Henrik Stenson and Annika Sorenstam to host Scandinavian Mixed tournament
The European Tour and Ladies European Tour will stage a mixed tournament as part of their schedules next year.
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McIlroy criticises European Tour courses and calls for ‘tougher set-ups’
Rory McIlroy has called for tougher European Tour courses and believes they are necessary to produce better players and help improve Europe’s Ryder Cup chances.
McIlroy beaten by Soderberg in play-off at European Masters
Rory McIlroy lost out in a dramatic five-man play-off as Sebastian Soderberg won his first European Tour title at the Omega European Masters.
McIlroy finishes with a flourish to rocket into contention at European Masters
Rory McIlroy picked up five shots in his last five holes to fly up the leaderboard and sit just one shot off the lead heading into the weekend at the Omega European Masters.
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.
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.
Pieters ends three-year victory wait with win in Prague
Belgium’s Thomas Pieters breathed a sigh of relief after ending his three-year wait for a fourth European Tour title by winning the D+D Real Czech Masters for the second time in five years.
Robert MacIntyre smashes the €1 million barrier with Open performance
Robert MacIntyre has had to turn down a PGA Tour debut because of logisitics but the young Scot is happier at home in Oban as he celebrated cracking the €1 million barrier for his brief European Tour career.
Bernd Weisberger edges Benjamin Hebert in the gloaming to take Scottish Open title
Austria’s Bernd Weisberger finally ended the scoring frenzy at the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open as the clock ticked towards 9 pm by denying France’s Benjamin Hebert a Bastille Day triumph in a three-hole play-off at The Renaissance Club.
Scottish Open likely to stay at The Renaissance Club in 2020
The Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open is likely to be back at The Renaissance Club for a second successive year in 2020, with any faults at the venue “easily solvable”, according to ASI chairman Martin Gilbert.