Monthly Archives: July 2023

“We would like to advise you of an adjustment we have made to the way the bunkers are raked overnight,” the R&A said in a statement to media. “Yesterday afternoon the bunkers dried out more than we have seen in … Continue reading →

A couple of months ago, before the shock June 6 announcement there was a rumour that avid golfer Will Ferell was about to start work on a show about a Mickelson-type character who upsets the status quo by joining a … Continue reading →

Indeed. I was watching Justin Thomas’ awful end to his round and marvelling at his composure dealing with the bunker. But this is what he probably was thinking inside. Jon Rahm’s expressive face betrayed his emotions too. This course is … Continue reading →

While Rory Mcilroy has been an absolute hero for taking a stance about LIV Golf, another hero has stepped forward and off the fence about the pending merger of the tours. In an interview with the Guardian Ernie spoke his … Continue reading →

Not one of Rickie Fowler’s better days even though he’s playing as well now as he ever has. Tied 5th on the 18th hole he then hit two balls out of bounds, Earlier he had been heckled by a man … Continue reading →

To celebrate Tommy Fleetwood leading the Open here’s the Fleetwood/Molinari song from the Paris Ryder Cup. I’m at the back of this crowd, dancing badly. I laughed so much that week at the spontaneous songs from the fans.

 “I hate it,” said Brooks Koepka’s coach Pete Cowen. “I haven’t heard a player say a good thing about it. They’ll just deal with it.” Yje 17th hole replaces the par-3 15th and is 136 yards. With its elevated green … Continue reading →

The most interesting thoughts so far came from Jon Rahm on Tuesday. First he expanded on why he chose to stay loyal to the PGA Tour when he was apparently offered a nine figure sum to move to LIV. “I … Continue reading →