Mercedes set three of their sponsored stars, Martin Kaymer, Fabian Gomez, and Emiliano Grillo a hole in one challenge. Already a difficult feat, Mercedes wanted them to ace the 175 yard hole with a putter, a driver, or a left handed club!!!
European Tour chief executive Keith Pelley wants to introduce a six-hole event incorporating a shot clock, music, different clothes and fewer clubs in an effort to attract more golf followers.
Dustin Johnson played both his first two rounds of the weather-hit US Open on Saturday and enjoyed decent weather on his way to shooting 67-69 and now holds the clubhouse lead at Oakmont.
The Football Association is commissioning a survey to see whether there is demand for a nine-hole golf course to be built at England’s training base, St George’s Park. Do they really need a survey??
The best hole in one you'll see this week? Probably. Meet LDRIC (Launch Directional Robot Intelligent Circuitry), see what they did there? LDRIC. Eldrick. It doesn't matter.
A nine hole Tri-Golf course has been installed in the playing field at Lyng Primary School, one of the first schools to add golf to it’s curriculum. The course was built after £1,500 funding from the Golf Foundation and HSBC.
Plainfield's Hell Hole: The 8th...480 yards of sheer pain and misery nestled in the heart of New Jersey...
A fire broke out on the golf course at the Burnham and Berrow in Burnham-on-Sea, further demonstrating the dangers to courses from the prolonged hot weather.
Ian Poulter has not been making friends and influencing people it would seem at the Scottish Open, as a leading Gullane member has sent a long and caustic letter to the Scottish Open tournament director titled: “Ian Poulter is an a—hole”.
After the hugely successful inaugural year of the FJ Walk of Champions in 2017, which encouraged golfers to get out on the golf course and track their steps throughout the season, FootJoy and Hole19 has announced the continuation of the partnership for 2018.
Macmillan Cancer Support’s legendary golf fundraising challenge, which sees golfers tackle 72 holes in one day, is returning on Thursday 21 June.
Dylan Frittelli used a compass on the 17th hole on Sunday and went on to win his second European Tour title at the Mauritius Open.
