Scot Lloyd Saltman hailed a virtually flawless round after equalling his best 18 holes as a professional on the first day of the Madeira Islands Open.
Post a Comment ()Scotland’s leading woman golfer believes the R&A should “lead by example” in allowing female members.
Post a Comment ()Carly Booth will finally get to her new base in Marbella this week after two months of globetrotting, confident she can recover her best form as the Ladies European Tour comes home.
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The only thing that will be the same as 1973 in 500 days from now, says Tony Jacklin, is the stands will be full.
His spat with Sergio Garcia generated headlines around the world, but Tiger Woods was soon focusing on the thing that matters most following his victory in the Players Championship.
Sergio Garcia refused to blame his row with Tiger Woods for the meltdown which cost him the chance of a second Players Championship at Sawgrass.
World number 267 Roberto Castro took a three-shot lead into the second round of the prestigious Players Championship, but a quick glance at the leaderboard put his chances of a first PGA Tour title on Sunday into stark perspective.
Golf enthusiasts can now register to get tickets for next year's Ryder Cup.
Masters champion Adam Scott admits he has been “floating in the clouds” since his victory at Augusta but has shunned celebrations in his native Australia as he focuses on more major titles.
Golf is getting waylaid by minor issues like anchoring and drugs when the real concern is the ball, believes double major winner Tony Jacklin.
Colin Montgomerie reflected on his major championship near-misses as he was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in Florida.
Australia’s Brett Rumford admitted it was “quite surreal” to have won his second tournament in eight days on the European Tour with a commanding victory in the Volvo China Open.
Australia’s Brett Rumford remains in contention for back-to-back victories on the European Tour despite a late surge from Finland’s Mikko Ilonen in the second round of the Volvo China Open.
Australia's Brett Rumford today produced a storming finish to his second round at the Volvo China Open to remain firmly on course for back-to-back victories on the European Tour.
Guan Tianlang may have made history at the Masters, but his status as the youngest player in European Tour history has disappeared in the Volvo China Open.
Golf’s governing bodies have confirmed that the Masters was right not to disqualify Tiger Woods last month, but confusingly have added that the move should not set a precedent.
Only the champion at the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open will claim an 11th-hour entry into the Open Championship at Muirfield after the R&A admitted they nearly played with five extra players last year.
Peter Whiteford could not quite get across the line for his first European Tour win but he leaves Korea determined to make the breakthrough.
Guan Tianlang insisted he will be aware of the need for speed when he competes in this week’s Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
The R&A will not “bully” Muirfield over women members and won’t be pushed to speed up “the direction of travel” towards becoming a mixed club themselves, stressed chief executive Peter Dawson.
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