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New John Letters Tour truck motors into action

Today's Golfer, 06 June 2012 12:20

John Letters has just taken delivery of a swanky new Tour truck. The Scottish-based company has a rich, 94-year history and has also taken on Master club-maker, Neil Cooke, to improve their support on all Tours. The new truck and technical team get into action at the ISPA Handa Senior PGA Championships at Slaley Hall. Cooke, who will also be ...

Wentworth gets off to a sizzling start

Today's Golfer, 24 May 2012 16:33

Perfect conditions saw some impressive scores on the opening day of the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth. Ernie Els set an impressive early score, negotiating a course he has helped re-shape in recent years in 68 to finish at four under. But it was Irishman Peter Lawrie and Scotsman David Drysdale who top the leaderboard with a stunning six under. Lawrie opened ...

A dozen Z Star golf balls when you subscribe to Today's Golfer today

Today's Golfer, 22 March 2012 09:58

This fantastic offer is available when you subscribe to Today's Golfer. Get 13 issues of Today's Golfer delivered to your door, saving 10% on shop prices, plus a dozen NEW Z Star balls worth £44. Each layer is designed to provide maximum performance on the golf course. The blend of a super soft and highly durable urethane cover with 324 ...

Scott leaves McIlroy and co trailing at Doral

Today's Golfer, 09 March 2012 07:56

Adam Scott leads the WGC Cadillac Championship after shooting an impressive six under in wind and rain at Doral in Florida. The talk before the opening round had centred around the world top three playing together - Rory McIlroy, Luke Donald and Lee Westwood, but it was the Aussie who stole their thunder. Donald was the best of the star-studded ...

Golf Illustrated set for comeback!

Today's Golfer, 26 October 2011 13:45

Don't miss a stunning new golf publication that is about to go on sale. The teams at Today's Golfer and Golf World have been busy working on the rebirth of Golf Illustrated. The journal first went on sale in 1899 and has been seen in various guises over the years. but now it will attract those who are ridiculously serious about ...

Changes to rules of golf make a lot of sense!

Today's Golfer, 24 October 2011 14:17

New rule changes have been announced today and one of the major changes sees a victory for commonsense. Up until now a player has been penalised a shot if his ball moves after it has been addressed. And many top players have fallen foul of this, including Padraig Harrignton at The Masters in 2010. The new rule states that a player is ...

Johnson wins The Barclays and leaps to the top of the FedEx Cup

Today's Golfer, 30 August 2011 10:27

Dustin Johnson has won The Barclays, the first event of the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup play-offs, by two shots from Matt Kuchar. The tournament was shortened to 54 holes to end on Saturday because of the threat of Hurricane Irene and Johnson fired fantastic rounds of 66, 63 and 65 to top the leaderboard. Johnson said: "I feel like I've played pretty well all ...

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 ...

Foster beats fog and wasps to top table at Gleneagles

Today's Golfer, 26 August 2011 10:05

A golfer from Worksop leads the Johnnie Walker European Tour event at Gleneagles. But it's not World No.2 Lee Westwood, it's Mark Foster. The 36-year-old shot an incredible 66 to take the lead after the opening round. Wasps descended on the course and many players complained of them interfering with play. Foster simply kept going... at one point putting with ...

Fisher finally claims his first win on Euro Tour

Today's Golfer, 22 August 2011 12:14

Oliver Fisher surprised a lot of people, including himself, as he took his debut European Tour win at the Czech Open on Sunday. The 22-year-old had missed 20 cuts in his first 21 events of the year but managed to hold off the field to win by two shots. He said: "Golf's a funny game. I really enjoyed it and ...

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