The European Tour season concluded last weekend with the DP World Tour Championship, as Danny Willett took the honours in Dubai and Francesco Molinari was crowned Race to Dubai winner. However, that does not mean the end of the action for the year and this week sees a special event as the World Cup of […]
Sullivan to end trophy drought
The penultimate event of the European Tour season gets underway on Thursday with the Nedbank Golf Challenge and Andy Sullivan looks well set to become just the fourth Englishman to lift the trophy. Francesco Molinari, Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Rose – who are first, second and third respectively in the Race to Dubai standings – […]
Fisher to land Scotland spoils
Thoughts of Europe’s fantastic Ryder Cup victory at Le Golf National last week may still be fresh in the mind, but the golfing action continues to come thick and fast with the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship getting underway on Thursday. If you know little about the Dunhill Links format, the tournament is played over three […]
Horschel to land North Carolina spoils
The PGA Tour heads to Greensboro this week for the final PGA tournament before the start of the FedEx Cup play-offs and Billy Horschel looks primed to strike at the Wyndham Championship for the first time. Billy Horschel to win @ 28/1 Horschel has started to rediscover his best form over the past couple of […]
Noren can break major duck in Missouri
The Major season comes to an end at Bellerive Country Club this week and world number 13 Alex Noren looks primed to land the US PGA Championship in what has been a positive season. Previous course form means nothing this week as the last notable tournament held at Bellerive was the 2008 BMW Championship, although […]
Composed Spieth to tame Carnoustie
It would be a brilliant story if Tiger Woods won The Open at Carnoustie but on this occasion it would appear that pragmatism will prevail with Jordan Spieth on course to win the tournament for a second year in a row. Former world number one Woods rolled back the years on Saturday by carding a […]
Hear the Rors at Carnoustie
The Open Championship returns to Carnoustie this week and the Scottish links has plenty to live up to going on the two most renewals at the Angus course. Who can forget Jean van de Velde and his Barry Burn collapse in 1999, the Frenchman tossing away a two-shot lead, the Claret Jug and (for some) […]
Kuchar can capture win at Gullane
The Scottish Open is the latest event of the Rolex Series on the European Tour, with a number of top players also heading to Gullane as preparation for the Open Championship. Four big-name Americans are expected to take their place in the field, including two previous winners – Rickie Fowler and Phil Mickelson – but […]
Ruthless Erin Hills will test top stars
The US Open is often the toughest test of the Major calendar and this year’s first-time venue – Erin Hills – looks like offering an even more vicious examination. On Thursday, the world’s best golfers will tee it up at Erin Hills for the first time – with the Wisconsin course hosting its first professional […]
Korhonen can beat Austrian Shot Clock
Pace of play in golf is an issue for all of us, professional and amateur alike. This week the European Tour stages the Shot Clock Masters in Austria in a ground-breaking new event for professionals. Whether it is a leisurely Sunday morning four-ball or the Tour pros, the time taken to get 18 holes played […]