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Warren plays despite shattering experience

Jonathan Greathead, TG Staff Writer, 28 September 2007 11:53

After Marc Warren and Colin Montgomerie lost their opening Seve Trophy match on Thursday, the former thought he should get in some practice. But while swinging away in his hotel room, Warren sent a chandelier crashing to the ground and was forced into an unexpected hospital trip. The Scot, who received cuts to his head, arms and stomach, was preparing to go for ...

McGinley quits in Ryder Cup shock

Jonathan Greathead, TG Staff Writer, 27 September 2007 08:43

Preparations for Europe's defence of the Ryder Cup next year have been dealt a significant a blow, after Paul McGinley stood down as one of Nick Faldo's assistants. The Irishman, who holed the winning putt at the Belfry five years ago, cited workload as a major factor in his decision as well as wanting to play himself into the team for next year's ...

Scandinavian duo complete Match Play field

Jonathan Greathead, TG Staff Writer, 26 September 2007 15:36

The field for next month's World Match Play at Wentworth has been completed, with Henrik Stenson and Soren Hansen securing the final two spots in the 16-man field. Swede Stenson and Dane Hansen accepted invites as the top two players on the Order of Merit who had not already qualified for the prestigious event at the Virginia Water club. Ten ...

Tiger wants tough stance on drugs

Jonathan Greathead, TG Staff Writer, 25 September 2007 09:29

World number one Tiger Woods has voiced his support for the introduction of tough drug penalties in golf. The World Golf Foundation has compiled a list of banned substances and Woods believes anyone caught using these deserves a significant penalty. "Given how honourable our sport is and always has been, I think the penalty has got to be significant," said the 13-time ...

Starlet McIlroy set for pro debut

Jonathan Greathead, TG Staff Writer, 19 September 2007 10:41

Teenager Rory McIlroy will be out to show he is the real deal when he makes his debut as a professional at this week's British Masters. The Northern Ireland starlet, who wowed Open Championship crowds this year with a flawless opening round of 68, begins his life as a pro at the event at the Belfry. He said: "Hopefully I ...

Monty and Casey ready for Belfry challenge

Jonathan Greathead, TG Staff Writer, 06 September 2007 12:23

The Quinn Direct British Masters has been boosted by the confirmation that Ryder Cup heroes Colin Montgomerie and Paul Casey will play in the event later this month at the Belfry. Monty, who is the most prolific British winner in European Tour history with an incredible 31 Tour victories to his name, said: "The Belfry holds great memories for me and I ...

Ernie somewhere Els for Deutsche Bank event

Jonathan Greathead, TG Staff Writer, 29 August 2007 08:54

South African Ernie Els has withdrawn from this week's Deutsche Bank Championship due to family commitments. The easy-swinging world number four, who now lives at Wentworth, says he wants to be with his children as they prepare to return to school. He said: "I have been on the road now for almost eight weeks and it is important that I return home ...

Furyk may miss USPGA

Jonathan Greathead, TG Staff Writer, 07 August 2007 14:45

World number two Jim Furyk has admitted his chances of playing in this week's USPGA Championship are getting slimmer. The American was forced to pull out of last week's WGC Bridgestone Invitational due to a back problem, and the 37-year-old has revealed that although the injury is better, it's not improving quickly enough. He said: "I'm stiff. It's better but ...

Tiger set to roar at USPGA

Jonathan Greathead, TG Staff Writer, 07 August 2007 09:59

World number one Tiger Woods is relishing this week's USPGA Championship, and believes his game is in fine fettle ahead of the last of the year's Majors. The 31-year-old, who is the defending champion, came close to adding to his haul of Major triumphs at the US Masters and the US Open, but as yet is without a Major victory ...

Padraig to start with Major winners

Jonathan Greathead, TG Staff Writer, 07 August 2007 08:49

Newly-crowned Open champion Padraig Harrington will start his USPGA challenge with US Masters winner Zach Johnson and Angel Cabrera, who triumphed in the US Open. The final Major of the year starts this Thursday, and defending champion Tiger Woods looks to have peaked at the right time following his sublime performance at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational at the weekend. The ...

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