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Villegas sued by sponsor over contract

Chris Jones, 09 August 2010 10:20

Camilo Villegas and TaylorMade are being taken to court by Acushnet over the Columbian’s contract. Villegas has been announced as a TaylorMade player from 2011, but until then he will continue to use Titleist’s Pro V1 ball and FootJoy shoes and gloves. In a statement released this morning, Acushnet – which owns Titleist and FootJoy – said: Acushnet Company, the ...

Legends line up for Open Champions Challenge

Chris Jones, 06 July 2010 09:29

The R&A has announced the teams for The Open Champions’ Challenge, which is taking place on Wednesday 14 July ahead of the 150th Anniversary Open Championship. Each team will have a captain for the Challenge. The captains of the seven teams are the most senior competitors. Peter Thomson, whose team of Tiger Woods, Sir Nick Faldo and Mark Calcavecchia boasts ...

Rose books Open place with second win in America

Chris Jones, 05 July 2010 11:06

Justin Rose bagged his second win in three starts on the PGA Tour at the weekend to guarantee his place in The Open at St Andrews next week. Only a week ago in the Travelers Championship, he took a three-shot lead into the final round and collapsed on the back nine for a 75. In the AT&T at Aronimink on ...

Seve cancels Open appearance

Chris Jones, 24 June 2010 16:17

Seve Ballesteros will not be making an emotional return to St Andrews next month after all, his doctors advising him against playing in the eve-of-Open four-hole Champions Challenge. The three-time champion, who retired from competition in 2007, underwent repeated brain surgery after collapsing with a tumour two years ago, but had hoped to revisit the scene of his 1984 triumph. ...

McIlroy video exclusive: Behind the scenes on EA Sports game

Chris Jones, 16 June 2010 16:55

A week before taking on Pebble Beach in the US Open, Rory McIlroy was playing the course in virtual form as he modelled for his character in the new EA Sports golf game. The Irishman visited Celtic Manor for a “motion capture” session, where he wore a high-tech suit full of sensors to accurately capture his swing. The exclusive video ...

Ernie switches to Callaway's square driver

Chris Jones, 12 July 2007 13:53

Ernie Els has put Callaway’s square FT-I driver into play – and looks set to use it at the Open next week. The Big Easy has been playing around with Callaway’s range since he switched from Titleist earlier in the year. He has been playing the FT-5 driver for much of the season, but had gone to the square club ...

Ping reveals all-new 2007 clothing collection

Chris Jones, 12 July 2007 13:30

PING Collection has launched its most extensive autumn/winter line-up ever for 2007. A completely new range of lightweight waterproof suits and windproofs is more advanced than ever before. The Core range comes in a striking colour scheme that is continued through the innovative Function 3 Dynamics line (F3D), enabling PING Collection to continue its appeal to the broad personal preferences ...

The 2007 Open starts here!

Chris Jones, 12 July 2007 12:58

Today’s Golfer is counting down to the Open – and we’re there in a big way this year to bring you an Open Golf Special. Our team of 12 journalists and photographers have their bags packed and their plane tickets booked so they can deliver the most extensive and exclusive coverage from Carnoustie from the moment the first ball is ...

TG reader wins Ultimate Golf Prize

Chris Jones, 20 June 2007 09:18

A West Sussex golfer will be living up to his name and living the life of Riley after winning the Ultimate Golf Prize – a competition run by Today’s Golfer and the London Golf Show. When his name was pulled out of the hat, Mike Riley, 48, from East Grinstead, became the lucky winner of a year’s free golf membership, ...

VIDEO: What's the fastest way round a course?

Chris Jones, 25 May 2007 11:30

The peace and quiet of a Lincolnshire golf club was shattered recently when TG staged a race to find the fastest way around a course. We took a normal buggy, a fold-up buggy, an electric trolley, a three-wheeled trike and a stand-on Segway around Rutland County Golf Course to find out which is fastest. TG's gear guru Simon Daddow - who took the ...

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