Seve Would Have Been Proud – A Moving & Tearful Spanish Open Tribute
Barcelona …
Jose Maria Olazabal and Miguel Angel Jimenez could have easily withdrawn from the Spanish Open and everyone would understand but that’s what Seve Ballesteros would have wanted.
Despite the incredibly sombre occasion the already emotionally drained Spanish pair remained to play all four rounds in Barcelonsa.
Bizarrely, Ballesteros’ passing marked the 30th anniversary of his first Spanish Open success on the older El Prat course while the 1995 Spanish Open was the last of ...
Schwartzel Voted ‘Golfer of the Month’
Charl Schwartzel has been named European Tour ‘Golfer of the Month’ for April following his outstanding triumph in the Masters Tournament at Augusta National, Georgia.
Schwartzel, who receives an engraved alms dish and a jeroboam of Moët & Chandon champagne, completed a unique “Grand Slam” of Major Championships for European Tour Members following the 2010 treble by Northern Ireland’s Graeme McDowell (US Open), South Africa’s Louis Oosthuizen (The Open Championship) and ...
McIlroy Told To Ignore Media As He Strives To Bury Augusta Anguish
Rather than the delight of blowing out any 22nd birthday candles, Rory McIlroy is striving to snuff out memories of his recent Masters and Malaysian Open meltdown.
McIlroy, who turns 22 tomorrow (WED) is defending this week’s Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte, North Carolina in a first visit back to the States since his Augusta final round anguish.
But while most talk has centred on McIlroy’s Augusta anguish, the World No. 6 revealed he spoke with former long-time World ...
New World No. 6 McIlroy Returns To States For Wells Fargo Defence
Rory McIlroy will put his new world ranking stature to the test in this week’s defence of the Wells Fargo Championship.
As expected, McIlroy has moved to a career best of No. 6 in the world and ahead of boyhood idol, Tiger Woods who’s been bumped to No. 7.
It ensures Europe now boasts five of the World’s top six – Lee Westwood (1), Martin Kaymer (2), Luke Donald (3), Graeme McDowell (5) and McIroy (6).
Halting a complete European Tour domination is Phil Mickelson, who is currently ranked ...
‘Old Man’ Westwood Wins Ballantine’s Championship
‘Old Man’ Lee Westwood superbly reaffirming his No. 1 world ranking stature with victory in the Ballantine’s Championship in Korea.
Westwood came from three shots back heading to the final round of the rain-affected event to win with a final round 67 for a 12-under par victory tally on the Blackstone course in Seoul.
The win is Westwood’s 35th pro career title and the second in succession after he captured last week’s Asian Tour’s Indonesian Masters.
Westwood had faced an anxious ...
Tour Miss Tackles Archerfield In ‘Monty’s Monthly Medal’ Media Outing.
Tour Miss was invited to the official launch of ‘Monty’s Monthly Medal’ which is a joint Scottish Golf Union & Scottish Ladies Golf Union initiative to help raise funds for two cancer treatment buildings in Scotland.
You will find details of the initiative in our NEWS section.
However with thanks to organisers of Wednesday’s funciton at Archerfield hereunder is some snaps from the media outing.
Thank you also to the Scottish Golf Union, Scottish Ladies Golf Union, Aberdeen ...
Monty’s Monthly Medal – Initiative To Boost Charity
The Scottish Golf Union (SGU) and the Scottish Ladies Golf Union (SLGU) have joined forces with champion Scottish golfer, Colin Montgomerie to launch ‘Monty’s Monthly Medal’.
The exciting new charity initiative was unveiled today at the Archerfield Links course to the east of Edinburgh.
The SGU and SLGU will adopt the Elizabeth Montgomerie Foundation as their official charity partner.
Golfer’s along the length and breadth of Scotland have only to pay £3 to enter with the leading 80 players ...
