McIlroy admits Olympic relief
Rory McIlroy insists he has no regrets about missing the Olympics as he felt uneasy about which nation he was representing. Golf was reintroduced to the …
Day heads into January training camp
Jason Day will embark on a two-week training camp in the Californian desert to sharpen up his game ahead of the Farmers Insurance Open. The world number one …
Thomas hangs on in Hawaii
American Justin Thomas came through a final day battle with Hideki Matsuyama to win the SBS Tournament of Champions in Hawaii. The three-shot victory was …
Furyk favourite for Ryder Cup post
Jim Furyk has been installed as the favourite to succeed Davis Love III and be named the next USA Ryder Cup captain. Love masterminded a superb American …
‘Beef’ relishing US shot
Andrew Johnston is looking forward to trying his luck in America and intends to keep his famous beard for the foreseeable future. The 27-year-old earned his …
Grace eyes fast start to new year at Abu Dhabi
Branden Grace is looking to hit the ground running in 2017 when he tees it up in the HSBC Abu Dhabi Golf Championship. The South African ace will line up in a …
Rose ready for return to Major contention
(Photo by Getty Images) Justin Rose believes he is ready to add to his sole major title in 2017. The Brit enjoyed a solid if unspectacular 2016 campaign, …
Quartet commit to Phoenix Open
Phil Mickelson, Brooks Koepka, Rickie Fowler and Patrick Reed are the latest players to commit to February’s Phoenix Open. World number 19 Mickelson will …
Nicklaus urges Rory to work harder
Golf legend Jack Nicklaus has urged Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy to work harder if he is to dominate the sport. The European Ryder Cup star will head …
McDowell admits 2016 disappointment
Graeme McDowell believes he under-performed in 2016 and admits he was disappointed to miss out on the Ryder Cup. The Northern Irishman managed just one …
