Biddiscombe column: Vice-captains now take centre stage
By Ross Biddiscombe With a rash of Ryder Cup vice-captains announced over the past few months, the obvious question is just how important are these men and …
The Aussie who beat Monty, Faldo and Langer at Gleneagles
By John Huggan Even now, almost a quarter of a century on, it stands out as perhaps the most amazing 90 minutes of golf ever played on the European Tour. …
Tour may never be the same post-Brexit, says Dredge
Currency fluctuations and players living in the UK are the tip of the iceberg for potential consequences of leaving the European
Johnson column: Golf’s rule book gives plenty of room for Banana skins
By Martin Johnson The rules fiasco from the final round of the US Open is still the subject of animated debate and has yet to be satisfactorily resolved. …
Spieth: I’ve not received enough information about Rio issues
Jordan Spieth has admitted that he might yet pull out of the Olympics, now saying they are ‘different factors’ to consider. The world number two is …
Matthew in two minds about Zika virus but is hopeful of Rio gold
'Olympic gold would certainly be right up there,' says Scotland's No.1 after a week of bad publicity for golf at the
Day considering Olympics spot
World number one Jason Day has revealed he is currently considering whether to play at the 2016 Olympics in Rio this summer. The Australian is concerned over …
Dustin ends wait for a Major with victory at Oakmont
Dustin Justin wins the US Open after holding nerve on the back 9 amidst
Tiger’s romp at Pebble Beach surpasses any other win
By John Huggan Even from a distance of 16 years, the 2000 US Open at Pebble Beach remains an unforgettable moment in the history of golf. Consider the …
Oakmont – this brute will test every facet of a player’s game
By John Huggan When the US Open makes its eighth visit to the Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh later this month, the storied course will look a bit …
