Getting To Know Gil Hanse & Being His Driver To Castle Stuart
Gil Hanse continues to stamp his growing presence as one of the leaders in golf course design work and even moreso with the latest news his services have been retained by Scotland’s famed North Berwick course.
The story of Gil’s newest golf course assignment appears on Golf Course Architecture website and you can read all the news by clicking on: www.golfcoursearchitecture.net
We learnt also just a week ago with TGL (TMRW Golf League) announcing Hanse has joined the league’s ...
Fox Eyeing Early Christmas Gift As First Kiwi-Born In 108 Australian Open’s To Win The Trophy
How many New Zealand-born golfers in the prior 107 times hosting of the Crown Australian Open have won Australia’s leading championship?
It’s a question I should know the answer but after checking the records of the championship it came as big surprise to learn a golfer from Australia’s nearest neighbour has not been handed the Stonehave trophy.
Indeed there has been just one Kiwi runner-up and that being John Lister in 1977 who ended in a three-way tie for second behind Aussie ...
McIlroy Battles Hay Fever & Dizziness As Royal Melbourne Bites Back
Grand Slam winning Rory McIlroy revealed he battled hay fever and dizziness early in his bogey-laden opening round at the Crown Australian Open in Melbourne.
McIlroy’s on-course showing was as though Royal Melbourne was biting back after McIlroy’s pre tournament comments when suggesting Ausralia’s continually rated No. 1 course was not in his view the best in the country.
Nonetheless a full house crowd was on the tee from as early as 7am eagerly anticipating McIlroy’s arrival ...
Wood A Round Shy Of Second Success In Just Three MENA Tour events
Chris Wood is on his own leading by a shot heading to the final round of the MENA Tour’s Rolear Algarve Classic being staged on the Amendoeira Golf Resort’s O’Connor Course.
Wood posted a second round four-under 68 to break clear of enjoying a three-way tie for the first round lead to be now on his own and leading by a shot at 11-under on the host Christy O’Connor designed West Course at the famed Amendoeira Golf Resort.
WOOD HITS THE FRONT …
Chris Wood a round shy ...
‘The Darkest Time Of My Life” Declares Crestfallen USA Captain Keegan Bradley
Keegan Bradley has spoken emotionally of his USA Ryder Cup team demise, labelling the team’s defeat as ‘the darkest time of my life’.
The American Ryder Cup captain has been the brunt of disappointment since his Star-Spangled side was thumped 10 points to 15 in the biennial showdown being referred as ‘The Battle of Bethpage”.
And after collecting a cool $2.1m just a few days back in ‘The Skins’ match in Florida, there was also no escaping post Ryder Cup letdown ...
McIlroy: Has His ‘Down Under’ Taste Buds Taken A Lift Since Last In Australia ?
Grand Slam winning hero Rory McIlroy has returned to Australia for a first occasion in a dozen years since his dramatic 2013 Australian Open triumph in Sydney.
McIlroy is in Melbourne for the 108th hosting of Australia’s premier golfing event that six-time former tournament winner Jack Nicklaus once described ahead of the teeing-up in the 2016 Masters, as golf’s fifth major
McIlroy touched down in Australia’s Garden State after the long-haul fight from the States as not only the ...
McGinley Says Adare Manor With Suit Visiting USA Team & While Words Of Naval Seal Helped Win The Battle Of Bethpage.
Gleneagles winning European Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley reckons the 2027 Adare Manor host resort will suit the visiting Americans more so than host Europe while also revealing the words of a US Naval Seal that helped the visiting European team win the Battle of Bethpage Park.
McGinley stunningly led Europe to a third Ryder Cup win in succession at the 2014 hosting of biennial event in Scotland following in the winning captaincy footsteps of Colin Montgomerie in Wales in 2010 and Jose Maria Olazabal ...
