She made history by captaining back-to-back winning European Solheim Cup teams and finished top 10 in 18 different majors with one win, at the 2009 Women’s British Open.

Catriona Matthew is one of Scotland's most decorated players (and the 1996 Australian Women’s Open champion) but what makes her tick?
John Huggan has spent much of his career — and hers — writing about Matthew’s play and sits down for a wide-ranging chat with the 52-year-old at her home in North Berwick.
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