Monthly Archives: July 2023

This glorious picture shows Bobby Jones teeing off at the King’s Course Gleneagles which he visited on his way home from seeing the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. When word got out that he was coming 5,000 people turned out to … Continue reading →

I normally choose to ignore what is happening on the LIV Golf tour but with the whole sport in a state of disruption it might be time to see if its demise is coming. This week in New York LIV … Continue reading →

The largest crowds that ever attended the Evian Championship since it was inaugurated in the early 1990s cheered on Celine Boutier to her first major championship win, won on home soil. She was greeted on the 18th green by fellow … Continue reading →

Elsewhere in Commissioner Monahan’s memo there were details for the first time of the framework agreement for the new entity which merges the three tours. There will be a Player Benefit Programme which significantky will reward players who stayed loyal … Continue reading →

In a leaked memo from the PGA Tour Commissioner yesterday the PGA Tour are not supporting reducing ball distance. So, this isn’t such a surprise because nearly all the PGA Tour players were against rollback. Justin Thomas was particularly vocal … Continue reading →

UK’s number one rap star Central Cee in his video Treat You Better. If you watch this – age restriction. There are some Paige Spiranac size women in hundreds and thousands bikinis who jiggle a bit. If that’s your thing … Continue reading →

Earlier today top professional Lee Westwood wrote a column in which he defended our new Open Champion. I read an article on Monday morning which thoroughly disgusted me. It was on a specialist golf website and the headline declared that … Continue reading →

The tension on the practice ground still seemed to be tense between the LIV and PGA Tour players. A bit like this. Here’s how the LIV players are doing after 54 holes

Jon Rahm called his record breaking third round 63 at Hoylake “the best round I’ve played on a links golf course ever” He likened the feeling to his first round at Augusta National this year when he went on the … Continue reading →