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Danish golfer Soren Kjeldsen may be diminitive in stature but he makes-up for that being tall and generous in friendliness and personality. There’s never been an occasion in so many years in meeting Soren that he would not greet you with a friendly welcome. And for this reason it will be a big loss to the DP World Tour and very much the gain of the Legends Tour and hopefully the US-based Champions Tour following next May when Soren has turned 50. It was half of those 50 years ago ...

EXCLUSIVE …. Super Scot Stevie Gallacher turns the big  5 0  later later this week and he’s already excitedly looking forward to hopefully tackling the next challenge in his super career – competing Stateside on the PGA Champions Tour. Gallacher has teed-up in a staggering 663 DP World Tour events since making his debut as a 19-year-old at the 1993 Scottish Open and in the ensuring years he’s proceeded to earn a cool Euro 12m in prize money. The Bathgate pro captured the first ...

The Scottish duo of Scott Jamieson and David Law are not alone in facing one last throw of the dice if they are to conquer their goals heading to the final round of the Genesis Championship in South Korea. The pair headed to Seoul for the final event of the ‘regular’ DP World Tour season with Jamieson looking to move inside the top-70 on the Race to Dubai money list and ensure a place in next fortnight’s elite Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship while Law faced a bigger goal of retaining ...

It is double disappointment for the Scottish duo of Richie Ramsay and Martin Laird. Ramsay’s DP World Tour season ended after posting rounds of 71 and 74 that will see him miss the cut at the Genesis Championship at Incheon near Seoul. The four-time Tour winning Ramsay was sharing 78th place at one-over and two places outside of the expected halfway cut at one-under when poor light stopped play leaving one group still to complete their second round. EXCLUSIVE NEWS …. Tartan duo Richie ...

What’s there not to like after you go really low on your first visit to Japan? Ireland’s Seamus Power could not have been more happier after posting a PGA Tour career low to be right in contention heading to the weekend rounds of the ZoZo Championship and on his first visit to Japan. In his 186th Tour event, Power brilliantly snatched eight birdies to muscle his way into a share of fourth place and just three off the lead on the host Narashino Country Club course at Chiba. Power, 37, ...

LIV Golf today has unveiled details of a new pathway for elite players competing in the Asian Tour’s final International Series event of the year to be staged in Saudi Arabia from December 12-14 at the Riyadh Golf Club. The $US 5m PIF Saudi International will consist of four rounds of stroke-play over three days, including 36 holes on the final day where the top finisher will earn a spot in the LIV Golf League next season. As well, the top 10 finishers, including ties, will earn full exemption ...

Scott Jamieson has continued his good form soaring into a share of second place thanks to an eagle finish after the opening round of the Genesis Championship at Incheon and close to Seoul in South Korea. Jamieson had just birdied the 17th hole to move to three-under-par when he chipped-in at the closing par-5 18th and a score of 67 on the host Jack Nicklaus course. The effort handed the Florida-based Scot a seven-way tie at five-under and only a shot adrift of Spaniard Ivan Cantero. Jamieson’s ...