Golf
Mickelson holds nerve to edge Els
Phil Mickelson is excited about the prospects 2010 will bring after ending a difficult season with a thrilling victory at the WGC-HSBC Champions here yesterday.
Inside Golf
The Hacker: Bright start but Choco fails to enjoy his day in the sun
Sunday, 8 November 2009
There are few more daunting prospects for a hacker than to play with a partner you have never met before.
World's finest in great two-ball of China
Sunday, 8 November 2009
When China put up the many millions required to persuade America to allow them to stage a World Golf Championship event, they dreamt of Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods going out in the final group on the final day. This morning that dream was realised.
Marathon man Fisher stays fresh
Monday, 2 November 2009
Briton edges out Kim in final to bring World Match Play trophy back 'home'
Poulter moves up in Ryder race following narrow win
Monday, 2 November 2009
Ian Poulter made the perfect start to his bid to secure a third Ryder Cup appearance with a battling one-stroke victory in the Singapore Open.
The Hacker: I can't see the woods for the trees, or the copse or the gorse
Sunday, 1 November 2009
For the past month or so it has, in one way, been sheer pleasure to be a golfer.
Strange ending to Casey's challenge
Friday, 30 October 2009
Paul Casey, the highest ranked player in the tournament at No 4, cannot progress out of the group stage of the World Match Play Championship after losing twice yesterday.
Spain draws hot competition
Thursday, 29 October 2009
Elite crowd chases £3m prize as World Match Play finds life after Wentworth
James Corrigan: Between the 19th hole and the Bermuda Triangle...
Monday, 26 October 2009
View From The Sofa: The things we'll do in the name of research. Once, while reporting on an Irish Open, I selflessly stayed in a hotel bar until 4am in deep conversation with Angel Cabrera.
Hutsby pinches himself at prospect of dream win
Sunday, 25 October 2009
Sweden's Michael Jonzon, with one win in 290 starts and fighting for his future on the European Tour, holds the lead in the Castello Masters in Spain going into today's final round.
The Hacker: Chance of Scotch missed but I soldier on with century duty
Sunday, 25 October 2009
If you were in charge of 100 men in a Roman legion you were called a centurion. In our club they call you a centurion if you've been responsible for 100 shots or more in a monthly medal.
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