Tiger Woods is out for the rest of the season, and more immediatley that means he's out for the PGA Championship. So who is his spot going to? Here's who is replacing him this week, Harold Varner III.
A new state-of-the-art indoor golf academy featuring the UK’s first RoboGolfPro will open its doors to the public on July 9.
La Manga Club has been voted among the world’s top five golf resorts by one of the UK’s most prestigious travel awards for the third year running.
Donald Trump took time out from his busy schedule running for the US Presidency to show his appreciation for Colin Montgomerie turning up at Trump Turnberry. And then he dropped a major clanger. What doesn't Trump know about golf?!
Justin Timberlake took a break in Stockholm yesterday with his preferred method of relaxation, a gentle round of golf. And we love the look of the course he was playing.
Here's a monster putt from Charl Schwartzel on the final day at the Valspar. Enjoy!
Hollywood Walk of Famer, Mark Wahlberg tweeted this picture of himself celebrating his hole-in-one ball on Friday, with a ball that was given to him by Rory McIlroy no less.
So who should you be looking out for this week? Here’s my top five to do well this week at the Honda Classic.
At the AT&T Pro AM at Pebble Beach I suggested taking a punt on Phil Mickelson...I was pretty close. Now the PGA Tour heads to the Northern Trust Open. Rory McIlroy is in the field and so is golf’s other iconic lefty, Bubba Watson. Should be a great week.
There's been some articles really laying in to the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am this week. That it's old fashioned, out of touch, and the celebs aren't relevant anymore. To that we say balderdash and poppycock.
Here at GP Towers, as you can imagine, we’re always on the look out for the latest and greatest GolfPunk, and we think we may have just found a new contender for the prestigious top spot. In recent weeks we’ve been casting our beady eye’s over world number 254, Harold Varner III.
A very rare Ferrari has been sold at auction in Paris, for a whopping great £24.6 million pounds. So we don’t think that it will be going to Ian Poulter’s Ferrari museum. We reckon that’s too much coin even for Ian. But we’d like to be proved wrong.
