by Jeff Skinner He came into this Open Championship with such hope. After fighting against the nuances of links golf Phil Mickelson had changed his attitude and was finally enlightened enough to realize that his “playing it in the air”… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie Phil the Thrill is perhaps the most liked golfer around even though he’s played most of his career in the shadow of the Tiger Woods phenomenon. The contrast between those two both on the course and off… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner In a playoff at Castle Stuart Golf Links and starting fifteen slots behind the leader Jeev Milkha Singh came back from five off the lead at the day’s start to claim the Scottish Open. Singh beat Francesco… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie The Scottish Open teed off yesterday at the challenging Castle Stuart Golf Links at Inverness. A field of 156 golfer’s were met with a little wind, a little Scottish dew, and very little sunshine at the second… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie The enduring image from Sunday’s round at Castle Stuart was the effortless control exhibited by Luke Donald as he took his first Scottish Open trophy. They say the great ones make the difficult look easy and Luke… Continue Reading
by G. Rennie A conspicuous presence at Sunday’s final round of the Scottish Open was photographer Brian Morgan. He hoofed around the soggy Castle Stuart Golf Links in his traditional kilt snapping pictures of golf’s elite. Morgan has chronicled players,… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner To earn the world the number one ranking is an amazing feat and to win as world number one is even better. Luke Donald played marvelous golf in shooting a final round 63 to win The Scottish… 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 always seemed odd that the Scottish Open was contested on a parkland course that looked more like it belonged in Florida than it did in Scotland. This year’s The Barclays Scottish Open has moved to a… Continue Reading
by Jeff Skinner Yesterday was a day when nice guys finished first or at least close to it. At the John Deere Classic Steve Stricker hung on to win with a tournament record 26 under par.Stricker is the PGA Tour’s… Continue Reading