One of golf´s great masterpieces, severe, fascinating, beautiful and without weakness...... Continuing the theme of everything Ireland, GolfPunk looks back to one of its favourite courses south of the border, Waterville Golf Club - You Little Beauty!
The PGA in Scotland and The Gleneagles Hotel have announced a new Pro-Am tournament for 2016, which is scheduled to take place at the renowned venue in Perthshire, Scotland next summer.
Where's Tiger? Has anyone seen him? We haven't and we've been watching the Ryder Cup since last Monday (thanks Sky)... We're worried.
The Belfry is planning to expand its rooms by more than a third, replace its Bel Air nightclub with a luxury spa, create a new 500–seat conference facility and a new indoor waterpark.
The Team USA vs. Team Europe Celebrity Golf Cup for the Ryder Cup Trust is heading to St. Moritz, Switzerland, for the first time this year from 22 to 25 July.
A letter has been sent to members of Chart Hills Golf Club revealing that the Leaderboard group are placing the club up for sale.
For an unforgettable New Year celebration this year, head to the stunning Italian region of Tuscany and stay in one of the luxury golf villas located in the grounds of on the exclusive Monte Argentario promontory.
Le Touquet Golf Resort, home of France’s #1 links, is now even more accessible to UK golfers thanks to an innovative flight-sharing platform.
La Zagaleta, one of the most exclusive clubs in Europe, located in the Malaga town of Benahavís, will host the 2023 PING Junior Solheim Cup – a competition for junior players that precedes the 2023 Solheim Cup.
The Lee Westwood Golf School is accused of taking stundents wages, while Darren Clarke has cut ties with The Darren Clarke Golf School... what is going on?!
We've been looking back at the best read articles from GolfPunk in the past year, and our exclusive interview with Tommy Fleetwood seemed to hit the mark with you. Here it is for you to enjoy again, or catch up with it if you missed it first time round. Wow. One simple word. Wow. And that’s all you need to sum up the last 18 months of Tommy Fleetwood’s career. So what has he done to make all this happen?
Big weekends for Henrik Stenson, Billy Hurley III, Lydia Ko and James Heath
