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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 ...

PowaKaddy offers FREE goodies when you buy a trolley

Today's Golfer, 08 August 2011 15:58

PowakKaddy is offering anyone who buys one of thier Sport or Freeway trolleys TWO free gifts. The special promotion starts next Monday (August 15) and runs until Spetember 12. It means that anyone purchasing a new trolley can choose two accessories for their trolley from a menu of four items. The items are a PowaKaddy travel cover rrp ££24.99), an ...

Irish eyes aren't smiling at Killarney... yet!

Today's Golfer, 29 July 2011 09:39

The home favourites failed to shine in the first round of The irish Open at Killarney Golf Club. Much has been made of Northern Ireland's three Major champions - Graeme McDowell, Rory McIlroy and Darren Clarke but it was India's Jeev Milkha Singh who stole the limelight with a sublime 63 - eight under par! Clarke was the best of ...

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 ...

McIlroy takes a break from golf in run-up to The Open

Today's Golfer, 22 June 2011 09:50

US Open champion Rory McIlroy is taking a break and won't play competitive golf again until The Open in July. The 22-year-old's feet have hardly touched the ground since he lifted the trophy in America on Sunday night and he has decided a break should keep him fresh for The Open at Royal St George's, which starts on July 14. He ...

Rock on a roll at Italian Open halfway stage

Today's Golfer, 11 June 2011 05:16

Robert Rock is chasing his first European Tour win after a strong second round of 68 at the halfway stage of the BMW Italian Open. Rock reached 12 under par at Royal Park I Roveri and is hoping to hold his nerve coming into the weekend. He is just one shot ahead of compatriot and first round joint-leader Chris Wood ...

Donald lands another top 10 as Stricker strides in...

Today's Golfer, 06 June 2011 15:57

Luke Donald had yet another top 10 finish at the weekend to take over at the top of he PGA Tour's season's standings. Donald could have been excused for being a little weary after winning the European Tour's flagship at Wentworth just over a week ago, but he showed no signs of tiredness as he ended up seventh at The ...

Ryder Cup decision due later today

Today's Golfer, 17 May 2011 09:20

A decision on where the Ryder Cup will be played in 2018 will be made later today. France, Germany, Netherlands, Portugal and Spain are in the running to host the world's biggest matchplay event. France had emerged as the favourite with Le National course just outside Paris. But the death of Seve Ballesteros has led some to call for the ...

Kaymer wins first Major in dramatic fashion

Today's Golfer, 16 August 2010 09:12

Martin Kaymer won the exhilarating PGA Championship after a dramatic finish that saw a leading contender docked two shots. A very close competition at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin throughout saw three players heading towards a play-off. But that was cut down to just two, Kaymer and Bubba Watson after Dustin Johnson suffered from a rule violation which moved him back ...

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