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.
Denmark's Thorbjorn Olesen set a new course record to take command of the Turkish Airlines Open.
Floodtlit golf tournaments? A bit of much needed razzle dazzle for the glorious game? Sounds like a winner to us here at GP Towers. Anything to switch it up a bit.
Tiger Woods apparently has a new woman in his life, and surprise, surprise she's a blonde bombshell.
Cobra launch the first drivers of the digital age, the King F7 and King F7+.
Pyecombe Golf Club’s Matt Harper and Andy Barnes were crowned Champions of the Daily Mail sponsored National Foursomes Knockout competition, regarded as the greatest amateur golfing event in the world with more than 190,000 players competing in their Club qualifying rounds. The event has been running since 1986.
YE Yang may have won a major but, to date, no Asian player has won a Word Golf Championship. Yet all that could change this week as Japan’s 24-year-old Hideki Matsuyama goes into the halfway stage of the WGC-HSBC Champions at Sheshan with a three-shot lead over Bill Haas and Russell Knox, the defending champion.
Russell Knox was mobbed by music fans who mistook him for pop star and golf lover Justin Timberlake. We're not getting this one at all.
Golfers as Superheroes. Is your money on 'The Force' or 'The Magician this week at the WGC HSBC Champions?
Greg Norman thinks Tiger Woods is done. We think he probably knows what he's talking about as he's been there himself.
A legally blind golfer with five per cent central vision has hit his second hole in one in ten years.
Tiger Woods still thinks he's going to be the greatest of all time. Is he right?
