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A trio of golfing villains

Kit Alexander, 26 December 2011 06:00

There was plenty to celebrate in the golfing world in 2011 but not everyone covered themselves in glory. Equipment Editor David Connor and Features Writer Kit Alexander name and shame the year's bad guys. brightcove.createExperiences();

Luke Donald creates history

Staff, 13 December 2011 11:56

When Luke Donald had finally finished 3rd in the Dubai World Championships, so ensuring he created history, and became the first player to officially win the Money Lists in Europe and the US (Tiger unofficially did the same when he wasn’t a member of the European Tour) he looked at the sky, and put a finger in the air, signaling ...

Fernandez-Castano wins in stormy Singapore

TG Staff Writer, 14 November 2011 10:55

Spain’s Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano won a Monday play-off against Juvic Pagunsan to win the Singapore Open. The 31-year-old sank a nine-foot birdie putt on the second play-off to secure his fifth European Tour career win. American Anthony Kim finished tied-third with Louis Oosthuizen on 13-under-par while England’s Justin Rose clinched his place in the season-ending Dubai World Championship by finishing tied-ninth. ...

Martin Kaymer wins WGC Champions event in Shanghai

TG Staff Writer, 07 November 2011 09:52

Germany’s Martin Kaymer shot a sensational final round of 63 to win the WGC Champions event in Shanghai. His round included a stunning back nine of 29, seven-under par, to win by three shots on 20-under from Sweden's Fredrik Jacobson. Northern Ireland’s Graeme McDowell finished alone in third on sixteen-under par while his compatriot Rory McIlroy finished fourth, moving up ...

Garcia wins again in record style

Golf World, 24 October 2011 10:11

Sergio Garcia dedicated victory to the late Seve Ballesteros as he turned the final round of the Castelló Masters into a victory procession. The 31 year old Spaniard shot a closing 63 to blow away the field at the Club de Campo del Mediterráneo and finish an astonishing 27 under par – 11 shots ahead of the rest. It was ...

Bjorn holds his nerve to win five-way play-off

Today's Golfer, 30 August 2011 09:39

Thomas Bjorn claimed a dramatic victory at the Johnnie Walker Championship after a five-man play-off. Bjorn has had a good season after winning in Qatar and challenging at The Open and he wrapped up his second Euorpean Tour event of the year at Gleneagles. Bjorn shot a 69 in the final round to get to 11 under. He joined Mark Foster, George Coetzee, Bernd ...

Rory plays through pain and starts second round

Today's Golfer, 12 August 2011 13:53

Rory McIlroy has started his second round of the US PGA, despite sustaining a wrist injury in his opening round yesterday. McIlroy battled through his opening round level par after he hurt his wrist on the third hole. He hit some roots and needed ice and wrappings throughout the remainder of the holes. An MRI scan last night revealed damage to ...

Stricker leads as Rory injures wrist and Tiger falls apart

Anonymous, 12 August 2011 09:17

Golden oldies surged up the leaderboard of the US PGA championship as many of the young guns fired blanks. Steve Stricker, 44, shot an incredible seven under 63 and had a putt on the last to set a new record for the lowest ever round in the US PGA. Jerry Kelly, also 44, was only two shots back and Scott ...

Great Scott leaves chasing pack in his wake

Today's Golfer, 08 August 2011 09:22

Adam Scott held his nerve to win the Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone in Ohio on Sunday. The Aussie shot an impressive 65 in the final round as a stellar chasing pack tried to close him down. World No.1 Luke Donald and Rickie Fowler came second, four shots behind Scott while Rory McIlroy ended up tied sixth. Lee Westwood ended up in a solid ...

Clarke says celebrations won't hurt his Irish chances

Today's Golfer, 28 July 2011 11:21

Darren Clarke claims his Open-winning celebrations won't effect his performance at this week's Irish Open. The 42-year-old admitted to staying up all night on the Sunday after his epic triumph at Royal St George's and said those who were criticising him should 'get a life'. Clarke is part of a solid field for the European Tour event at Killarney Golf ...

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