Ernie Els has withdrawn from the KLM Open so that he can stay with family and friends in Florida to deal with the fallout from Hurricane Irma, whilst Greg Norman takes to Instgram to show the true force of the hurricane, and Ian Poulter ups sticks for New York.
Nice to see Tiger up and at 'em again. Here he is enjoying the tennis at Flushing Meadow in his pal Rafa Nadal's private seating area. No sign of Shooter McGavin this year though...
The R&A do not want the Open Championship to return to Turnberry while Donald Trump is president because he would “suck the air out of” the tournament, it has been claimed.
Troon International has launched a new tee time booking app and website, to make booking easier across all their international courses.
The Shire London has announced a £250,000 series of upgrades to its facilities over the next two years.
American Golf has celebrated the ‘Best of British’ with its inaugural Golf Awards held at the Belfry on Thursday night. And the winners are......
With Houston and Texas in full on recovery mode following Hurricane Harvey, PXG have pledged that they will match donations, dollar-for-dollar, up to $1 million in support of Team Rubicon’s disaster relief efforts.
You may have to sit down for this announcement... scores of lobbyists, contractors and others who make their living influencing the government, pay President Trump’s companies for membership in his private golf clubs, a status that can put them in close contact with the president...
Yours for £3.25million: The Roxburghe Hotel and Golf Course in the Scottish Borders.
PGA Player Of the Year in waiting Justin Thomas shot a final-round 66 to finish on -17, beating Jordan Spieth by three shots and Marc Leishman by four.
Word up, Lefty!! Blimey. Crikey. Strike a ... (Just get on with it – Ed) ...Meghan Chayka isn't your typical Swingin' Siren. First the obvious, she's left handed, that's what being Canadian and growing up playing ice hockey will do for you. Bona fide, the Swingin Siren Happy Gilmore!!
Nine amateur golfers from across the UK are just one shot away from landing $1million after they qualified for the hole–in–one challenge final, run in partnership by Million Dollar Hole In One and American Golf.
