golfweloveit

Has a new website petecowen.com.

Most James Bond afficionardos will mention Goldfinger and the scenes shot at Stoke Park, but I prefer this scene from Dr No as it is a female playing, even if she is daftly wearing gold high heels.

I met Sean Connery once, not on a golf course. He came into my work to talk to the Minister I was working for at the time. The messengers were too overawed to ask him if he would like refreshment, but young Ned, who never made anyone a cup of tea in his life before, asked him if he would like one. And to make sure that Ned did that nicely I followed behind him and asked Mr Connery how his golf was. He said he had been too busy to play. But we did start up a lovely conversation about the tournament at Sun City and he agreed that Mickelson had played awful. But we both oohed over the swing of Ernie Els. I enjoyed that a lot. He was quite a bit older then than he was in this film but still devastatingly handsome.

On July 29 2019 at the Marriott Worsley Club in Manchester the Coronation Street Golf Day will be played, this year supporting the Blossom’s Legacy Charity. It is run by Alan Hallsall (Tyrone), Sam Aston (Chesney) and Andy Whyment (Kirk). This film shows what has gone on in previous years,

Arsenal FC legend Ian Wright plays Ping and has in his bag

G419 driver, 3 and 5 wood 4 hybrid

i500 5-pitching wedge irons

50, 55, 60 degree wedges

B60 putter

He has played golf since 2000 when he retired from professional football. He is a single figure handicap player and member at Brockett Hall GC and Loch Lomond GC

Binky and Jamie from Made In Chelsea. Liking Binky’s response to the instruction “that’s standard”

So that is how he dodges fans when he wants to get on with his golf