Calling Donald Trump! Do something positive. Throw these guys a bone!! One of the most scenic golf course in Britain is under threat because of a lack of members. Situated in the Outer Hebrides at Cleat on the isle of Barra, the course once attracted almost 70 members but that figure has now fallen to 15 people who are struggling to keep the club open.
Warning: If you are of a delicate disposition you may not want to watch this. Not only does this look annoyingly incredible, Head Pro Ryan Dodds goes out of his way to rub it in by doing something remarkable. Watch and drool... This might make you cry a bit...
Here's a brief run down of what happened, who got upset, who felt sick and who got vertigo... with some stunning pics from Getty.
Ever since we started GolfPunk back in the day, we've had a slightly irrational desire to go and play golf in Mauritius. I mean, who wouldn't? But, somehow it never seemed attainable. The very idea of it seems so out of reach, right?... the Indian Ocean, white sands, fancy cocktails and golf shots across the ocean.
We’ve been studying the TPC Boston course, and have identified the 18th as the card wrecking Hell Hole. It will be interesting to see if we are proved right over the course of the competition. We also wanted to see if there was a softer side to the course. There wasn’t. But we do like the look of the par 3 11th.
Is that a kilo in your seven iron or are you just pleased to see me?... It's official, there are drugs in golf.
Jordan Spieth plays hopscotch with World Number One spot + Video Round 2 of the Barclays wrap up
It seems just like yesterday, well maybe last week, but it's actually the 20th anniversary of the release of Happy Gilmore. Cripes. Here's why we still love it.
Ed's letter. How Not To conduct yourself with a major winning Ryder Cup legend...
A pair of golfers from London are set to build Turkmenistan's first ever golf course, while driving a 1986 Porsche 944 to Mongolia.
Do you want to play Royal Dornoch in a gale? We'll get our hats now!
Tyrell Hatton shot a six under par 66 to secure a four-shot victory and his first professional title at St Andrews.
