Lowry Hopeful Of Making His Debut In Tiger Hosted Hero World Challenge
Shane Lowry is very hopeful he can make his debut later this year in the Tiger Woods hosted Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas.
Lowry has qualified for the prestigious, limited field twice before but this year the reigning BMW PGA champion says he’s indicated his desire to play, if all approved, in the 20-player field being hosted by the 15-time major-winning Woods.
“I’ve not played the Hero World Challenge before but then I’ve qualified for the event, so it’s just a matter of waiting ...
Hill Returns To Competition Taking Small Steps A Year After Mosquito Bites Sidelined The Scot
Scotland’s Callum Hill returns from a near 12-month competition absence, and the frustrating uncertainty of numerous medical advice, quietly confident he can resume his place on the DP World Tour ahead of teeing-up in the 21st anniversary of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
As reported by www.golfbytourmiss yesterday, Hill was bitten by mosquitoes last October while competing in Portugal, with the bites becoming infected and leading to young Scot’s lengthy ...
Hill Looks To End Six-Month Illness Absence On Positive Note At Dunhill Links
Scotland’s Callum Hill will be looking to successfully end a six-month illness absence on a positive note at this week’s 21st hosting of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
Hill, 28, has been akin to the forgotten player in Scottish mens golf having played just one event this year and that being just one round last March in the Qatar Masters won by fellow Scot and good friend Ewen Ferguson.
Hill picked-up a mosquito related illness last October and was forced to withdraw after just ...
After ‘Conquering’ Rome, MacIntyre Now Targets 21st Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
Top-ranked Scot Bob MacIntyre has returned home looking forward to ‘conquering’ this week’s 21st anniversary Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
MacIntyre took to social media soon after capturing the Italian Open crown declaring ‘Rome Conquered’ and now he’s primed to do the same this week over Kingsbarns Links, Carnoustie and the Old Course at St. Andrews.
A battle-weary Scot got back to his beloved Oban late last night (SUN) after his closing Cazoo French Open final round of a three-under ...
MacIntyre Brilliantly Stamps Ryder Cup Credentials With Italian Open Play-Off Success On Host Venue
Scotland’s top-ranked Robert MacIntyre brilliantly stamped his 2023 Ryder Cup selection credentials with his stunning play-off bictory on the host Marco Simone course outside of Rome.
The Oban lefty came from three back at the start of the final round posting 10 birdies in sizzling last day 64 for a 14-under tally before being joined at the top by US Open champ Matt Fitzpatrick (67).
The pair returned to the 18th tee and while Fitzpatrick complained of being distracted on the tee by photo-snapping ...
A Sombre & Humble McIlroy Takes Full Advantage Of A ‘Gettable’ Wentworth Course
A remarkably sombre and very humble Rory McIlroy took full advantage of a ‘gettable’ host course birdied his closing two holes to be just one off the lead, with a round to play in the shortened 54-hole flagship BMW PGA Championship.
McIlroy, winner of the in 2014, is also now one round shy of capturing back-to-back titles on both sides of ‘The Pond, after recently landing a record-setting third FedEx Cup crown.
On the leaderboards about the West Course the Scandinavian duo of Soren ...
Lowry Delights In Taking BMW PGA Route 66 Around The Burma Road
Shane Lowry again showed his fondness for the famed ‘Burma Road’ course taking Route 66 on the opening day of the flagship BMW PGA Championship.
Lowry emerged from the ‘on and off’ showers and end his day’s work in bright sunshine with a bogey-free display of six birdies, three on each half, for a six-under-par starting round to be in the stately Wentworth clubhouse just two shots off the early lead in the $8m event.
Setting the clubhouse target was Lowry’s playing partner ...
