Huggan column: Shot penalties are the way to go to stamp out slow play
by John Huggan Whenever the words ‘slow’ and ‘play’ are mentioned within the context of professional golf, the mind immediately goes back to the 2013 …
David Howell column: More joy on the way if we treat kids right
By European Tour player David Howell English golf had another high point this week with Matthew Fitzpatrick winning the Nordea Masters in fine style with a …
Woods withdraws from US Open
Tiger Woods has confirmed he will not feature at the US Open at Oakmont next week as he continues his recovery from a back injury. The former world number one …
Donald does enough to secure US Open spot
Luke Donald has secured his place at next week’s US Open following a play-off at the Ohio qualifying event. The Englishman was one of six men in …
McIlroy in confident mood for Oakmont
Rory McIlroy feels his game is in good shape heading into the US Open at Oakmont from June 16-19. McIlroy, whose first major win came at the 2011 US Open, has …
Wood showed his steel at Q School
by Ross Biddiscombe Chris Wood’s eight-year professional golfing journey from Q School hopeful to BMW PGA Championship winner was almost derailed before it …
Clarke begins to show his Ryder Cup cards
by Graham Otway Darren Clarke insists that he is leaving no stone unturned in his search to find a winning formula for Europe’s Ryder Cup team to take on the …
Johnson column: Only golf can turn a star into a hacker
by Martin Johnson It was good to see John Paramor buzzing around Wentworth in his buggy last week, pointing at his watch and asking various players whether …
Huggan column: Time to make pros use ‘real’ woods
John Huggan ventures back to the times of the persimmon wood that draw no comparisons with today's 21st century 'hunks of
Chris Wood column: I can sense the Ryder Cup in the distance after BMW PGA win
by BMW PGA Championship winner Chris Wood I don’t make a habit of studying the world rankings at the end of a tournament, but after winning at …
