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Catriona Matthew wants ambassadors to maximise atmosphere for Gleneagles’ Solheim Cup
Solheim Cup “ambassadors” in many of Scotland’s golf clubs to whip up the expectation of Europe’s battle with the USA at Gleneagles this September will help recreate the atmosphere of the Ryder Cup in 2014.
Tee to Green: A poisoned chalice for Paddy?
The first thought of Europe’s golfing press when Padraig Harrington was being confirmed as European Ryder Cup captain last week was probably “Is Renee on speed dial?”
Getting into the swing of golf with St Andrews caddies
Michael Alexander meets the caddie manager and some of the caddies who work at St Andrews - the Home of Golf.
Tee to Green: At last golf returns…sort of…
Thank goodness, the silly season (for as much as it ever stops in golf) is over. There’s some proper, competitive stuff to get our teeth into.
Tee to Green: A clouded crystal ball for 2019
Happy New Year to all, even you slackers who don’t have to go back to work or studies until Monday.
The T2G Bungs for 2018 go to…
Somewhat amazingly, we’re up to the 12th year of the Tee to Green Bungs, which apart from my marriage is maybe the longest I’ve stuck at anything.
Tee to Green: Three compelling cases for 2018
A fog of indecision has descended meaning that this week’s festive offering - traditionally, T2G’s Player of the Year column - is a feeble compromise.
Tee to Green: 2018 was a lucky escape from European Tour disaster
Those of you who don’t like a little constructive criticism - and I know there’s some out there - look away now. It’s time for my annual report of Scottish professional golf.
Tee to Green: Tiger’s knockabout event skews the rankings
The Official World Golf Rankings have many, many faults, but as a method of working out the labyrinthic machinations of the game at the elite level, they're probably the best we can hope for.
“The Match” was an expensive mistake
Reports from the USA had it that Turner Broadcasting Systems, who bankrolled the hyped “The Match” between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson needed 500,000 pay-per-view subscribers to break even.
