Golf News:
Golf president ‘set up in sting by US customs’
A golf club president fighting extradition to the US over illegal arms trading charges was entrapped by the “lies” of US customs officials, a court heard today.
Golf day for the Royal British Legion
TEAMS are needed to take part in a charity golf day in aid of the Yeovil branch of the Royal British Legion.
Golf-Couples to join Daly, Norman at Australian Open
Former Masters champion Fred Couples has been confirmed to play the Australian Open golf tournament.
New approach to golf coaching catches on at Chichester
Chichester Golf Club have teamed up with the World Golf Teaching Federation (WGTF) for a fresh approach to coaching. Read about this and all the other local golf news in our weekly round-up.
Fantasy Golf: Strick the pick
So golf fans have you got play-off fever? Has the Barclays got you salivating at the prospect of the FedEx Cup race?
Golf-Asian golf welcomes Singapore expansion
* Event expanded to accommodate more Asian players
Golf-China tournament withdrawn from OneAsia schedule
The maiden Shandong Gold Cup tournament has been withdrawn from OneAsia's 2010 schedule and postponed until further notice, the tour said on Thursday.
Golf tips: Keeping those stats and routines
Many of us pooh-pooh recording the statistics of our rounds of golf - for example, number of putts, driving accuracy, greens in regulation - but if you want to reach a better level it's vital, says a leading sports psychologist and PGA pro.
Golf-Fans need more players like Mickelson: Palmer
Some of the game's younger players need to do more to try to emulate Phil Mickelson when it comes to engaging with the fans, says golfing great Arnold Palmer.
Golf: Knowe how
BROOMIEKNOWE'S Hannah Scott and Kere Ward from The Glen were among the prize-winners in the East of Scotland Girls' Autumn Meeting at Glenbervie.