21 Apr 2015
Posted by Richard Forrester 
Nick Faldo and Tom Watson will make their final Open appearances in front of the largest arena in the championship's 155-year history at St Andrews in July. Three-time winner Faldo has confirmed he will cross the famous Swilcan Bridge for the final time on the 25th anniversary of his victory on the Old Course,...
Read more → 10 Mar 2015
Posted by Rory 
While The Open returning the St Andrews Old Course is reason enough to be excited about the 3rd major championship of 2015, another contest will take place this year which any true golf fan simply cannot miss. The Champion Golfers’ Challenge will be staged on the eve of the 144th Open Championship...
Read more → 17 Feb 2015
Posted by Rory 
Whether it’s St Andrews in Scotland or the Monterey Peninsula in California, there are some parts of the world that are simply heaven sent for golfers. England’s Golf Coast, which stretches north from the Wirral Peninsula towards Blackpool, is just such a region. Home to 12 of the country’s...
Read more → 16 Feb 2015
Posted by Richard Forrester 
In our humble opinion, the United Kingdom offers the most complete range of challenging, beautiful courses in the world, from the famous Home of Golf, St Andrews to the lesser known tale of two nines at Mottram Hall. Here, the put open team from the 19th Hole reveal their insights after scouring the...
Read more → 05 Feb 2015
Posted by Richard Forrester 
The decision by the R&A to take the Open from only terrestrial TV and take the millions of pounds on offer from Sky has been met with outrage. 'This will kill the game of golf,' comes the cry from golf clubs across the land. But will it, really? [polldaddy poll=8634979] Here at the 19th Hole...
Read more → 04 Feb 2015
Posted by Dan Foley 
Amidst the uproar following the announcement that Sky Sports will be given the live television rights of the Open Championship from 2017, the R&A has defended the decision and said this is"the best result for golf as a whole". Golf's governing body announced on Tuesday that Sky had been awarded...
Read more → 21 Jan 2015
Posted by Rory 
As most of you will probably know, Martin Kaymer was up to his usual tricks in Abu Dhabi last week. The German has made Abu Dhabi GC somewhat of his own private playground in recent years, having won the HSBC Abu Dhabi Golf Championships no less than three times to date. Surely after three days of sublime...
Read more → 20 Jan 2015
Posted by Dan Foley 
It's a funny old year for the major championships, with two being staged at possibly the world's two most iconic and best-known courses and the other pair leaving us with more questions than answers. The Masters at Augusta National and the Open Championship at St Andrews will give us plenty to drool...
Read more → 11 Jan 2015
Posted by Richard Forrester 
Treat your loved one or friend to the perfect gift this year guaranteed to put a smile on their face. If you’re struggling for ideas then look no further as we give you a list of great courses and destinations which will live long in the memory. The Golden Ticket A trip to The Masters...
Read more → 05 Jan 2015
Posted by Rory 
Tour Pros...they’re an irritatingly talented lot aren’t they? Credit where credit’s due though: they do provide plenty of entertainment throughout the golfing season for us weekend warriors to marvel at. But let’s be honest; for every 350 yard drive, every wedge shot that lands like a butterfly...
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