Olazabal’s back on Tour but you had better catch him while you still can
By John Duggan OK, so he didn’t play well enough to make the halfway cut at the British Masters. Not quite. But José María Olazábal, after 18 months away …
The wind whips in from the Atlantic and the big rollers have attracted kite surfers who dance across the white caps as we bend into the breeze and try to come …
By John Duggan OK, so he didn’t play well enough to make the halfway cut at the British Masters. Not quite. But José María Olazábal, after 18 months away …
By Paul Mahoney When the USA lost their eighth Ryder Cup of the last 10 at Gleneagles in 2014, it took only until the team’s press conference for their …
By Alex Narey Of all the courses I have played as a golf writer, none carries the reputation for fear as Carnoustie’s Championship course does. ‘Penal’ …
By John Huggan As was clear from the novel goings-on that preceded last week’s British Masters at The Grove, European Tour chief Keith Pelley is not averse …
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ARE CLUB captains an endangered species? If you’re a member of a club then there used to be no greater honour than to be invited to be captain, …
By Steve Killick IT’S LIKE discovering Sunningdale on the outskirts of Margate. Just a 10-minute drive from the sprawling brashness of the tourist trap that …
By Martin Johnson The putt wasn’t particularly difficult, about eight feet and straight uphill. Nor was it an especially important match, just the usual …
By John Huggan Now that the cold, hard reality of Ryder Cup defeat has sunk in on this side of the Atlantic, the time is now for the European Tour to make some …