Rory McIlroy’s walk-off wedge, Bryson DeChambeau’s bold photo, and Brooks Koepka puts his nemesis on a dartboard
Welcome to another edition of The Grind where we are going to try to be even more positive than usual this week.
Greg Norman’s Colorado ranch is so big a river runs through it, can be yours for a cool $40 million
Apparently The Shark's days of catching trout there are numbered.
Jordan Spieth’s epic collapse, Danny Willett’s magical timing and an awkward moment in Butler Cabin: The 2016 Masters Rewatch
Like Greg Norman’s infamous collapse in 1996, the 2016 Masters will always be remembered more for who didn’t win.
Greg Norman: Golf Saudi ‘truly at forefront’ of grassroots development
Two-time major champion Greg Norman and Troon CEO Tim Schantz have led a chorus of support for Golf Saudi’s ambitious plans to transform the Kingdom into a nation of golf lovers.
Majed Al Sorour: Golf to become ‘part of the fabric of modern-day Saudi Arabia’
If there were any lingering misgivings about the seriousness of Saudi Arabia’s vision for golf in the Kingdom and beyond they were unequivocally allayed by Majed Al Sorour on Monday.
Lee Westwood is ready to park Abu Dhabi win and continue building a legacy that is not solely golf focused
Much like his last week in Abu Dhabi, Lee Westwood’s preview presser ahead of the Omega Dubai Desert Classic just kept getting better and better.
KN Golf Links – Cam Ranh: Vietnam’s Great (White Shark) Escape
Greg Norman’s third Vietnam creation is unquestionably his best
What the Internationals’ stunning (and lone) win in 1998 meant then and now
Such a lopsided loss is awfully humbling, and that’s what the Americans had to countenance as the sunset Dec. 13, 1998 at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia, the third Presidents Cup becoming known as the “Massacre in Melbourne.”
Re-energised Fire set to steal some thunder from the greatest show on Earth
All eyes will be on the Earth course for this week’s European Tour decider but there’s another of the golfing elements at Jumeirah Golf Estates that management company Dubai Golf hope will inspire amateurs just as much.
Norman upset Woods didn’t respond to his handwritten letter: “Maybe Tiger just dislikes me”
Tiger Woods received congratulations from people all around the world following his Masters win in April. But it was a handwritten note from one of his neighbours—and a fellow former World No. 1—that’s now drawing attention nearly seven months later.
How Justin Leonard and Brad Faxon put together the Bahamas Strong Pro-Am to assist Hurricane Dorian victims
The road to recovery has been an arduous one, laden with bureaucratic red tape and the inherent challenges that follow a catastrophic disaster.
Why an all-time great caddie turned down the chance to work for Tiger Woods
Tiger had just decided to part ways with Mike “Fluff” Cowan, leaving the most desirable opening in looping circles open.
The Open 2019: What Tom Watson learned from Turnberry
Shortly after just missing out on a sixth Open Championship title in 2009, at age 59, Watson offered some lessons you can take from his experience.
Incredible graphic shows history of PGA Tour’s all-time money list (And yes, Tiger Woods’ dominance)
(Stan Badz) By Alex Myers Tiger Woods’ grasp on the PGA Tour’s all-time money list is nothing new, but a new graphic showing the history of said list is making the ...
The best way out of a slump could be by way of a mirror
As Jordan Spieth looks to regain his lost form, players who’ve experienced similar slumps say the road back starts with brutal honesty. By John Feinstein Greg Norman still remembers the day ...
Travel: Vietnam’s new KN Golf Links is an award winner already
Less than a fortnight after its official opening, Greg Norman’s latest Vietnam creation won a coveted gong at the 2018 Asian Golf Awards
Chris Thompson, a rookie at 42, recalls 20-hour car ride to U.S. Open qualifier at which Greg Norman arrived via helicopter
Chris Thompson, the 42-year-old rookie from Lawrence, Kan., had some travel troubles getting to Oahu for his debut in the Sony Open in Hawaii. He was supposed to arrive a day earlier, on Sunday. But after 19 years trying to reach the PGA Tour, a slight delay wasn’t a big deal.
TopGolf Dubai breaks ground, gigantic Saudi trophy threatens to do likewise and we get into the Desert Swing of things. All (somehow) wrapped up in our guilty Sir Nick Faldo obsession
Your guide to the very best golf, on the course and across social media, in the Middle East.
