Tag: Golfnutter
Golfnutter: Handicapping in Pattaya
Pattaya boasts many golf societies, something in excess of 40 outlets I would think. These include the bar with a sandwich board placed outside...
Golfnutter: Xmas Day in Ban Chang – Bring ur A Game
The planning had been meticulous. Four devout observers of Christmas traditions – two Englishmen, a Welshman and a Kiwi – leave Pattaya at 07:45...
Golfnutter: McIlroy & Ko win their races
The European Tour’s season-ending finale: the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, played host to the top 60 European Tour players as they competed...
Golfnutter: Lydia’s legacy grows
If what Lydia Ko is doing in women’s professional golf had an equivalent story in the men’s game, the headlines would be deafening. “Couldn’t...
Golfnutter: Presidents Cup reborn
The biennial golf match played between Team USA and a team representing the world minus Europe, reached its thrilling climax at Incheon, South Korea,...
Golfnutter: The legend grows
The final round of the Evian Championship, the last of the year’s majors, was keenly anticipated. In the last group were the overnight leader,...
Golfnutter: Open 2015 – golf’s special place turns it on
In a finish that couldn’t have been better scripted, eight players held at least a share of the lead in the final round of...
Golfnutter: Open Championship – Preview
This year’s Open Championship, held 16–19 July, will be hosted by the Old Course at St Andrews in Fife, Scotland. It will be the...
Golfnutter: Steven Bowditch – inspirational (part 2)
In April 2006, following a poor run of form on the US PGA Tour and suffering from acute clinical depression, Australian golfer Steven Bowditch...
Golfnutter: Steven Bowditch – inspirational (Part 1)
Steven Bowditch’s grandfather, subjected to four years forced labour in the death camps that built the infamous Burmese Railroad during WWII, is thought to...