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Open Championship back at St Andrews in 2015
The Open Championship will maintain the now-established five year cycle and return to the Old Course at St Andrews in 2015. (...)
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'Flash' Gordon Shedden ready for home lap of honour
A handful of points adrift of the championship leader, British Touring Cars star Gordon Shedden is relishing the chance to shine in front of a partisan home crowd this weekend. (...)
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'It's fantastic' — Team Singapore celebrate crushing victory in World Schools Debating Championship final
The fate of Colonel Gaddafi notwithstanding, hardline rulers may be here to stay. (...)
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'We're not mugs' — St Johnstone chairman criticises Rangers' 'weird' bid for Murray Davidson
St Johnstone chairman Geoff Brown has told Rangers "we won't be stood on" after turning down a bid from the Glasgow giants for star midfielder Murray Davidson. (...)
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Carnoustie well prepared for first Women's Open
Preparations are well under way to welcome 40,000 people to Carnoustie for the 2011 Ricoh Women's Open Golf Championship later this month. (...)
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Calum Woods waves goodbye to Dunfermline Athletic
Calum Woods hopes to achieve a dream double by winning back-to-back promotions after signing a two-year deal with Huddersfield Town. (...)
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Aberdeen FC disappointed as Morgaro Gomis looks to the Championship
Morgaro Gomis has rejected the chance to move to Aberdeen. (...)
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Arbroath FC's history makers sure to be recognised at end-of-season awards night
Arbroath's championship-winning side are in the running for a hat-full of prizes at the Irn-Bru End of Season Awards on Thursday. (...)
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Arbroath FC celebrate first title in 133 years
Arbroath FC's long-serving committee spoke of their delight after the club secured its first-ever league championship, with chairman John Christison declaring, "We'll have to buy a trophy cabinet!" (...)
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Arbroath FC 4 Montrose FC 1: Lichties make history
Arbroath's players made history on Saturday by winning the first championship in the club's 133-year history with a comprehensive victory over bitter rivals Montrose at Gayfield. (...)
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Scottish Boys' Championship: Battling Craig Lawrie goes out
Craig Lawrie may face a long road following his father Paul's achievements in golf but the battling qualities of the 1999 Open champion's 15-year-old son will help him along, if this week's Scottish Boys Championship is anything to go by. (...)
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Young kart racer Sandy Mitchell zooms to big win
A rising young Angus kart star has notched his maiden win in the British Championship. (...)
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Heather Macrae made assistant pro at Downfield Golf Club
Women's golf in the Dundee area could be set for a much-needed boost with the appointment of former British Amateur champion Heather MacRae as assistant professional at Downfield Golf Club. (...)
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SFL preview: Dundee FC
Dundee manager Gordon Chisholm believes he has a squad with the hunger to finally regain a place at Scottish football's top table. (...)
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Dundee United trio miss out on Scottish Cup medals
Three Dundee United players who contributed to the club's successful Scottish Cup campaign have been denied winners' medals by the SFA. (...)
More on: SFA | Dundee United | Switzerland | Raith Rovers | Humberside
Rants at children's football games a sadly common occurrence
After allegations of abuse in a Dundee under-13 football match, Courier reporter — and ex-referee — Geraldine McKelvie takes a personal look at the problem that is blighting the game at grassroots level. (...)
More on: Drumgeith Park | Dundee Galaxy | Lanarkshire | Andy Walker | Dundee
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Ramsay ready for next level with Wentworth challenge
An extra week spent stranded in the USA by the Icelandic volcanic ash cloud may be the catalyst for Richie Ramsay to take the next step to European golf's top order as he challenged the leaders in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth. (...)
More on: Malcolm Mason | Loch Lomond | Georgia | Aberdeen | Taylor Made
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St Andrews University to honour Open championship legends
St Andrews University is to award honorary degrees to three golf legends -- Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson and and Padraig Harrington -- to mark the 150th anniversary Open Championship on the Old Course in July. (...)
More on: St Andrews | Tom Watson | Louise Richardson | Padraig Harrington | Menzies Campbell
Open golf fans head for the digital fairway
Golf fans around the world have the chance to take part in this year's Open at St Andrews — well, virtually. (...)
More on: R and A | Fife | St Andrews | Old Course | World Golf Tour
Tiger Woods all washed out at Dundee launderette
A rare collection of Tiger Woods memorabilia will go on display in a Dundee launderette this week to coincide with the golfer's return to sporting action after having his dirty linen aired in public. (...)
More on: Dundee | Eduardo Alessandro Studios | St Andrews Bay Hotel | Help For Heroes | John Justice
