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England’s John Parry secured a dramatic return to the winner’s circle in the Delhi Challenge, firing a sensational seven-under-par round on the final day to triumph at Classic Golf & Country Club in India. The 37-year-old Yorkshireman, who becomes a two-time winner on the Challenge Tour, carded rounds of 66, 69, 68 and 65 on…
Brady McKinlay was introduced to the sport of golf by his parents during his early childhood and it’s become a life long passion. While he describes himself as a late bloomer, the 23-year-old has today emerged as one of Canada’s top amateur golfers and he has ambitions of carrying that success onto the professional ranks….
Following a Sunday showdown at Sawgrass, the Valspar Championship brings the PGA Tour’s Florida Swing to a close this week. The tournament was first played in 2000, and usually attracts big crowds and a very decent field of players. Played at the same course each year – one that has hosted the PGA Tour since…
With its namesake mountain looming in the background, twilight descending, and the empty, emerald-green fairway laid out in front of me, the 18th hole at Superstition Mountain Golf Club in Golf Canyon, Arizona, was the perfect place to have a little fun. No one else was around that evening, so I dropped five or six…
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Sometimes in golf, it’s best just to take the drop. As this amateur can attest to after trying to play out from behind a cactus. Desert golf can be a breathtaking experience as fairways and greens weave through an arid landscape that often enhances the challenge of the course as well as the aesthetics. But…
Golfers are being invited to come and watch golf legend Dame Laura Davies and other players from the Ladies European and Access Tours playing in the Variety Golf Charity Pro-Am at Sundridge Park Golf Club, in Bromley on Friday 26 April. Variety Golf and Sundridge Park member, Tony Negal, said, ‘Variety Club and Sundridge Park are big supporters of women’s golf. This year we are opening up the competition for…
The weather has been nothing short of sublime at The 50th Players Championship. The same cannot be said for recent iterations of the PGA Tour’s flagship event that have been marred by poor weather, none more so than when Cameron Smith won on Monday in 2022 due to insistent weather issues. So what better way…
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Ken Schofield, executive director of the European Tour from 1975 to 2004, had just the one Swede, a Gunnar Mueller, among his players at the start of his reign. “The rise of the Swedes and the rest of the Scandinavian players who followed them has all happened in the last 50 years, and from a…
