Over 20 Victories In 25 Years With Wife Natasha On The Bag
OVER 2️⃣0️⃣ WINS IN 25 YEARS …
With wife Natasha on the bag since a first taste on-course success in early 2001 @Darrenfichardt1 @euLegendsTour #SeniorOpen#ISPSHandaSeniorOpen@GleneaglesGolf
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— Fatiha (@TOURMISS) July 24, 2026
Down Under Stars Continue To Shine Bright In Two Top UK Events
For a second day running ‘down under’ stars continue to shine brightly in the two leading UK hosted men’s tournaments.
Cameron Percy birdied three of his closing six holes in adding a second round two-under 68 and move three clear of his rivals at nine-under at the ISPS Handa Senior Open on a windswept Kings Course at Gleneagles in Scotland.
Percy, and competing on the Scottish course for a first occasion, leads the way from American Jerry Kelly.
And after finishing fifth in the ...
Lawrie All Smiles Fighting Off His Hurt Declaring: “I’m All Tickety ******* Boo”.
Open Champion Paul Lawrie tried not to sound so serious when admitting ‘I played lovely for two days but got nothing out of it, as usual” following his second round of the ISPS Handa Senior Open.
Lawrie posted a one-over par 71 that included three birdies but one extra bogey in very difficult windy conditions for a 36=hole level par tally and a then share of 2oth place late on day two competing on the host Kings Course at Gleneagles.
Though the 1999 Open Champion did so well in speaking ...
‘Like Playing On The Moon Not Knowing What Gravity Will Do’ Says Jerry Kelly Seeking To Tame Kings Course
Visiting American Jerry Kerry had an ‘out of this planet’ likening after seizing the clubhouse lead thanks to a tw0-under-par 68 on day two of the ISPS Handa Senior Open in very tough windy conditions on the host Kings Course at Gleneagles.
Kelly posted four birdies and half as many bogeys on the famed Scottish course, a long-time former host of the Scottish Open.
The effort lifted the 59-year-old American into the clubhouse lead at 6-under and two shots clear of nearest clubhouse rival ...
An Aussie Proudly Takes His Place On The Throne At The Kings.
Aussie-born Cameron Percy produced a brilliant birdie blitz around the turn on the famed Kings Course to rule the way by shot on the opening day of the ISPS HANDA Senior Open.
The 52-year old Victorian-born Percy got his round underway in the favourable early conditions at The Gleneagles Hotel and made the most of the calm winds, recording four birdies in a row from the ninth in a 63 that got him to seven under tally on the course that was the long-time host to the DP World Tour’s Scottish ...
It Can Be Nothing But Inspiring For McGinley
IT CAN BE NOTHING BUT INSPIRING FOR @mcginleygolf ….
Returning to @GleneaglesGolf and now approaching 12 years since that memorable 40th hosting @RyderCupEurope and stunning 5 points triumph
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Cambo Believes Like His Own Major Championship Triumph, Fox’s Open Championship Success Will Serve As An Inspiration For New Zealand Sport
Michael Campbell believes just like his own major championship triumph 21-years ago in denying Tiger Woods US Open Championship glory at famed Pinehurst, Ryan Fox’s effort in capturing the 154th Open at Royal Birkdale will have the same sporting spinoff in the Land of the Long White Cloud.
Sir Bob Charles was the first Kiwi to win a Major at the 1963 Open and it was then 42 years before the country savoured another triumph with Campbell triumphant at the 2005 U.S. Open.
Lydia Ko then won ...
