From BBC Sport: Scotland’s Paul Lawrie shot a terrific final-day 65 to win the Qatar Masters and continue his fine start to 2012. The 1999 Open winner finished four strokes clear of Australia’s Jason Day and Sweden’s Peter Hanson. The… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner It looks like the European Tour and the folks at The Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship made a smart investment when they decided to pay Tiger Woods a few million dollars to play in the desert. Woods has… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie It’s great to see Scottish golfers making a strong bid to win their national open with three players in the top five after two rounds at the Scottish Open. Paul Lawrie is tied for fifth after firing… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner It was a great day for Scotland today as two of its own claimed titles on two different continents. Glasgow born Martin Laird hung on to win on the PGA Tour in Florida while Aberdeen native Paul… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner On Sunday Louis Oosthuizen, the newly crowned Champion Golfer of the Year certainly didn’t look like the same golfer who had missed seven of eight cuts in his first eight major championships. He was the most consistent… Continue Reading
Catriona Matthew has accomplished what the Scottish men have failed to do for the last ten years. She is bringing the Open Championship Trophy home to Scotland. OK, so it’s not the Claret Jug, but it’s the closest any Scot… Continue Reading
Hooks and Slices from The Open We’ll be missing these guys on the weekend as the harsh reality of the cut has sent them packing. Tiger: What the heck was that? 71-74 from the world’s best? Goes to show you,… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Nothing says Open Championship golf like a Scottish venue hosting the Open. Visions of St Andrews, links golf, Old Tom Morris, the wind and weather, the passionate fans and the “Champion Golfer of the Year” holding the… Continue Reading