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Sir Sean voices support for Scottish golf
Scotland's best-known star of the big screen was in the north-east yesterday to publicise a new film that will be used to promote the nation's golfing reputation. Sir Sean Connery announced that he is to lend his voice to the feature, Scotland the Home of Golf, at Peterculter Golf Club, Aberdeen, yesterday (23/06) MoreYou may also like
A no-brainer for the Swedes at the women's US Open
Telegraph | 30/06/08 
Angela Park of Brazil led the women's US Open at halfway as Laura Davies's challenge was blown away by a second-round 81. Park is the player who was ... More
Golf courses consume rice farms
Thanh Nien | 23/06/08
In spite of this, many provincial administrations are approving dozens of new golf course projects.
According to the Ministry of Natural Resources and ... More
The Guardian | 16/06/08
This month will see the culmination of one of the great modern dramas of our time: Donald Trump's attempt to create a £1bn golf resort in the north-east ... More
Trump snubs experts over golf course threat to rare dunes
The Guardian | 09/06/08
Donald Trump has rejected repeated warnings from his own environment experts that his plans for "the world's greatest golf course" will severely damage ... More
Booze claims of sacked St Andrews official
Timesonline | 01/06/08
A former secretary of one of Scotland's most prestigious golf clubs, sacked for improper conduct after he got drunk at a social event, has hit back at ... More
Trump golf resort need not damage dunes, say charities
The Herald | 19/05/08
Donald Trump could build his £1bn golf resort in Scotland without damaging protected sand dunes, according to two environmental charities.
RSPB ... More
Collector's Corner: Golf Balls
Auctionbytes | 19/05/08
I have a confession to make: I've never played golf. But my interest in golf balls was piqued when I read that one had fetched $15,750 at an auction in ... More
No runaway favourite at The Open
Chickendinner | 14/07/08
For the first time since Tiger Woods picked up a golf club, there is no overwhelming favourite for a golf major. Gone, for a few months at least, are the ... More
Golf course damaged by weedkiller
BBC | 14/07/08
Eleven of the 18 holes at Haywards Heath Golf Club were mistakenly treated with heavy-duty weedkiller, which has scorched the grass.
The club has apologised ... More
Nine hole golf grows in popularity
Stuff | 08/07/08
However, as people get less active they are often unable to continue playing the complete game.
With this in mind, Betty Bisdee decided some 10 years ... More
'Rubbish' golfer hits hole-in-one
BBC | 08/07/08
Occasional golfer Allan Errington, 43, was averaging seven shots a hole while playing at a staff event.
But he hit a perfect shot on the par three 9th ... More
Without Tiger, Fantasy Golf Gets Interesting
Wall Street Journal | 30/06/08
I've always tolerated the game of golf. I even learned to enjoy it ... especially once my 21st birthday passed. I play Tiger Woods Golf on my Wii, I own ... More
Deciphering your golf tips
Los Angeles Times | 30/06/08
A former PGA Tour player turned club pro once told me: "The game of golf is easy. It's the teachers who make it hard."
And to a great extent, he ... More
Nadal dreams of green grass...of golf course
AFP | 16/06/08
Rafael Nadal will swap the Wimbledon practice courts for a few days of golf with his friends back home in Spain as he tries to relax ahead of his latest ... More
Woman Wants To Legalize Golf Carts On Streets
wcco.com | 16/06/08
The golf carts parked outside the Willmar club where Ardel Stiles sometimes goes to dine with her husband gave her an idea: Why not make them legal on ... More
US Sikhs accuse golf magazine of slandering religion
Thaindian News | 01/06/08
US Sikhs have accused the Golf Digest of slandering their religion by doctoring an image of their fifth guru in an article in the May issue of the magazine. ... More
Booze claims of sacked St Andrews official
Timesonline | 01/06/08
A former secretary of one of Scotland's most prestigious golf clubs, sacked for improper conduct after he got drunk at a social event, has hit back at ... More
Economy takes a toll on the tee
Union Leader | 01/06/08
Manchester golfer Ed Kinney plays about 80 rounds a year, most often at Derryfield Country Club, where he's a longtime member. But he typically plays ... More
Haas' PGA victory not a pretty picture
Syracuse Online, | 26/05/08
If that was art, if the 69th Senior PGA Championship was about portraits or landscapes or even bowls of fruit, it belonged not on the other side of some ... More
Solidarity is way off course
Sunday Herald | 19/05/08
GOLF AND WAR HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH each other. More golf doesn't mean less war, more war doesn't mean ... More
Golf has its own holey row as editor presses me on new rule
The Independent | 19/05/08
At clubs throughout the country, the better golfers are suffering from the new edict that in matchplay the lower handicapper must now give the full difference ... More
Counterfeit Golf Equipment Supplier Sentenced to Jail
NewsBlaze | 05/05/08
The U.S. Golf Manufacturers Anti-Counterfeiting Working Group (the "Group", comprised of Acushnet Company, Callaway Golf, Cleveland Golf, Nike Golf, ... More
A swift round at the virtual golf bar
The Guardian | 05/05/08
Cries of "Nice shot!" greet the satisfying ping of club against ball as Takashi Ochiai gets his round off to a perfect start. His opponents' magnanimity ... More
Camilo Villegas
Golfweek | 05/05/08
Camilo Villegas is so ripped, the veins in his forearms bulge when he addresses the ball. His clothes are so hip, tight and colorful, you might figure ... More
Rallying round the flagstick
The Seattle Times | 05/05/08
On the third tee, a group of a dozen volunteers, including Gail Price, 88, a World War II veteran, is ignoring the pelting rain and laying new turf.
In ... More
The Star | 28/04/08 
If you receive a call offering to buy your golf club membership at double or even triple its value for a “small” processing fee, be wary. It could be ... Read