Tiger Woods To Break His Silence Tuesday In Bahamas Following February’s Near Fatal Car Crash

……….. Fatiha Betscher, Albany, Bahamas Tiger Woods will speak publicly for the first time since February’s horrific car smash when he addresses the media at 9am local Bahamas time Tuesday at this week’s Hero World Challenge in Albany, Bahamas   Woods is the tournament host of the 20-player only $3.5m event and it will be a first occasion since 23rd February, and the day the world was shocked to learn of Woods writing off the car he was driving and also the extent ...

Rose Rules Out 2023 European Team Captaincy Declaring ‘I’m Still Too Young’

Europe’s quest to source a 2023 Ryder Cup captain would seem no easier with Justin Rose declaring ‘I’m still too young’ to be considered for the Rome captaincy. Lee Westwood’s decision not the seek the European Team leading reins has thrown the process to find a replacement for Padraig Harrington into somewhat disarray with the likes of Swede Robert Karlsson, former World No. 1 Luke Donald plus Ian Poulter, Henrik Stenson and Rose’s name being mentioned as a possible captain. However, ...

Rory & Reed Mirror Golf World Excitement Tiger May Visit Hero World Challenge

,,.., Nassau, Bahamas  Fellow major champions Rory McIlroy and Patrick Reed mirror the golf world’s excitement at the prospect of seeing Tiger Woods returning to a Tour event later this week at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas. Woods is tournament host of the elite 20-player field being played for a seventh year on the Albany course and, as the tournament host, Woods has never missed the event, usually spending the week on his 155-foot luxury boat ‘Privacy’ that’s tied-up ...

Chesters ‘Remain’ Decision Rewarded With Open Championship Tee Time

.… by Fatiha Betscher Ashley Chesters decision to remain in South Africa has been rewarded with a 2022 Open Championship tee-time at the close of the severly weather affected Joburg Open. Chesters, 32, could have easily joined nearly 20 other British and Irish golfers and flee the Rainbow nation when word spread that South Africa and five other African nations were being put on a ‘red list’ of countries. and with the UK Government issuing a virtual Covid-19 ultimatum that unless those arriving ...

Mass Withdrawal Of British & Irish Players From Joburg Amid Covid Lockdown Fears

There has been a mass exodus of British and Irish-born players from the Joburg Open after the UK Government added South Africa to a red list of travel destinations. Fifteen players have withdrawn including Scots Richie Ramsay along with Tour rookies Liam Johnston and Craig Howie who are making their DP World Tour debut this week. Also pulling the plug on the event is the likes of England’s Richard McEvoy, Matt Ford, Oiver Wilson, Matthew Jordan, Stephen Browne, Graeme Storm and the Tour’s ...

Expectant Father Martin Kaymer Planning Three Months Away From Competition

The sight these past two weeks in Dubai of a heavily pregnant woman in the company of Martin Kaymer has now lead to news the double major winner will take three months off from January to be with his family. Irene Scholz is Kaymer’s girlfriend and with the champion German golfer indicating to Golf Magazin that she will give birth in Germany before the family looks to live in Florida and once the baby is born, the current World No. 118 will not play again till  March. “Our child will ...

Warm Welcome For Scottish Duo Though Uninviting New Season Start In Joburg Open

Scotland’s newest Tour stars Liam Johnston and Craig Howie recieved a warm welcome onto the newly-named DP World Tour but it was a rather uninviting start for the pair on day one at the co-sanctioned Joburg Open in the South African capital. Johnston and Howie earned full 2021/22 wraparound Tour status by virtue of recently finishing top-20 on the recently concluded secondary Challenge Tour. Johnston, 25, easily secured his card finishing eighth on the money list whereas the 27-year-old Peebles-based ...