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Watch these Welsh wonders

Kevin Brown, TG Courses Editor, 13 December 2006 16:24

Surrounded by ancient castles, rolling hills and beautiful mountain backdrops, Wales has a lot to offer the golfing enthusiast with a range of over 200 Links, Parkland and resort courses to choose from. Watch this short video clip and you could soon be heading west! Wales has five courses in Golf World’s Top 100 and all can be reached during ...

Win a Spanish holiday and aid charity

TG staff writer, 10 January 2007 14:25

If you want to win a holiday to sunny Spain and help raise money for Children in Need in the process then why not take part in the Andalusia Challenge. Today’s Golfer has teamed up with the Andalucia Tourist board and the Leaderboard group of courses to stage the event. The challenge will be held at five courses this year: ...

Chart Hills verdict

TG staff writer, 10 January 2007 14:37

Chart Hills Golf Club designed by Nick Faldo and hailed as one of the best courses in the country has come under fire from three Today’s Golfer readers. The course, has been ranked number 5 in World Golf’s 2004 listings of top 200 courses in UK and Ireland received only 2 stars from the undercover trio. TG reader Bruce Martin ...

Standings determine invites

Doug Ferguson, Associated Press, 10 January 2007 16:52

FedExCup standings will be used to help set the field for invitationals such as Colonial, Bay Hill and the Memorial this year. The money list previously was the criteria, and that will still be used in 2007. Starting next year, those tournaments are expected to exclusively using FedExCup points.

Suncoast charity donation

Doug Ferguson, Associated Press, 10 January 2007 17:04

Suncoast Golf raised $2.4 million for Tampa Bay charities through its PGA Tour event. The Tampa Bay Championship remains without a title sponsor this year, but PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem said the tour is in talks with a prospect and he was confident a deal would be done.

Donald pipped to the post by journeyman Goydos

Doug Ferguson, Associated Press, 16 January 2007 12:06

The only leaderboard Paul Goydos saw on the back nine was blocked by the trees. The cheers weren't coming from the final group behind him, but three groups ahead of him where 16-year-old Tadd Fujikawa finished up an amazing week at the Sony Open. "I never felt like I was going to win,'' Goydos said. Nothing new there. His only ...

New Florida Golf Travel Planner

Chris Jones, 22 January 2007 09:29

Golfers can start planning their un-FORE-gettable Florida golf getaway today with the arrival of the 2007 Golf Daytona Beach Travel Planner. The 36-page publication features information on golf vacation packages ranging from $69 USD to $348 USD per night. The official publication of the Daytona Beach area’s Golf Daytona Beach program, the travel planner features detailed information on the program’s ...

Sparks hand charity award to London Golf Show

Toby Keel, 22 January 2007 09:40

The London Golf Show has been recognised for its charitable contributions by the presentation of a commemorative plaque from its official benefiting charity.The children’s medical charity SPARKS has received more than £35,000 from the London Golf Show during the last two years. The funds have been raised via ticket sales – the charity gets a donation from each ticket sold ...

Mobile phones banned at The Open

Toby Keel, 22 January 2007 09:49

Spectators who intend attending The Open Championship, to be played at Carnoustie from Sunday 15 to Sunday 22 July 2007, are being advised that they will not be permitted to have mobile phones in their possession within The Open site. This policy is in line with other major golf championships, including this year’s Ryder Cup at the K Club, ...

Open ticket prices frozen for 2007

Anonymous, 22 January 2007 11:37

In the modern era, only Peter Thomson has won The Open Championship in three successive years, 1954 to 1956, but, this year, at Carnoustie, Tiger Woods has the chance to equal that feat and to join an exclusive club of only four players who have achieved the treble. The draw of Tiger is universal and this has had a positive ...

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