Golf, by TourMiss

Top-Scot Robert MacIntyre was leaving Singapore and looking forward to 10 days at home recharging the batttiers ahead of his next event and the April 10th commencing Masters. MacIntyre had hinted he would be adding this coming week’s Houston Open to his schedule but at the close of entries last Friday his name was not on the entry list Instead MacIntyre indicated after a final round 68 to share ninth place at the Porsche Singapore Classic he needed a break and he was instead jetting back home ...

It was a Dallas one, two top of the board finish with Carlos Ortiz holding off Patrick Reed to claim the International Series Macau presented by Wynn today, after a closely fought battle between the LIV Golf stars at Macau Golf and Country Club. The Mexican-born Ortiz, who resides in Dallas denied the Texas-born Reed, and who also resides in Dallas and make it win number two on The International Series and Asian Tour today after closing with a six-under-par 64 to finish three ahead of Reed ...

EXCLUSIVE ..….Calum Hill has no hard feelings whatsoever despite having lost his 2026 PGA Tour card top 10 qualifying place to good friend and new Porsche Singapore Classic champ Richard Mansell. Mansell​, 29, birdied the closing hole for the Englishman to capture a maiden DP World Tour title in the event, reduced to three rounds due to bad weather ​cancelling out any play on the intended first round last Thursday on the host Laguna National course. Waiting behind the 18th green was Mansell’s ...

David Drysdale is now out to celebrate his first tournament as a 50-year-old in seeking a tee-time into next week’s PGA Champions Tour event at the famed Mission Hills course at Rancho Mirage in California. Drysdale and wife/manager/caddy Vicky will join a current field of 65 players teeing-up Monday (March 24th) looking to secure one of three spots into $2.2m Galleri Classic and the second event of the new season. The Callaway Golf attached Scottsh golfer had sought a place last Monday into the ...

Top Scot Robert MacIntyre is back flying high after ridding himself of being kept awake by the sound of landing aircraft at nearby Changi Airport in Singapore. MacIntyre revealed he had been enduring some restless nights since arriving post 23-hours travelling from Florida to the tiny island nation earlier in the week for the Porsche Singapore Classic. His lack of sleep was evident in Friday’s round of 73 when he went out in 31 shots but stalled horribly in coming home in 42. The Oban lefty ...

Top Scot Robert MacIntyre​ found himself relegated to the slow lane after what had been a ​fast start on day one of the now rain-shortened Porsche Singapore Classic. MacIntyre jumped straight into contention with four birdies in seven holes but ​then​ found himself left behind after he posted​ a double-bogey and three bogeys ​over his inward nine for a one-over 73 on the host Laguna National course. His double-bogey was at the par-3 17th where sponsors Porsche are donating a ...

This week’s hosting of the Porsche Singapore Classic is yet another Tour destination bringing back fond memories. I was in attendance at the then named Caltex Singapore Masters in the mid 2000s and when the event was jointly hosted by the Asian Tour and then European Tour, and when both Tours were a lot closer in talking to each other than they sadly are now. The tournament, as it is this week, was also played on the Laguna National course. It was 2005 and the handful of overseas media in attendance ...