MacIntyre Travels To The Land Of The Rising Sun Looking To Arrest Flagging World Ranking
Bob MacIntyre has joined the DP World Tour on an historic first visit to the Land of the Rising Sun looking to arrest his flagging World Ranking.
MacIntyre is among six Scots teeing-up in the inaugural ISPS Handa Championship Japan, being played in Omitama around a 90-minute drive north-east of Tokyo.
It’s been five weeks since the struggling Oban lefty last competed and that was a new season best in his seventh event of a share of seventh at the Magical Kenya Open, though there’s been little ...
Adelaide: The City Of Churches & Now The City For Yet Another Sporting First.
Adelaide, the capital of the Australian state of South Australia, and lovingly known as the City of Churches … 529 christian churches.
The city was founded in 1836 and named in honour of Queen Adelaide who was the wife at the time of the British monarch King William IV.
It was the only freely-settled British province in Australia which, I guess, it’s a nice way of saying no ships sailed up the Torrens River laden with British-born convicts.
However unlike its Sydney and Melbourne ...
Does Donald’s Rome Wildcard Picks Change With Europeans Dominating PGA Tour Wins?
I have a Ryder Cup theme question following Matt Fitzpatrick’s brilliant triumph at the RBC Heritage at Hilton Head in South Carolina.
Fitzpatrick denied defending champ Jordan Spieth with a birdie at the third extra hole on the host Sea Pines course, banking the cool $3.6m first prize cheque, and $360,000 more than Jon Rahm won a week earlier in capturing the 87th hosting of the Masters.
With Rahm winning an Augusta green jacket and ‘Fitz’ being fitted with traditional plaid jacket ...
Drysdale Muscles His Way Inside Top-10 Asian Tour New Season Re-Ranking Post Strong Vietnam Showing
Scot David Drysdale has taken a first big stride in superbly qualifying for the big-money Asian Tour events in coming months by muscling his way inside the top-10 on the 2023 season re-ranking table of those earning full Tour status earlier this year.
Drysdale’s share of 16th in the International Series Vietnam saw him jump 31 spots to seventh on this first re-rank list for the new season, and thus rubber stamping his place in such events as the International Series England in the third ...
Schauffele Reminds McIlroy ‘Rules are Rules’ As Tour Colleagues Question His RBC Heritage Absence
Olympic Gold medal winning Xander Schauffele has delivered embattled Rory McIlroy a few reminders on how to deal with not breasting the victory tape first.
McIlroy seems to be under fire from all sides at present, first for a decision to be ‘wired’ during the second round of last week’s Masters, ahead of crashing out at Augusta National.
Now he’s facing more post Masters brickbats heading in McIlroy’s direction when he chose not to enter this week’s ‘elevate’ RBC Heritage at ...
US Open Record Of 10,187 Entries For LA Country Club.
The USGA has accepted a record 10,187 entries, including 15 champions, for the 123rd U.S. Open Championship at The Los Angeles (Calif.) Country Club’s North Course. The U.S. Open will be held at the club for the first time on June 15-18, 2023.
The number of entries eclipses the total of 10,127 accepted for the 2014 U.S. Open at Pinehurst Resort & Country Club’s Course No. 2. It is the 11th consecutive time and the 14th time overall that entries have surpassed the 9,000 mark, and just the ...
Masters Champ Rahm Targeting A Victory Jacket Double At RBC Heritage
Jon Rahm has one new jacket in his wardrobe and with the Masters champion now looking to add a second is an many weeks at this week’s RBC Heritage at Hilton Head Island in South Carolina.
Rahm, 28, became the fourth Spaniard in winning at Augusta National, and on the occasion of boyhood hero Seve Ballesteros’ birthday.
And rather than take the week off celebrating, the World No. 1 has put the celebrations on hold for a week to make the short journey from Georgia to South Carolina to ...
