May 3rd, 2017 Article
Ouch! Top 6 golf fan water hazard fails
There's something quite gratifying about seeing people do things stupider than you've done. Or have they?....
There's something quite gratifying about seeing people do things stupider than you've done. Or have they?....
That's all you need isn't it. You've polished the Callaways, re-stacked the ProVs and left the place clean and tidy for the following morning. You lock up and head off for a well earned pint. All is good in the world. Then you get a phone call at midnight: "We've been robbed".
Watch how Jordan Spieth's sponsor AT&T make a mosaic of his head with 24,152 golf balls!!
Here's how not to lose your wedge in an epic golf fail......
Ok time for a rerun of our GolfPunk rant. The three-minute rule is a good one and it is intended to speed up play like the other good rule change, putting with the pin in. I am sure most pros did not expect to suffer too much from the rule change but then they are not playing Royal Portrush every day.
Her other half is world number one. She's expecting their second child. Life is good. Now Paulina can add into the mix a decent golf swing.
This new golf computer game is more Street Fighter 2 than it is PGA Tour '16...
2019 is behind of us but it was not a great display by some who let down our great game and so have been inducted into the GolfPunk Hall of Shame. So which five golfers find themselves with the unwanted invite?
Amateur golfers were teeing it up on The Thames in London this weekend. But instead of using standard issue golf balls, they were using balls made from bread. Welcome to the British Bread Open.
Hilarious: Stephen Ireland's six year old son goes on the golf buggy rampage!!
We’re off on a golf trip with a difference. A big difference. We’re flying to the beautiful island of Islay, the southern most of the Inner Hebrides, to play the magnificent Machrie. And we are doing the trip on a Learjet.
‘Have you seen this fellas?’ chirped Foozler during our Friday wind-down pint. ‘Canadians are offering Golf Therapy to convicts, have you ever heard the like?’ ‘No,’ we said, ‘get your stripes on and go find out…’