Golf, by TourMiss

Scotland’s Scott Jamieson proudly returns home having secured his Tour card for next season in brilliantly banking a share of third place in the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters in Doha. Jamieson, 39, arrived in the Qatar capital, and in the final ‘regular’ season event, lying 119th and three places outside of automatically holding onto his 2024 Tour card but after a final round 66, to end tied at 16-under with Spain’s Nacho Elvira, the Scot jumped to 82nd on the money list and comfortably ...

Scott Jamieson is now staring at the strong possibility of securing full Tour playing rights for the next two years heading to the final round of the storm-affected Qatar Masters in Doha. Jamieson, 39, brilliantly re-ignited firstly his quest to retain his Tour, and in the final regular event of the season, but cannot be ruled out of victory in posting a stunning third round six-under 66 to be lying at 13-under, and a clubhouse share of second place on the host Doha Country Club course. DOUBLE ...

Scott Jamieson declared he’s got ‘nothing to lose’ after grabbing seven birdies in a bogey-free seven-under 65 to share the lead in the thunder, lightning and rain affected Commercial Bank Qatar Masters in Doha. Jamieson, 39, capped his round with a pair of closing birdies, including landing a 40-yard greenside bunker shot at the last to just four-feet on the host Doha Golf Club course. The Scot was then joined in the lead by Kiwi Daniel Hillier and with three other Scots – Stevie Gallacher, ...

The Scottish trio of Ewen Ferguson, Marc Warren and Scott Jamieons tee-up in this week’s Commercial Bank Qatar Masters very much with contrasting emotions and agendas. Ferguson, 27, tees-up in the 26th straight year anniversary of the event as defending champ after his one-shot victory a year ago on this week’s host Doha Golf Club course. If he needed any reminder of his achievement then there’s none better than the huge banner picturing all 25 tournament winners again hanging from the back ...

As an avid follower of any sport you often find yourself searching web pages looking to try and keep abreast of what is happening around the globe in your sporting love. Golf is no different as I am forever looking at the results of the various tour’s, studying not only who is leading and/or winning a tournament but also looking to see who produced a good last rounds or someone of note who just played well Following this past week’s edition of the ZoZo Championship what was really pleasing ...

Scotland’s Ewen Ferguson was heading to the Middle East and this week’s defence of his CB Qatar Masters title buoyed by his strong showing at the Estrella Damm Andalucian Masters in Spain. Ferguson, 27, muscled his way to a share of 13th place thanks to four closing nine birdies in succession in posting a three-under 69 for a share of 13th place in wet and windy last day conditions on the host Sotogrande course at San Roque. Poland’s Adrian Meronk made it four career DP World Tour titles ...

Champion Aussie golfer Min Woo Lee is celebrating the 21st hosting of the Macau Open winning a third pro career title on three different continents. Lee, 25, was never headed over the four rounds of the prestigious Asian Tour title event in posting a closing score of 63 to win by two shots with a very impressive 30-under-par tally on the host Macau Golf and Country Club. The Perth golfer posted earlier rounds of 62, 64 and 65 to deny Thailand’s Poon Saksansin who matched Lee’s closing ...