A Carnoustie man who smashed a glass on the head of a German tourist before carrying out a brutal assault on an English golf fan in the lead up to July’s summer’s Open Championship has avoided jail.
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Day three of the 2018 Open was a thriller, with defending champion Jordan Spieth firing himself into the lead. The fourth and final day of the competition is set up to be memorable after Tiger Woods brought himself back into contention.
Network Rail has been slammed for inaction over the level crossing at Carnoustie where drivers are increasingly putting their lives at risk by barrier dodging on the east coast main line.
Former world number one Tiger Woods has confirmed his entry for the 147th Open Championship at Carnoustie.
A new Dundee tourism venture has been backed by Scottish Government ministers at a leading industry conference held in the city.
The Open is returning to the Home of Golf to celebrate its 150th anniversary. The Old Course in St Andrews will host the event in 2021, which will be played from July 11 to 18.
He was the 19th century professional golfer from St Andrews who won the Open Championship three times yet died destitute in the Thornton Poorhouse before being buried in an unmarked St Andrews grave.
Former Hearts striker turned landscape photographer Donald Ford tells Michael Alexander how his new book marking the 175th anniversary of Carnoustie Golf Club captures a “remarkable” history that in many ways eclipses St Andrews.
The producers and director of the recently released movie Tommy’s Honour which was shot in Fife have been “humbled” by news that the film is being honoured at the House of Commons.