Just in time for Oakmont, the man who bought us the Lego version of Tiger Woods’ famous chip in on the 16th at the 2005 Masters, is back with the Lego version of Payne Stewart’s putt to win the 1999 US Open. He’s really nailed it.
GolfPunk takes a look back at some of the trend setters on the course over the years and gets the expert opion of Stephen Doig Men's Style Editor and Assistant Luxury Editor, The Telegraph as to 'Who wore it better'. First up is the battle of the Plus Fours between Payne Stewart and the slightly lesser known Joel Sjoholm.
Now that Tiger has been sidelined for the rest of the season, at best, he's going to need something to occupy his time. And it looks like it is going to be golf course design which is going to be his new focus.
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A front nine of such resplendent grace, your heart could stop and you would not notice... In the week the Open comes to Royal Portrush GolfPunk recalls its splendid neighbour Portstewart Golf Club - You Little Beauty
British golf trolley manufacturer Stewart Golf has delivered a fleet of 60 of its flagship X9 Follow machines to Taiwan’s most prestigious golf club.
British golf trolley manufacturer Stewart Golf has now added solar energy to its green credentials and flicked the switch on a £40,000 installation to make it more than self-sufficient in electricity.
British trolley manufacturer Stewart Golf has announced that any European customer buying a new X9 Follow this Christmas will be able to claim a FREE Stewart Golf cart bag of their choice worth up to £199.
Premium British trolley manufacturer, Stewart Golf, has announced sales hit a record high in 2017.
British trolley manufacturer Stewart Golf has released a brand new collection of cart bags consisting of three models: SuperLight; SportDrive; and StaffPro.
British trolley manufacturer Stewart Golf is lighting up Black Friday with a £300 discount on all new X9 Follow machines.
Stewart Golf have once again broken their own records by posting spectacular 37% growth for 2016/17.
British trolley manufacturer Stewart Golf has pulled off quite a coup as it has announced Europe’s first fleet of X9 Follows, with Austria’s prestigious Kitzbühel Golf Club taking delivery of 30 machines. Nice work chaps!
A lot have things have gone into the Claret Jug in the past but this one is awesome!
Stewart Golf has released details of its new X–Treme; the world's first truly all-terrain golf trolley.
Premium trolley manufacturer Stewart Golf has announced the purchase of a brand–new £1m, 10,500sq ft factory in Gloucestershire. Good work!
It's always great to hear good news from independent British manufacturers, and Stewart Golf are absolutely flying!
British trolley brand Stewart Golf has released details of its two Christmas promotions for 2016.
Stewart Cink holes a 94 putt, at a basketball game. You wouldn't get that at Old Trafford!!!
It's a very happy birthday to Di Dougherty. All the best from GolfPunk Towers.
When everyone else is farming out production to Asia, the R1 Push is the only 3 wheel push trolley manufactured in the UK
British trolley manufacturer Stewart Golf has announced that any European customer buying an X9 Follow in September will be able to claim a free T5 Tour bag worth £179.
World number four Hideki Matsuyama will be teeing it at Portstewart in the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open.
British trolley manufacturer Stewart Golf are launching their new R1-S Push with multiple colour options.
If you’re looking for last minute Christmas gifts for someone who loves their golf then look no further. Our friends over at Golfbidder.co.uk have some fantastic golf products suitable for family and loved ones that you’ve left till the very last minute, all for reasonable prices!
Golf tourism in the Highlands is set for another boost with the staging of the Scottish Hydro Challenge at Spey Valley Golf Club in Aviemore this weekend.
For the first time ever at a European Tour event, spectators will be allowed to take photos on their mobile phones as part of a pilot scheme being trialled by the European Tour at Portstewart next week.
The phrase 'World Cup' has a certain cachet in the sports world. Outside of maybe the Summer Olympics, the football World Cup is the biggest sporting event on the planet. Now golf has tried to get in on the power of the 'World Cup' brand with the World Cup of Golf. But the stars aren't turning out.
