Recent content by fenwayrich

In the club medal, the group in front would have called Morikawa through 🙂

I can't tee the ball now. I use a device made by a company called Zero Bend, which also enables me to pick up the tee afterwards. Neither can I mark the ball, I usually leave it on the green until its my turn, or if it's on someone's line, I putt out of turn or ask a fellow player to mark it for me.

County card rate is £50 weekdays.

I'm a member of Wollaton Park Golf Club, which is about 3 miles west of Nottingham city centre (about 25 minutes from Derby). We're not in the Hollinwell/Sherwood class, but the course is decent (hosting Brabazon qualifying next year, our centenary), and the park setting is lovely. If you play...

He was the number 1 ranked US junior a couple of years ago. He decided to turn professional at age 17 rather than go down the usual college route that boys like Miles Russell and Mason Howell are pursuing. Apparently he finished his last school exam just before flying to the Bahamas for the Korn...

The numbers I saw were: Individual - 3,981,666 Team share - 4,250,000 Team bonus share - 1,400,000

Maybe La Sasso looked at Caleb Surratt, who received nearly $10 million in 2025, despite a pitiful one top 10 in 20 odd starts on LIV, and thought 'that'll do for me'.

Ludvig Aberg Tommy Fleetwood Brooks Koepka Bob McIntyre Miles Russell

The old HDID app allowed you to access other clubs' details of competition results and members' handicaps which was quite useful. I can't find this on the new app. It will be a pity if it's been ditched.

Rounds played 34 Index up from 18.3 to 20.1 Low round 87 (not many years ago my average was around 81 :() Highlight - getting out on the course again after 3 years more or less out of action with spinal problems Lowlight - realising that never again will I be able to walk the course. Buggying is...

The first Japanese golf superstar. Preferred to concentrate on playing in his homeland where he topped the Order of Merit a dozen times and won nearly 100 tournaments. A fine legacy and, by all accounts, a decent man.

Not even Blowers himself, I imagine.

Isn't that a little harsh? I would suggest that Bobby Moore (1966), Ian Botham (1981), and Jonny Wilkinson (2003) were deserving winners. Their contributions to the respective team victories are legendary.

Current best odds with the bookmakers: McIlroy 4/7 Norris 4/1 Kelly 9/2 Littler 20/1 Kildunne 80/1 Hampton 80/1 Thinking about the people likely to vote, I'd be a layer of McIlroy. I don't know anything about Kildunne, but she might be the best value looking at people's comments on here.

Indeed. In 1977, after Jack's 30ft birdie putt, he actually held his hands up for the crowd to be quiet so Tom could tap in his two-footer for victory. It's still, in the main, a classy game.