By Andy Hampson Ryder Cup-winning captain Thomas Bjorn will serve again as assistant to European skipper Luke Donald in next year’s tournament at Bethpage Black. The Dane, who led Europe to victory in Paris in 2018, will reprise the vice-captaincy role he served under Donald’s leadership for last year’s triumph in Rome. Bjorn’s reappointment was confirmed by Donald on Tuesday and comes after Italian Edoardo Molinari was also re-engaged ahead of the contest in New York. Donald hopes the continuity will serve Europe well as they bid to win in the United States for the first time since 2012. DONA ..read more

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Former champion Danny Willett admits he is tempted to accelerate his planned return to full-time action following an impressive comeback in the Masters. Willett had feared he would be sidelined for at least a year following shoulder surgery in September last year but recovered sufficiently to return to the scene of his 2016 triumph and carded a superb opening 68. The 36-year-old was also level par for 17 holes in extremely difficult conditions in Friday’s second round before an untimely triple bogey on the 18th, but comfortably made the halfway cut and went on to finish in a tie for 45th along ..read more

For centuries, golf and gambling have been intertwined, adding an extra sense of excitement to the game, whether you’re on the course or cheering from the sidelines. From friendly bets between pals to fierce rivalries between professionals, golf betting has become as much a part of the sport as the clubs and balls themselves. But it’s not just golfers who enjoy betting; the impact of gambling on golf goes far beyond the course, leaving its mark in films, television shows and literature, profoundly shaping pop culture.   Our marketing expert Anna Rosak(read her bio here) is very familiar w ..read more

While Tiger Woods’ days of competing for Major titles look to be a thing of the past, judged on his last-place finish at the Masters of those that made the cut, the 48-year-old looks destined to play an important role off the course next year after he confirmed last week that he is talks to take on the job of US Ryder Cup captain for the next two matches. It has always been assumed Woods would lead Team USA at Adare Manor in Ireland in 2027, however, the PGA of America has also given the 15-time major champion the opportunity to take the captaincy at Bethpage in New York next year as well. Spe ..read more

Tiger Woods’ journey through golf and his connection with brands goes beyond just swinging clubs and sinking putts. Known for his unparalleled skills and victories, his story intertwines with some of the biggest names in business, creating a narrative that’s as much about striking deals as it is about striking balls. From sportswear giants to luxury watches, Woods has linked his name with brands that mirror his excellence and dedication on and off the green.   Tiger Woods: The Legend Unfolds   When Tiger Woods stepped onto the professional golf landscape in 1996, the sport was foreve ..read more

Boasting a stunning parkland course and a recently renovated clubhouse, Bush Hill Park Golf Club in has been enjoying a new lease of life in recent years, with the near 130-year-old north London venue buoyed by a new generation of golfers that have been attracted to the club by a continuous period of investment in the facilities and a new emphasis on inclusivity, first-class hospitality, and a family-friendly ethos Like many golf clubs in the UK, Bush Hill Park has enjoyed a significant change to the landscape of its membership in recent years, following a revival in golf from both seasoned ..read more

Scottie Scheffler warned his rivals he has no plans to take his eye off the ball after securing his second Masters title in three years. Scheffler carded a closing 68 at Augusta National to finish four shots ahead of Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg and has now won three of his last four events and finished runner-up in the other. The world number one’s thoughts immediately turned to getting home as soon as possible to his wife Meredith, who is pregnant with their first child, but he also intends to keep challenging for the game’s biggest titles. “I’m coming home, I’ll be home as quick as I can,” Scheffl ..read more

Scottie Scheffler fully justified his status as pre-tournament favourite with a nerveless second Masters title in the space of three years at Augusta National. The world number one carded a closing 68 to finish 11 under par and four shots clear of Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg, with England’s Tommy Fleetwood, two-time major winner Collin Morikawa and Max Homa three strokes further back. Scheffler held his nerve as his rivals stumbled around Amen Corner and responded magnificently when Aberg kept the pressure on, the 24-year-old again demonstrating his enormous potential on his major debut. Aberg only ..read more

Tiger Woods immediately switched his focus to the season’s remaining majors after enlisting the help of his son Charlie before his 100th round in the Masters. Charlie was pictured seemingly giving his dad some swing tips on the practice range at Augusta National, advice even a 15-time major champion may have welcomed following a demoralising third round of 82. That was the 48-year-old’s worst score in the Masters by four shots and meant an early tee time on Sunday alongside Neal Shipley, the only amateur to make the cut. Woods started in style with a 360-yard drive on the par-five second to he ..read more