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Scotland’s David Drysdale is celebrating with his wife and long-time devoted caddy, Vicky, teaming brilliantly in capturing the inaugural Vattanac Legends Championship in Cambodia. It’s been a long overdue 19-year wait for ‘Team Drysdale’ but thanks to a super final round the couple are winners in Drysdale’s maiden Legends Tour season. ‘Double-D’, as he has long been affectionaly known posted an eagle and four birdies in a third and final round 66 to secure ...

Scotland’s rookie pro Sebastain Sandin is also all smiles in securing full 2025/26 season MENA Tour status after posting a third and closing round 72 to end in a three-way tie for second place. The 23-year-old Dunblane golfer birdied the first but then dropped four shots from the fourth to eighth holes ahead of a 12th hole birdie and five closing pars and a level par tally on the host Troia course in Portugal. Sandin’s top of the board effort will ensure full access to all 13 MENA Tour ...

Sergio Garcia has celebrated fellow Spaniard’s Josele Ballester stunning PIF Saudi International success posting  brilliant Instagram images of the duo taken 14-years apart of he and golf’s newest champion Ballester, 22 is the newest golfing sensation winning a maiden pro career title by three shots after his closing 65 for a 22-under tally over American Careb Surratt who was relegated into second place for a second year running. Surratt had led for three rounds ahead of a closing 69 ...

Move over Sergio as there is a golfer you ‘mentored’ being labelled as the new Sergio Garcia after having taken just five months to capture his maiden pro career title with a resounding three shot success at the PIF Saudi International in Riyadh. Josele Ballester, 22 is Spain’s newest golfing sensation having emerged from one shot back at the start of the final round to post a super impressive bogey-free 65 winning by three shots at 22-under-par. The still rookie pro Ballester ...

Caleb Surratt has led or shared the lead for three rounds of the PIF Saudi International as he not only looks to make ammends for losing out in a play-off in the Saudi event a year ago but capture a maiden pro career title. The 21-year-old American has superbly put himself in position to finish one place higher than a year ago thanks to rounds of 62, 66 and 68 to head to the final round remaining atop of the board tied with South African Dean Burmester at 17-under on the host Riyadh course. Surratt ...

It’s been over four years since Richard ‘Blandy’ Bland tasted his only success on the ‘under-50s’ tournament arena and that was amid highly emotional scenes at his 487th DP World Tour appearance in capturing the 2021 British Masters title at The Belfry. In July, 2022 he joined LIV Golf and at age 49 he was the oldest player to sign with the breakaway league. Then after sanctions were upheld by an independent arbitrator, in May 2023, the European Tour announced that Bland ...

For 32 weeks or eight months of this year Patrick Reed has been travelling the world plying his trade. The Texan has competed in 30 tournaments, over 18 countries (including Emirates) and on three tours. Reed began with a solid T10th result in January’s Hero Desert Classic while he was runner-up two months later in the International Series Macua, T7th in LIV Golf Miami and then headed to Augusta Natonal a week later to be third in the Masters where he reigned triumphant in 2018. A fortnight ...