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Play with a Tour pro in charity day

Andy Calton, TG Editor, 04 September 2007 14:40

Business leaders and sports lovers have signed up to support grass roots junior golf. The annual Golf Foundation Pro-Am takes place on October 8 and a strong field is assembling to compete at The Buckinghamshire. This will be the 21st staging of the popular golf day, which is supported by the PGA European Tour. The Golf Foundation – a charity ...

Garcia looks set to seal deal on first Major

Andy Calton, TG Editor, 21 July 2007 19:14

Sergio Garcia is on the verge of winning his first Major. The fiery Spaniard leads by three shots with just the final round to play tomorrow. Despite the challenging Carnoustie course being lashed by wind and rain, the 27-year-old shot an impressive 68 to end the third round nine under. "I wouldn't change anything for the world right now. I ...

Rose gets in the hunt with a 67

Andy Calton, TG Editor, 21 July 2007 15:00

Justin Rose is looking forward to a good night's sleep after putting himself in contention at Carnoustie. The 26-year-old shot a 67 to end up at one under after three rounds. He is now just six shotss off the lead. But he's not overly anxious. "I sleep well the night before a final round of a Major these days." Rose ...

Dredge desperate to take Wales win

Andy Calton, TG Editor, 03 June 2007 08:48

Bradley Dredge is joint leader of the Wales Open after storming around Celtic Manor in just 65 shots on Saturday. The Welshman is desperate to win on home soil, but is being pushed hard by German hotshot Martin Kaymer. Dredge, 33, from Tredegar, said: "I am feeling really good and it is nice to have a bit of support. Your ...

Ernie homes in on European golf's top title

Andy Calton, TG Editor, 24 May 2007 13:54

Ernie Els fired an impressive 68 in the opening round of the BMW Championship at Wentworth in Surrey. The easy-going South African is just two shots off the lead as he attempts to win the European Tour's biggest event of the year. There is extra pressure on Els as it's effectively his 'home' course. His house (or one of them) backs onto one ...

Super-cool Luke relaxed and ready...

Andy Calton, TG Editor, 24 May 2007 07:44

Luke Donald is trying to 'relax' his way to a Wentworth win! Just hours before he tees off in the first round of the BMW Championship at Wentworth, Donald revealed his new approach. He said: "Sometimes I try to overthink things a little bit. I'm taking a more relaxed approach. Donald, from Hemel Hemsptead but now living in the States, ...

Rose back from injury and raring to go

Andy Calton, TG Editor, 24 May 2007 07:04

Justin Rose is 'raring to go' a Wentworth after a five-week lay-off due to back injuries. The chirpy 27-year-old has not played competitively since he came so close to winning The Masters at Augusta in April. He said: "I'm in good shape and doing well. The excitement of playing again this week is going to outweigh the fact that I ...

What a load of... beeb!

Andy Calton, TG Editor, 11 December 2006 13:17

Darren Clarke should have won lat night’s BBC Sporty Personality of the Year award. Had the voting been done by real sports fans instead of middle-England’s blue rinse brigade, Clarke would have walked it. As it was, the public voted for Zara Phillips, who won two equestrian titles this year in her (own words) “tiny sport”. In contrast, Clarke overcame ...

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