Monthly Archives: November 2015

Destino. It was the word Seve Ballesteros used to justify why he won and why he lost. And it may also explain, sadly, why he is no longer with us. His belief that his fate was in hands other than … Continue reading →

At Desert Mountain, Scottsdale on Sunday Billy Andrade beat Bernhard Langer at the first play off hole to win the Charles Schwab championship. But it was Langer who won the season ending Charles Schwab Cup and the Champions Tour money … Continue reading →

“Be lucky”. It’s a throwaway comment caddies sometimes make to their player at the start of a final round. But in Russell Knox’s case the luck was with him from start to finish during the HSBC Champions event in Shanghai … Continue reading →

Recently updated, the Golflutter smartphone app is proving a popular entertainment for players to bet on their own games rather than against their playing companions. A free download, the idea is that a £5 – no more, no less – … Continue reading →

Phil Mickelson threatened to make some “drastic changes” nearly two years ago, then he changed his mind. But yesterday he and Butch Harmon had an amicable, professional split. Mickelson flew his private plane to Las Vegas for a 2 hour … Continue reading →

Movember Foundation: National FootGolf “MOVE” Campaign – 2nd November – 8th November The UK FootGolf Association’s  official charity partner is the hugely popular Movember Foundation, who raise awareness and funds for both prostate and testicular cancer, as well as supporting … Continue reading →

Published yesterday, Out Of The Rough is Tiger Woods’ former caddie Steve Williams’ account of their relationship. This lasted 11 years, saw Tiger win 13 majors and Williams net approximately $10 million dollars of the $88 million that Woods won … Continue reading →

Bet365, Coral and Totesport have been told off by the UK advertising watchog for using images of US Masters and US Open champion Jordan Spieth to promote betting. Under the UK advertising code it is illegal to use people aged … Continue reading →