Huggan column: Troon test teaches some tough lessons to pros
Billy Horschel and some other first round optimists were undone in the second round by true Links
Johnson column: I doubt Bubba’s hit many railway lines before Troon slump
By Martin Johnson There are a couple of ways to experience that lump in the throat feeling during an Open championship at Royal Troon. The first is to win the …
Phil fell in love with Links at Troon
Magical Mickelson might well claim a sixth Major on Sunday, writes John
Rumble over mini-golf’s shameful ‘death’ hole
By Paul Eddison CONTROVERSIAL mini- golf artist Doug Fishbone has come under fire once again – for his creation of a course featuring a replica of the Costa …
Johnson column: Lacking talent? Go buy something expensive
By Martin Johnson Not everyone making the transition from infant to adult manages to break their emotional bond to Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy, and it …
Van de Velde comes back to Carnoustie still smiling
By Graham Otway There can be few more infamous pictures from the history of golf than the ones which show Jean van de Velde, with his trousers rolled up around …
Time to scrap a rule that harms golf, says Howell
By European Tour player David Howell So let’s get this straight, a golfer, let’s call him Dustin for the sake of a name, is allowed to take a full …
Mahoney column: Get fit, get to the gym and put that pint of Guinness down
By Paul Mahoney There used to be a sign pinned to the noticeboard at Llandaff rugby club in Cardiff that stated: “We get fit to play. We don’t play to …
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. …
Trump’s top man eyes up The Open for Turnberry
By Jim Black Ricky Hall is in with the bricks, as it were, as director of golf at Donald Trump’s rejuvenated Turnberry empire. Nearly 17 years after …
