International Women’s Day wasn’t just about marches and protests. It was also, in one corner of Scotland, about golf. The Post’s Lewine Mair found that corner at Stirling Golf Club, and reports on the fun. The post Scotland Grow The Game On International Women’s Day appeared first on Global Golf Post.
Category Archives: Practical Golf
March. This is where the Players Championship belongs on the golf calendar, writes The Post’s Ron Green Jr. He’s in Ponte Vedra Beach with early observations from the Stadium Course. The post Players Back Where It Belongs appeared first on Global Golf Post.
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLORIDA | It’s a few minutes after 7 on a Sunday morning. The once-dense fog has started to disappear from Okeechobee Road. Shuttered from the string of fast-food restaurants and gas stations along the road connecting Interstate 95 with Florida’s Turnpike in Fort Pierce, the behemoth Titleist Tour Trailer sits quietly next […]
GLENVIEW, ILLINOIS | Global Golf Post, the world’s leading golf news brand, announced March 11 that it would once again donate the funds for the greens fees of all finalists in the 2019 San Francisco City Championship. “As we have in the previous three years, we want to support this historically significant tournament and the […]
Twenty years on, the glow remains for David Duval. In a confluence of fate, family and fortune, Duval and his father, Bob, won golf tournaments on the same early-spring Sunday, David capturing the Players Championship while his father won the PGA Tour Champion’s Emerald Coast Classic about 350 miles south. Ron Green Jr. recalls the […]
Why has only one player from Great Britain and Ireland won the Players Championship since it began in 1974? Our John Hopkins looks into the possible reasons for the lack of success. The post A GB&I Drought At The Players appeared first on Global Golf Post.
“Be the right club, today,” Sutton said 19 years ago on the 18th fairway of the TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course. His 6-iron approach was just that, but every shot on the often-overlooked final hole is fraught with danger. The Post’s Ron Green Jr. surveyed players about the final hole on the eve of the Players […]
Today, there are those such as Jordan Spieth, Danny Willett and the aforementioned Fowler who use the first person plural pronoun – we – almost as much as the first person singular pronoun – I, when describing their golf exploits. John Hopkins, our man of letters, looks into this linguistic turn of events and its […]
Dan Jenkins’ story ended where it began, in Fort Worth, Texas, the once rough-and-tumble cow town that always has proudly lived in the shadow of Dallas. The Post’s Ron Sirak attended the funeral. The post Fitting Goodbye appeared first on Global Golf Post.
Since finishing third at the Masters last April, Jordan Spieth’s only top-10 finish was a tie for ninth at the Open Championship, where he could have won last July at Carnoustie. Since then, Spieth’s golf has blurred further, a mash-up of inconsistencies of every form. Our Ron Green Jr. tries to answer the question of […]