Things are going from bad to worse for Donald Trump amid reports that the R&A are going to ditch Turnberry from the Open rota following the U.S. Republican candidate's recent rants about Muslims, Mexicans and just about anyone else he can possibly offend...
Glenmuir and Sunderland of Scotland, the Scottish golf clothing brands, have launched a “Your Pro Shop Needs You” campaign to encourage consumers to #ShopSmall by supporting their local golf pro shops.
Donald Trump has the hump over the online petition that has been signed by over 500,000 people, which calls for him to be barred from the UK due to his comments about Muslim’s being banned from entering the USA.
According to reports from north of the border, Bunkered Magazine has heard that Dundonald Links may be the venue for this year’s Scottish Open.
The PGA Tour without the Blue Monster? It's on the cards after Donald Trump's monstrous outburst about Muslims sees the PGA threatening to strike it off the rosta...
Brand Fusion, the leading golf equipment distributor across Europe, has collaborated with Trump International to offer golfers a special set of three gold-coloured golf balls, each marked with the logo of Trump International courses at Turnberry and Aberdeen in Scotland, plus Doonbeg in Ireland.
There are rumours flying around that the Scottish Open could be held at Trump International Aberdeen in 2019.
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.
British executives prefer to play golf rather than fulfilling their “duty” as exporters, International Trade Secretary Liam Fox has suggested in an outspoken attack on the country’s “lazy” business culture. We say 'my arse.'
Time Magazine has accused POTUS Donald Trump of pushing fake news in his own golf clubs.
The guys on the European Seniors Tour represent a golden, pioneering age of golf. Many of them, like Sam Torrance, were there at the start of the European Tour in 1972, when events took them to ridiculously hard to get to destinations, and players slept 4 to a room to save costs. Subsequently they have very interesting stories...
A street in Fife which leads to the first tee of the Old Course at St Andrews has been named the most expensive in Scotland.
