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Oosthuizen cruises to Malaysian Open title

Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor, 16 April 2012 10:32

PING staffer Louis Oosthuizen brushed off his Masters disappointment by winning the Malaysian Open by three shots. The South African lost in a playoff at Augusta the week before to American Bubba Watson, but his final score of 17-under-par was enough to seal the win ahead of Scot Stephen Gallacher. Heavy storms meant that the 2010 Open Champion had to play ...

McIlroy reigns supreme in Hong Kong

Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor, 04 December 2011 08:54

Rory McIlroy holed a stunning bunker shot for birdie at the last as he romped to victory at the UBS Hong Kong Open, after a scintillating final round 65. The victory now gives the 22-year-old a fighting chance of finishing top of The Race to Dubai, and ending Luke Donald’s dream of winning money lists on both sides of the Atlantic, ...

Legend Ballesteros dies

Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor, 07 May 2011 06:56

Former world number one Severiano Ballesteros has died, aged 54, after losing his battle with cancer. The golfing legend, who won five Majors in an illustrious career, died at his home in northern Spain, and a statement has appeared on his official website confirming the sad news. "Today, at 2.10am Spanish time, Seve Ballesteros passed away peacefully surrounded by his ...

Manassero becomes youngest ever Tour winner

Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor, 24 October 2010 17:28

Matteo Manassero has become the youngest ever player to win a European Tour title, as he romped to victory at the Castello Masters in Spain. At just 17 years and 188 days old, the Italian starlet booked his place in the record books with a final-round 67 which gave him a winning total of 16-under-par, four shots clear of Ignacio Garrido and five in front of ...

Final round scores from Augusta

Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor, 12 April 2010 00:12

Well, it’s all over for another year – and what a tournament the 2010 Masters has been. In the end, even the biggest Westwood fans must admit that Phil Mickelson deserved his victory. Shooting 67 in the final round of a Major takes some doing, but Lee played his part too. We’ve got a full list of results for you so you ...

Final round tee-times from Augusta

Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor, 11 April 2010 16:02

The final round at Augusta is underway, and if you’re British the only man you’re interested in is Lee Westwood. He’s out in the last group with American Phil Mickelson at 14.40 (19.40 in the UK), but there are some great groups out before that including Ricky Barnes and Ian Poulter at 14.10 (19.10 in the UK) and Major-legend Tom Watson ...

Third-round leaderboard from Augusta

Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor, 11 April 2010 00:24

This week at Augusta gets better and better, and in terms of excitement and quality of golf, Saturday was a pretty special day. Golf World Senior Editor Jock Howard has written an in-depth analysis of the day's play, but this is the page where you can find the scores from all those who played in the third round. Leaderboard Lee ...

Second round leaderboard from Augusta

Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor, 10 April 2010 01:03

It’s been a truly magnificent second day at the Masters in Augusta, with two Englishmen leading the field in the shape of Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood. World number one Tiger Woods is hot on their heels, while the likes of Anthony Kim and Phil Mickelson are ready to pounce too. It’s going to be a sublime weekend of golf, and ...

Westwood delighted after "best Augusta round"

Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor, 08 April 2010 21:44

Lee Westwood got his 2010 Masters campaign off to a stunning start with a first-round 67 that he said was his best ever at Augusta. The 36-year-old fired seven birdies in his five-under-par total which included back-to-back bogeys on holes four and five. But, and perhaps most importantly, Westwood hit every green in regulation by his reckoning, something which stood ...

Age no barrier for Major Tom

Jonathan Greathead, TG Senior Equipment Editor, 08 April 2010 21:09

Less than a year after his heroics at Turnberry, Tom Watson spent Thursday at Augusta yet again proving that age was no barrier when it comes to shooting low numbers in Major Championships. There's a saying that "youth and talent is no match for age and treachery", and 60- year-old Watson proved to the watching galleries that experience is crucial when it comes ...

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