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The Huggan Interview: Pete Cowen
John Huggan sits down with world-renowned coach Pete Cowen – whose clients have included Rory McIlroy, Henrik Stenson and Sergio Garcia – to talk everything golf.
10 Dec 2019
Kevin Na cruises to victory at Colonial
Kevin Na birdied four of the first eight holes and shot a four-under 66 to cruise to a four-shot victory over Tony Finau at Colonial on Sunday.
27 May 2019
Huggan: A wager too far?
Golf and gambling have always been comfortable bedfellows, both on and off the record.
22 Feb 2019
Morri: Golf – Art? Science? Both?
It is testament to the endlessly fascinating nature of golf that it attracts – in almost equal number – both artists and engineers.
14 Feb 2019
Jacklin wants colour-coded golf balls
Ryder Cup great Tony Jacklin has urged the sport to follow squash by using colour-coded balls to distinguish the professional game from the amateur one in the modern era of 'grip it and rip it golf'.
2 Nov 2018
Huggan: Why the Hall needs a proper home
Greetings from St. Andrews and the Senior Open Championship. Looking out from the media centre to the right of the 1st fairway on the Old Course, I can see a small tent. On the front it reads “World Golf Hall of Fame.” The actual hall is nowhere near the East Neuk of Fife of course. It is in St. Augustine, Florida, not coincidentally close to the headquarters of the PGA Tour along the road in Ponte Vedra.
1 Nov 2018
Carnoustie Golf Links: Australia’s unhappiest hunting ground
If an Australian is to win at The Open at Carnoustie this week he will have to defy 87 years of heart-breaking history on the Scottish Links.
19 Jul 2018
Ben Hogan
He even wrote specific instructions for it, but Ben Hogan is said to still be the only man to ever perfect the golf swing.
7 Mar 2011
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