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I was looking through social media to see what was happening in golf when I came across a post which said something like this: “Having to listen to husband going on about his golf swing when all I want to … Continue reading →

It was a dramatic week in Detroit last week. First Bryson De Chambeau parted company with his long time caddie, which prompted Sam Harrop, reportedly ‘golf’s premier parodist’ to turn this into a song. Then the Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama … Continue reading →

Spectator tickets for the 150th Open Championship at St Andrews next year will be sold through a ballot. Applications are open now until Monday 4 October, exckusively theough the free to join One Club at theopen.com. Up to four tickets … Continue reading →

Well now that The Kardashians has been cancelled, what better way to fill up her spare time than to start playing golf. Kim Kardashian announced to her 216 million Instagram followers that mama Kardashian, Kris Jenner, had bought the entire … Continue reading →

Are your favourite words in golf? A hole in one Straight down the middle Grip it nrip it You da’man in da’hole I found your ball Nearly at 19th hole It’s in the hole Tiger Woods is back Here, take … Continue reading →

The womens Olympic competitors are: Argentina Magdalena Simmermacher Austria Christine Woolf Australia Minjee Lee and Hannah Green Belgium Manon De Roey Canada Brooke Henderson and Alena Sharp China Shanshen Feng and Xiyu Lin Taipei Wei Ling Hsu ans Min Lee … Continue reading →

The Olympic mens golf competition begins at Kasumigaseki Country Club on July 29th and concludes on August 1st. The womens event, at the same venue, runs from August 4th to the 7th. All competitors must come from the top 60 … Continue reading →

It all began here. The United States team, led by Walter Hagen, won the inaugural Ryder Cup match at Worcester Massachucets. Thet beat the team from Great Britain and Ireland 9.5 points to 2.5 points.

Tiger gave an exckusive interview to Daniel Rappaport of Golf Digest. Three months after sustaining serious leg injuries in a single-car crash outside Los Angeles, Tiger Woods finds himself in a familiar routine: rehab, rehab, rehab. “This has been an … Continue reading →