Robertson going all-out to give youth a chance

Thursday 14th August 2008

Dean Robertson, winner of the Italian Open in 1999, plans to launch a Scottish Junior Golf Tour having secured title sponsorship for his idea.

Mason holds off Scot to record his 20th victory

Monday 11th August 2008

Carl Mason on his 20th European Seniors Tour title when he successfully defended the Bad Ragaz PGA Seniors Open in Switzerland by finishing two clear of Bill Longmuir.

Yang leads new order as Sorenstam bows out

Monday 11th August 2008

Amy Yang spoiled Annika Sorenstam's finale on home turf yesterday, tying the course record with a nine-under-par 63 for a six-shot victory at the Scandinavian TPC.

McNicoll wins play-off

Monday 11th August 2008

Scott Henry, in the last pair to finish, needed a par 4 at the last hole on Leven Links to win the Standard Life Leven Gold Medal by a shot from Scott Borrowman, Keir McNicoll and Wallace Booth.

Huldahl answers challenge

12:01am Monday 11th August 2008

Jeppe Huldahl won his first professional title yesterday with a two-stroke victory over Scotland's Steven O'Hara in the Lexus Open at Dilling in Norway.

Home crowd have plenty to cheer as Sorenstam takes one-shot lead

Friday 8th August 2008

Annika Sorenstam made a strong start at the Scandinavian TPC, a tournament she hosts on the Women's European Tour.

Not drawing conclusions from another Korean win

12:15am Thursday 7th August 2008

Catriona Matthew It's amazing how well the Asian players did at Sunningdale in the Ricoh Women's British Open. Ji Yai Shin was a good winner and after Inbee Park's victory in the Women's US Open that made it two Korean successes in a row in the women's major championships.

Britons draw on cup memories

Wednesday 6th August 2008

Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter are aiming to feed off happy memories of the 2004 Ryder Cup when they bid to end a European title drought of 78 years at the US PGA Championship which starts tomorrow.

Ramsey sees red because of his form on the greens

Tuesday 5th August 2008

Richie Ramsay was yesterday counting the cost of a missed five-foot putt on Sunday and reckoned if his form on the greens could improve slightly, he is capable of a first Challenge Tour victory.

Macaulay’s new goal is to join the professionals

Monday 4th August 2008

There might be attractions in remaining amateur, but in the aftermath of his first national title, the Scottish Amateur Championship, Callum Macaulay set his sights on life as a professional by the end of the year.

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