There are three types of Golfer that interest me – the world’s best (Tiger Woods), Golf’s characters (John Daly and Ian Poulter) and young golfers with the potential to be the best.  One such, young golfer, whose progress I’ve followed with interest is Rory Mcllroy. After a promising debut Mcllroy went a bit quiet, but [...]

Caddy For A Cure, Inc. is a ’not for profit’ corporation with the mission of donating monies to worthy charities through the professional game of Golf.  They achieve this by providing the ultimate in golf experiences – the opportunity to caddie for a Tour Professional during the practice round of an official Tour event. Charity Buzz is currently running [...]

Geoff Ogilvy ended Tiger Woods recent streak of seven successive tournament wins as he claimed victory at the WGC-CA Championship, held at Dural, Florida by one stroke.  In a rain affected event that saw the remainder of the final rounds carried over to Monday, the Australian held his nerve to par his last nine holes and end a spell [...]

Aspiring Golfer receives a lot of PR pulp, most of which is swiftly consigned to the recycle bin.  However I received a note on behalf of Gatorade which caught my interest and I thought maybe worthy of a post.  It’s obvious from search engine results that many golfers are genuinely interested in what Tiger Woods, eats and [...]

Could Tiger Wood’s aspirations of maintaining his current winning streak be scuppered, not by Mickelson or Els; but by a tiny bunch of microscopic worms?  In the build up to the Bay Invitational, Woods has been moved to comment on the poor state of the greens.  It seems the pesky worms, oblivious to Woods’ reputation and [...]

For kids who enjoy playing golf, or kids who hate golf but have pushy parents,  the HSBC Wee Wonders Championship 2008, is open for registration.  Wee Wonders is the UK’s leading junior Golf Tournament for children aged between five and twelve. It’s an interesting format, played over a par-3 course, where each child has 36 shots to progress [...]