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England’s Jake Bolton claims Scottish Amateur Strokeplay title with birdie finish
England’s Jake Bolton birdied two of the last three holes while Scotland’s Matthew Clark bogeyed for them for a four-shot swing that won the Scottish Amateur Strokeplay Championship at the Duke’s Course, St Andrews.
Carly Booth wins Czech Open to end seven-year drought
Comrie’s Carly Booth confirmed her return from a seven-year struggle with her third Ladies European Tour title in the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open, a dual-ranking event with the LET Access Series.
Tee to Green: Working for the clampdown
It’s not too dramatic to state the European Tour’s announcement yesterday is the most significant move against slow play in modern golf.
Scott and Walker picked for Great Britain and Ireland
Scots Euan Walker and Sandy Scott have been named in the Great Britain and Ireland team to play the USA in the 47th Walker Cup at Royal Liverpool in Hoylake next month.
European Tour will increase slow play penalties and monitoring in 2020
The European Tour will penalise golfers strokes for more than one breach of their slow play regulations in a new move to get tough in one of the premier issues in the sport.
COMMENT: Potential Camperdown Golf Course closure another symbol of golf’s participation decline
We've known in golf that times like this were coming, but that doesn't make it any easier to take.
Tee to Green: Bryson DeChambeau’s the fall guy – deservedly
Regular readers (both of you) will know I rarely miss the chance to point out when I’ve been proved right about something.
Solheim Cup: Suzann Pettersen relishes wildcard pick as Catriona Matthew insists she’s no gamble
Suzann Pettersen had three words for those who think Catriona Matthew has made a gamble in selecting her for the European Solheim Cup team next month – “Bring it on”.
Tommy’s Honour: Charity golfers play St Andrews and three other courses in one day to help inspire youngsters
A charity which uses the legacy of 19th century Scottish golfing pioneers Old Tom Morris, Young Tom Morris and Willie Park to educate, empower and inspire children has thanked the custodians of four iconic golf courses for hosting a challenge which saw all the courses played on the same day.
Mi Jung Hur sails away on homeward stretch for Scottish Open title
The Koreans who dominate the LPGA and the world of women’s golf are pretty much unflappable in any conditions and Mi Jung Hur proved it conquering the Scottish weather and terrain on her way to the Aberdeen Standard Management Scottish Open title at a sodden Renaissance yesterday.
