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Scotland’s David Drysdale produced a stunning back nine turnaround in his fortunes on day one of the five-round 2025 Asian Tour qualifier at Hua Hin in Thailand. Drysdale, 49 was out off the 10th tee on the host A/B course at the Lake View Resort but soon was back-pedalling in posting a horror four-over ‘7’ at the par-3 12th hole in his quest to regain his Asian Tour card after a disappointing 2024 season. It got no better for the affable Scot in dropping shots at the 14th and ...

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler reckons that Tuesday’s ‘The Showdown’ taking place under lights at Shadow Creek in Las Vegas is about the bigger picture still sadly hurting men’s professional golf. “Ideally, I think the end goal here is to get the game of golf back together,” said Scheffler. We’ve had endless ‘made for TV’ showdowns in the game of golf but there’s never been nothing like the ‘unpublished’ reasons for ‘The ...

In a huge shock to golf fans the world over the PGA of America has agreed to pay American players who compete in next year’s Ryder Cup at Bethpage Park. The PGA of America indicated that each of the 12 players on Keegan Bradley’s side will receive $500,000 with $300,000 to be donated to a charity or charities chosen by each player while the remaining $200,000 has been termed a “stipend”. Stipend is defined as a form of compensation that is paid to certain individuals for services rendered, ...

Tiger Woods will head a field of 18 major champions, both in the mens and womens game, teeing-up in this week’s 27th annual hosting of the PNC Championship in Orlando, Florida. Woods and son Charlie will be seeking a maiden triumph in the event after having finished runner-up in 2021. However, it won’t be easy for the 15-time major winning Woods in recently ruling himself out of teeing-up in his Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas and not having competed in a formal event since missing ...

US-born players may dominate the field of 207 competitors but it is a Scot who shines among those teeing-up tomorrow (December 17th) over five rounds of a final qualifier for 2025 Asian Tour membership. All up, 42 countries will be represented competing in five rounds of over two courses at the Lake View Resort and Golf Club at Hau Hin in Thailand. America boasts 29 players with Australia next with 20, Thailand 19, Korea 15, Japan 14, India 11, China 8, England, Chinese Taipei and Singapore each ...

Denver-based Scot Martin Laird horribly tripled his last hole and then withdrew following a second round eight-over par 78 at the 2025 PGA Tour qualifier on the Sawgrass Country Club course in Florida. Laird, who turns 42 on December 29, is a four-time winner on the PGA Tour but has not tasted success since capturing a second Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in 2020. The Scot has managed to retain his PGA Tour card every year since his full season Tour debut in 2008 and with this season’s ...

The Scottish trio of David Drysdale, Marc Warren and Ollie Roberts will tee-up among 208 players competing from December 17th to 21st on the host Lake View Resort and Golf Club (A & B Course) & Lake View Resort and Golf Club (C & D Course) at Hau Hin in Thailand and looking to earn 2025 Asian Tour membership. The goal for the trio will be to finish amoung the leading 35 that will gain their Asian Tour card. Drysdale is teeing-up for a second time in three years after successfully securing ...