phil Mickelson. (...)
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Padraig Harrington's praise for Castle Stuart course
Castle Stuart has been typecast as a lamb to the slaughter but there is a growing suspicion that the beguiling new venue for the Barclays Scottish Open has a wolf's bite underneath that cuddly-looking exterior. (...)
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What now? — Graeme McDowell's conundrum on top of golfing world
The question of what to do next after all your professional dreams come true was exercising the mind of Graeme McDowell even before the end of his annus mirabilis in 2010. (...)
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Darren Clarke spellbound by magic of Angus golf project
Ryder Cup hero and recent winner on the European Tour Darren Clarke has unveiled his vision for his signature championship course at The Angus, a five-star resort near Broughty Ferry. (...)
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Scottish Boys' Championship: Dream over for St Andrews' Ben Kinsley
Ben Kinsley's dream of being the first St Andrews player to win the Scottish Boys' Championship in over 50 years faded as the rains came at Dunbar on Friday and he lost out in the semi-finals to Troon Welbeck's David Wilson. (...)
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In-form Martin Laird out to emulate Masters hero Lyle at Augusta
It's not the fashionable anniversary being marked at Augusta this week as the silver jubilee of one of the greatest events in Masters history is being marked at the tournament's 75th staging, but for Scots the 23 years since Sandy Lyle's 1988 victory is particularly resonant. (...)
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Old Course clash forces name change in Florida
A golf course in Florida has been forced to change its name after the managers of St Andrews' Old Course threatened to sue over trademark infringement. (...)
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Martin Kaymer sweeps to Dunhill win
Martin Kaymer left little question as to who the best golfer on the planet is at the moment, as he shot a closing 66 on the Old Course at St Andrews to claim the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship as his third win in a row. (...)
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Lee Westwood focuses on championship success
Lee Westwood's mission is not the world number one ranking that will come to him if he wins the Alfred Dunhill Championship, but the title he won in 2003 which set him on the road towards being the best player in the world. (...)
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Europe's Ryder Cup heroes back Jose Maria Olazabal as 2012 captain
Spain's Jose Maria Olazabal is the clear front-runner to replace Colin Montgomerie as Europe's Ryder Cup captain for the next series of matches in 2012 if he can battle back from rheumatism for a second time. (...)
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Team Europe hold on for Celtic Manor victory
Graeme McDowell was so nervous he could barely hold his club on the final nine holes of the last match of this gruelling, elongated, rain-lashed Ryder Cup. (...)
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Montgomerie to go for broke in Ryder Cup singles
Colin Montgomerie hailed "one of the greatest days in the history of European golf" and unveiled a singles line-up designed to win the final session outright and secure the Ryder Cup. (...)
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Europeans reign supreme after stunning Ryder Cup comeback
Colin Montgomerie's Europe found a crock of gold at the end of the rainbow over Celtic Manor after a stunning comeback left Europe in command for the extra day's play at the 38th Ryder Cup on Monday. (...)
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Americans have edge at rain-lashed Ryder Cup
The years of growing expectation and fever pitch excitement for the 2010 Ryder Cup dissolved into seven and a quarter hours of frustratingly sodden delay as the first day at Celtic Manor only just avoided a complete washout. (...)
Bernard Gallacher praises Ryder Cup preparations
Bernard Gallacher believes that Colin Montgomerie's preparation as European Ryder Cup captain has been "spot on" but there will be not much his fellow Scot can do if form dictates that his team don't win the trophy. (...)
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Colin Montgomerie has the chance to cement his Ryder Cup legacy
The early noises are probably audible from Celtic Manor back to his home in Dunning, as European captain Colin Montgomerie appears to have the force of destiny behind his campaign to lead the recapture of the Ryder Cup for Europe this weekend. (...)
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Pavin won't 'fix' dream McIlroy/Woods pairing
First a Twitter ban and now Tiger versus Rory — Corey Pavin is taking on the mantle of "Captain Killjoy" at the Ryder Cup at Celtic Manor. (...)
