Law Posts Equal Lowest Opener This Year After Regular Caddy Takes Ill At The Hero
Scot David Law grabbed an equal lowest opening score this season after his caddy took ill and the Aberdonian’s manager jumped in to carry the bag on the opening day of the Hero Open at the Fairmont Resort on the outskirts of St. Andrews.
Law, 31, capped his equal lowest opening day score this year of a seven-under 65 in 17 events this year with five birdies in succession from his 12th hole in bright, warm and unusually calm conditions on the Torrance course.
Joining Law on seven-under was ...
Ramsay Delights Daughter But Weighs Up His Post Turning 40-Years Options
Six-year-old Olivia Ramsay is the proudest youngster in her Edinburgh school class.
Sitting at home in her bedroom is the gleaming Cazoo Classic victory trophy won by her father last Sunday afternoon at Hillside.
Olivia was just a twinkle in her now 49-year-old father’s eye when he last won on the DP World Tour over seven years ago in far off Morocco.
Ramsay had promised her a trophy a few years back but then close earlier this year only to suffer the bitter disappointment in dunken a ball ...
Clarke Denies Harrington To Join Just Four Players Winning The Open & Senior Open Double
Darren Clarke made it back-to-back Irish-born over-50 Major Champions in denying Padraig Harrington victory in the Senior Open Championship by Rolex at Gleneagles
Clarke birdied the 72nd hole to win by a shot in a round of a one-under-par 69 for a four-round 10-under tally on the Kings Course.
The win came just a month after Harrington, who brilliantly birdied six of his closing nine Gleneagles holes including the final two, captured the US Senior Open on June 26th, and while Harrington was naturally ...
Clarke & Olazabal United In Declaring Golf’s Warring Factions Need To Talk
Dual European Ryder Cup captains Darren Clarke and Jose Maria Olazabal are united in declaring golf’s warring factions need to start talking to each other.
Clarke posted a second day 67 Senior Open to move to eight-under and two shots clear of the field while Olazabal struggled in missing the cut on the Centenary Course at Gleneagles.
This week’s event, like so many other tournaments in recent months, has again been dominated by the game’s best airing their views on the subject continuing ...
Why My Second & Third Irish Open’s At Mt. Juliet Were More Memorable Than The First.
My attendance at the second and third hosting of Irish Open as a member of the golfing media was clearly more memorable than my first.
I first attended the Irish Open in 1993 when it was staged at Mt. Juliet for the very first time. It was also the last to be sponsored by Carrolls.
Nick Faldo make it three Irish Open win’s in a row having won back-to-back in 1991 and ’92 at Killarney, and therein lies his ‘void of emotion’ win being part the reason in not treasuring the ...
Aussie Rules With Connor McKinney Capturing St. Andrews Links Trophy.
Aussie Rules with Connor McKinney has added the prestigious St. Andrews Links Trophy to his Australian Amateur trophy with a two-shot victory on the famed Old Course that in a month’s time will host the 150th Open Championship.
The 19-year-old McKinney, who was born in Scotland but moved with his family to Perth in Western Australia since he was 12-years of ago, is the second Australian to win the coveted tournament, and now joining Victoria’s Stuart Bouvier who captured the second hosting ...
Ferguson ‘Constantly Battered’ As He Strives For Double Dutch Delight
Scot Ewen Ferguson admits he’s felt being ‘constantly battered’ as he continues to eye a Dutch Open double delight heading to the weekend rounds of the championship in Cromvoirt.
The reigning Qatar Masters champ heads to day three sharing 19th place but only six-shots shy of the lead in the 102nd edition of the premier Dutch event on the host Bernardus course for a second year running.
Portugal’s Ricardo Gouveia double-bogeyed the 11th but then eagled the 12th in a round of 66 to head the ...
