Tee to Green: Has the penny finally dropped…both ways?
Even if you hadn’t been there before, it was quite simple to find your way to the Edinburgh International Conference Centre on Saturday morning.
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Jamieson makes a case for “lost generation” at Wentworth
On a glorious day at Wentworth with temperatures in the 80s, only a Scot would complain about the weather. But Scott Jamieson’s point was a wider one that the perfect conditions for the first day of the BMW PGA Championship.
Tee to Green: Save the course records for proper conditions
Records. Dontcha just love ‘em? What do you mean it’s just us journalists?
The Open: Sergio Garcia wants to have a tough choice
Jacket or jug?
Paul Casey hoping for big birthday celebrations
Paul Casey will turn 40 sitting just one shot off the lead in The Open championship.
Forrest set for Challenge as season starts in earnest
Grant Forrest is happy with his start to his pro career but knows now is the time to kick on as the Challenge Tour season gets properly underway this week in Portugal.
Josh an unexpected ringer as the Boys Championship reaches the last eight
The look of relief from Lewis Irvine was obvious as he held on to beat Edzell’s Aidan Smith and halt the retreat of the seeds in the Scottish Boys Championship at Scotscraig.
Tee to Green: A mystery we must solve
You can’t help thinking this, because now it’s three out of five, with the two exceptions too blatant to ignore.
After Ryder Cup maelstrom, what next for rowdy golf fans?
Football is a gentlemen's game played by rogues while rugby is a rogues' game played by gentlemen.
Tee to Green: A step ahead on slow play
Coincidence or conspiracy? It seemed too convenient certainly that both the major tours chose the same weekend to crack down with slow play penalties.