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Seve's condition improving after latest op

Golf World staff writer, 29 October 2008 12:09

Seve Ballesteros' condition has improved since he underwent a third operation on a brain tumour, according to the hospital treating him. The Spanish golfer is recovering in Madrid's La Paz hospital after surgery on Friday. The operation, to alleviate pressure on the brain caused by an edema and to eliminate the remainder of the tumour tissues, followed two earlier procedures to ...

Seve faces third operation on his brain

Golf World staff writer, 23 October 2008 15:37

Seve Ballesteros is scheduled to undergo another operation on a brain tumour. The operation tomorrow will attempt to relieve pressure on his brain caused by an edema and bleeding that have recently developed. The remaining parts of the tumor, located in a very deep part of the brain, will be removed in the operation, a statement said. A study of ...

Seve has "12-hour brain operation"

Golf World staff writer, 15 October 2008 12:52

Seve Ballesteros has undergone a 12-hour operation on a brain tumour, according to Spanish newspapers. Seve, 51, had the operation yesterday. Doctors at La Paz hospital said the operation had been "satisfactory". They had not planned to operate on Mr Ballesteros, but changed their decision owing to the seriousness of his health. He had been admitted to the hospital in ...

Seve Ballesteros "gravely ill" in hospital

Golf World staff writer, 10 October 2008 14:19

Seve Ballesteros is "gravely ill" in intensive care, doctors at a Madrid hospital have said. The 51-year-old has been having tests since collapsing at Madrid's Barajas Airport last Friday. Reports say his family have been summoned to La Paz hospital and a full medical bulletin is to be issued on Saturday. Ballesteros, three times winner of the Open and a ...

BBC commentators to use Sky Caddie at Birkdale

Golf World staff writer, 14 July 2008 10:26

SkyCaddie GPS will be used by BBC commentators at The 137th Open Golf Championship to tell viewers how far golfers have driven the ball and how far they have to greens and hazards. Portable, handheld SkyCaddie SG5s have been especially loaded with new software so on-course reporters like Paul Eales will instantly be able to measure distances on the course ...

Exclusive competition for all reigning Club Champions

Golf World staff writer, 07 February 2008 09:37

One of the biggest competitions in amateur golf is back for 2008 – the HSBC and Golf World Champion of Champions. We’ve joined forces with HSBC to relaunch the prestigious contest, which is open to every reigning club champion in the UK – and it’s FREE to enter. The competition will culminate in a grand final at the renowned Turnberry ...

GOLF NEWS: Golf Channel UK ceases broadcasting

Golf World staff writer, 03 January 2008 15:42

The Golf Channel UK has been closed down. The satellite TV channel - which is owned by the JJB Sports Group – ceased broadcasting at the weekend. There are not plans to revive the channel, though there is talk that a JJB Sports Channel may cover golf. Spokesman Lee Kenny said in a statement: “I can confirm that The Golf ...

Tiger and wife settle with sex slur magazine

Golf World staff writer, 10 December 2007 09:43

The wife of golfer Tiger Woods has settled her libel action against The Dubliner magazine. The magazine must pay Elin Nordegren Woods €125,000. Ms Nordegren Woods is donating all the money to cancer support charities in memory of Irish golfer Darren Clarke's late wife, Heather, who died from breast cancer. Ms Nordegren Woods began legal proceedings against the magazine after ...

Get your tickets for the 2008 Open at Birkdale

Golf World staff writer, 06 November 2007 13:58

The R&A has announced ticket prices for next year’s Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, where Padraig Harrington will be the defending champion. Tickets will go on sale online at www.opengolf.com from today. “We are offering a large saving on season tickets purchased before the end of January 2008. The cost at £180, represents a 40% discount when compared to daily ...

Junkies given free golf on the taxpayer

Golf World staff writer, 23 October 2007 10:10

Drug addicts are being offered rounds of golf at the taxpayers' expense under a drugs rehabilitation programme. Rather than scoring for heroin and crack cocaine, drug users are now scoring impressive rounds on the greens after being kitted out with free shoes, gloves and clubs through the Drugs Intervention Programme (DIP).Opponents have dubbed the move as "barking mad" and said ...

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