Golf, by TourMiss

Jack Nicklaus admitted he feels “bad” for Tiger Woods after his arrest early Monday morning, so much so the “Golden Bear” says the golf community as a whole needs to rally around the 14-time Major winner. “I don’t really know what happened, what went on,” said Nicklaus ahead of hosting this weeks Memorial. “But I feel bad for Tiger. Tiger is a friend. He’s been great for the game of golf. And I think he needs all our help. And we wish him well”. That ...

Alex Noren claimed the biggest of win of his career and in the process became the first Swedish born winning thanks to a course record closing 62 for a two-shot victory at the BMW PGA Championship. Not since the first championship in 1955 has the Swedish flag been flown from the top of the mast, well not until now. Noren, 34 stormed home finishing some two hours ahead of the overnight leaders and blitzing the revamped “Burma Road” layout with a new course record of a 10-under par 62 ...

Glasgow-born Scott Jamieson is primed to end a 13-year Scottish victory drought At BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth. Scott Drummond was the last Scot to find the shortest route around the famed “Burma Road” course and now after rounds of 67 and 70 Jamieson enjoys a share of the clubhouse lead on day two of the event. Jamieson joined Belgian Thomas Pieters atop of the board at seven-under par as the afternoon half of the field took to the course. Jamieson produced an amazing start ...

Padraig Harrington has received the Golf Foundation’s ‘Spirit of Golf’ Award at Wentworth in recognition of his “outstanding contribution” to the sport and for inspiring so many young players over the years. Padraig now joins an illustrious cast of previous recipients of the award, which includes Gary Player (2007), Tony Jacklin (2008), Lee Westwood (2009), Ian Poulter (2010), Ernie Els (2011), Peter Alliss (2012), Tom Watson (2013), Darren Clarke (2014), Justin Rose (2015) and Laura Davies ...

Fort Worth, TX … Masters champion, Sergio Garcia says it is still too soon to be labelling his Spanish compatriot, Jon Rahm as a potential European Ryder Cup star. The two Spanish golfers are competing alongside each other for the opening two rounds of the Dean & Deluca event at Fort Worth, Texas. Garcia is a former champion having won the event as his first PGA Tour victory and on his debut in the event in 2oo1 while Rahm, and winner earlier this year of the Farmers Insurance Open, and ...

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