Dottie Pepper on switching the clubs for a microphone by joining CBS network
by John Huggan At a place that has always prided itself on traditional values, a little bit of history was made last week at Augusta National. After 79 years …
EXCLUSIVE: Pelley eyes growth on the continent to rival mega-rich US
by Graham Otway European Tour chief Keith Pelley has drawn up a blueprint of big-money tournaments for 2017 to rival the US Tour. At the weekend Pelley …
Johnson column: Therapy may be the only way to cure yips
by Martin Johnson Television has a well established mechanism for protecting the squeamish, involving the programme presenter giving advance notice of things …
Tom Watson: A class act in every way
As Tom Watson plays his final US Masters, John Huggan pays tribute to one of the game's true
Broomhandle ruling taking its toll on those yet to adjust
Nightmare on Els Street as six-putt at Augusta drags Ernie
Seventeen years and counting for Euro success
Between 1980 and 1999, six European stars (Seve Ballesteros, Bernhard Langer, Sandy Lyle, Nick Faldo, Ian Woosnam and Jose Maria Olazabal) slipped on …
Meet the caddie who swapped the bag for a dram of whisky
by Jim Black Doug Clement was so fed-up guiding visitors away from the Home of Golf in search of a distillery that he decided to create one himself on St …
‘Arise Sir Tony’ sounds good in a Ryder Cup year
by Jeremy Chapman What could be more appropriate in Ryder Cup year when the match goes to Hazeltine than a knighthood finally coming the way of Tony Jacklin …
Paul Eales column: Sub-60 rounds will become more frequent
by Paul Eales TWELVE months ago, as Jordan Spieth was compiling his 64 to take the first round lead in The Masters, there was a lot of bated breath being held …
England’s lottery lads looking like golden generation
by Alistair Tait Andy Sullivan will make his Masters debut this year. Danny Willett and Chris Wood will make their second trips to Augusta National, as will …
