Monthly Archives: July 2016

Jim Furyk, now known as Mr. 58, shot the lowest score ever on the PGA Tour with a 58 on Sunday at the Travelers Championship. But that round came after struggling early on in the week. Furyk opened with a … Continue reading →

Jimmy Walker reflects on PGA Championship win Ewan Murray at Baltusrol Jimmy Walker’s passion is astrophotography. It is unclear at which point he reckoned that, if taking pictures of the stars, he might as well shoot for them. The sequence … Continue reading →

He called it “the most difficult decision of his life”. Jordan Spieth cited health reasons as the overriding factor for his withdrawal from the United States golf team for the Rio Olympics. He said he made the decision for himself … Continue reading →

The BBC TV highlights programme on Sunday evening was watched by 1.5m, a considerably higher number than the audience of 1.1m who had watched the live coverage of the final round on Sky Sports during the Sunday  afternoon. These figures … Continue reading →

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He talks a bit like a hippy and his distinctive hair which earned him the nickname Beef is something unique. Andrew Johnston could only be an Aquarian. His embracing of the golfing public, and them of him has been a … Continue reading →

I once asked Phil Mickelson how he had applied his psychology studies to his job as a professional golfer. He graduated from Arizona State University with a psychology degree. He replied that the key element was using visualisation. During the … Continue reading →

For those not in the know Pokemon Go is a smartphone game played by an app that has quickly become a global phenomenon. Virtual characters appear through the app and are caught and collected by confronting and capturing them. For … Continue reading →