Kaymer Learning From McIlroy How To Deal With ‘Attention’.
Rory McIlroy is not only an inspiration to a younger generation of golfers but also to his rivals including a former World No. 1 and fellow US Open winner Martin Kaymer.
Kaymer’s struggle to deal with all the attention in the aftermath in capturing the 2010 PGA Championship has been well documented.
The quietly-spoken Dusseldorf-born golfer confessed in also becoming the game’s top-ranked player: “I was surprised about a lot of things. I couldn’t handle a lot of things that ...
Jimenez Refutes Claim He’s Not A 2016 European Captaincy Candidate.
Darren Clarke seems far from a ‘shoo-in’ for the 2016 Ryder Cup captaincy vote after Miguel Angel Jimenez refuted claims in a Spanish newspaper he was not interested in leading a European Team.
The pony-tailed Malaga-born golfer straightened out what he was says was an incorrect English translation of the article ahead of teeing up in this week’s 10th anniversary Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
Jimenez was chomping on a cigar as he worked on his putting when asked to answer either ‘yes’ or ...
Martin Kaymer Finds Parallels With Golf On Italian Ski Slopes.
Double Major winning Martin Kaymer believes he’s found parallels with golf after taking up snow skiing in the Italian Alps.
While Kaymer remembers skiing with his family as a four year old his visit into the Italian Alps over the Christmas break was the first time he’s taken to the snow since his childhood days.
And the competitive side of the current US Open champion clearly was obvious when he spoke of his new sporting adventure ahead of this week’s 10th anniversary Abu Dhabi ...
Pablo Larrazabal Admits He Could Have Died From Hornet Attack.
Defending champion Pablo Larrazabal began the New Year with a sobering thought confessing he could have died following a hornet attack during last year’s Maybank Malaysian Open title.
The affable Spanish golfer, who is defending this week’s Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, was stung 20 times on the back of the neck in Kuala Lumpur.
“It was Bhullar’s caddie who saved me a lot of pain, so I have thanked him all year long last year because if he doesn’t tell me about ‑‑ ...
Rory McIlroy Not Concerned By High Court Showdown … “I Just Need To Tell Truth”.
World No. 1 Rory McIlroy returns to competition this week seemingly unperturbed at the thought of the possibility of spending six days in a Dublin High Court witness box.
McIlroy has traveled to Abu Dhabi for the 10th anniversary Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
And while he has been slapped with two separate two-stroke penalties over his past two appearances, including one last year that cost him the event, the 25-year old is unconcerned at the thought of facing some of Ireland’s toughest lawyers ...
McIlroy & Fowler Head-To-Head Over First Two Days In Abu Dhabi.
Organisers of the 10th anniversary Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship have drawn World No. 1 Rory McIlroy and close friend Rickie Fowler, along with Italy’s Matteo Manassero together for the opening two rounds of the event in the UAE capital.
The trio will tee off in the third group on day one at 7.40am local time on the National course.
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