Johnson column: Why walk the walk if you can’t talk?
by Martin Johnson I tried hard not to feel too sorry for those unfortunate European Tour pros playing for peanuts in the unbearable heat of the Middle East …
Ryder Cup 2016: USA task force plays into Europe’s hands
by Paul Mahoney Darren Clarke must have been sniggering like Muttley in the Wacky Races when he heard the latest Ryder Cup plan revealed last week by Dick …
Dunne looks to break his duck
Paul Dunne is aiming to secure a first European Tour win at the Australian PGA Championship this week. The 23-year-old Irishman has been elevated to the …
Pelley plans to cook up world-beating tour
by John Huggan No matter how often the Old World’s finest golfers give those pesky colonials a right good kicking in the biennial Ryder Cup matches, the …
Howell column: Next year should be even better
by David Howell So the 2014/15 season was brought to a close last week with the DP World Tour Championship, which had so many story lines it is difficult to …
Pelley has to try and speed up the game
by Graham Otway Keith Pelley is this week holding what could turn out to be the first in a long series of meetings with the Royal and Ancient rulemakers at St …
Lingmerth sets out Ryder Cup goal
David Lingmerth is looking forward to playing in some European Tour events this season to try and qualify for the Ryder Cup team. The 28-year-old has plied his …
Spieth targets repeat year
Jordan Spieth says he and his team are doing everything they can to ensure he is able to match his 2015 achievements next year. The 22-year-old has enjoyed a …
Jamie Elson wins The King Hamad Trophy in Bahrain
For many, the disappointment of an early exit from the European Tour’s Q-School would’ve been enough to call an end to the season and toss the …
Fantastic fourth for Schwartzel
South African Charl Schwartzel claimed his fourth win at the Alfred Dunhill Championship after securing a four-shot success on Sunday. The home favourite had …
