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Team McDowell

Jock Howard, 21 June 2010 17:12

The men who helped make the US Open Champion: Coach Clive Tucker.I met him through David Howell and we got together at the end of 2006. He is a calm, collected sort of guy and I trust him implicitly. He is very analytical and a deep thinker; a bit like me. He comes to tournaments with me once every three ...

My round with Graeme McDowell

Jock Howard, 21 June 2010 17:03

Graeme McDowell may have just lifted one of the hottest titles in golf - The US Open - but not so long ago he was doing battle with none other than Golf World's Jock Howard! This how the round unfolded... It is one of those cold, crisp, blue-sky mornings when all is still, except for a couple of sky larks ...

Ryder Cup 2008 | Friday Wrap-up

Jock Howard, 20 September 2008 01:47

Ryder Cup 2008 results from Day One Friday morning foursomes Match 1 Mickelson/Kim halved Harrington/Karlsson Match 2 Leonard/Mahan won 3&2 vs Stenson/Casey Match 3 Cink/Campbell won 1up vs Rose/Poulter Match 4 Perry/Furyk halved Westwood/Garcia USA 3 Europe 1 Friday Afternoon fourballs March 5 Mickelson/Kim won 2up vs Harrington/McDowell Match 6 Stricker/Curtis lost 4&2 vs Poulter/Rose Match 7 Leonard/Mahan won 4&3 ...

Tiger wins his 14th major championship

Jock Howard, 16 June 2008 23:35

In what some people were describing as the greatest US Open in history, a beleaguered Tiger Woods limped home to record the 14th major championship of his career at the age of 32. He is now only four behind Jack Nicklaus who was 35 when he claimed his 14th. It was anything but easy though. Indeed, with Rocco Mediate holding ...

Euro flops

Jock Howard, 16 June 2008 20:01

When they tee it up for the US Open at Bethpage Black next year, it will be 39 years since Tony Jacklin won this championship. Given European success in the Ryder Cup and the bunch of European players in the top-50 in the World Rankings, it is very odd indeed we have failed to win the second major of the ...

US Open | Wrap up of round 4

Jock Howard, 16 June 2008 03:34

It all came down to a couple of putts on the 18th as all major championships are supposed to. Both Lee Westwood and You-Know-Who needed to sink them to get into a playoff with Rocco Mediate, which starts at 9.00 a.m. local time tomorrow. Westwood left his a foot short, on line and went home feeling “disappointed but pleased” [with ...

Wrap up of round 3

Jock Howard, 15 June 2008 18:38

What a day! US Opens have a slightly mundane feel to them usually because it’s a struggle. It’s a game of survival. This one was the same until halfway through the third round, when suddenly you-know-who caught fire and set the thing alight. Only Tiger Woods can make two eagles on the back nine in a US Open. Only Tiger ...

Euro collapse

Jock Howard, 15 June 2008 01:47

With a couple of exceptions the third round was a disappointment for the 16 Europeans who made it through to the weekend. Paul Casey couldn’t reproduce the form which helped him to a 70 yesterday. Out in 37 and back in 39 he had three bogeys in a row from the 4th. Luke Donald was also struggling, making bogeys at ...

Scott's caddie in ugly incident.

Jock Howard, 14 June 2008 19:03

There was an ugly incident at the end of yesterday’s play, involving Adam Scott’s caddie, Tony Navarro. Just after the stellar grouping of Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Adam Scott had teed off on the 9th tee, Navarro’s eye was caught by a couple of spectators who were drunk and shouting stuff. Navarro went under the ropes and confronted them, ...

Wrap up of round 2

Jock Howard, 14 June 2008 03:25

The Australian, Stuart Appleby, leads the 108th US Open at the halfway stage, but it should be quite a weekend, because there are a number of players hard on his heels, most notably the number one in the world, Tiger Woods. Woods, despite nursing his left knee, shot a 3-under-par 68. Starting on the 10th, he got off to a ...

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