Golf, by TourMiss

This week’s Valero Texas Open in San Antonio once again presents not only the opportunity for the PGA Tour’s best to capture this prize Texas event along with a smart pair of Texas cowboy boots but it’s a ‘Last Chance Saloon’ into the Masters. An invitation to tee-up at Augusta National is that added bonus to this week’s winner but only for those players currently not exempt. At present, the Masters Invitee No. 1 category boast 27 Masters champions expected to ...

For just a second occasion in his four Masters appearances, top-ranked Scot Robert MacIntyre is teeing-up in the week prior to the year’s traditional maiden major championship. MacIntyre will contest this week’s $US 9.9m Valero Texas Open and as he had done four years ago in 2022, finishing T35th on the host TPC San Antonio course in Texas. The Oban lefty will be making a fourth Masters showing having finished T12th on his Augusta National debut in 2021 ahead of a T23rd result a year ...

Talk about keeping it all in the family as this is exactly what the Fitzpatrick brothers have done. A week after elder brother Matt brilliantly captured the Valspar Championship on the PGA Tour and his younger brother Alex has broken through to win a maiden DP World Tour success at the Hero Indian Open near New Delhi. The 27-year-old Alex is four years younger than Matt with the proud golfing family celebrating a double Fitzpatrick back-to-back success, and this despite Alex posting a 72nd hole double ...

Yes, there was no alcohol. Yes, there was no illicit drugs. There is nothing Tiger Woods can be blamed for after his car accident except the simple, undeniable facts: he has undergone several major surgeries in recent years, he is still not fully healed, and he has been struggling for over a year just to return to competitive golf. Woods is genuinely in serious, chronic pain. He is taking prescribed medication to manage that pain — and that has nothing to do with addiction or recreational drugs. I ...

England’s Paul Waring has taken big strides on golf’s traditional ‘moving day’ to put himself now very much in contention for a hopeful overall top-three effort heading into the final round of the Texas Childrens Houston Open. Waring had muscled himself on day one into a one stroke lead and while day two didn’t go to plan in posting a one-over 71, the 41-year-old former Abu Dhabi HSBC champ got back into the overtaking lane on day three, posting a four-under 66 to share ...

Scot David Law is staring at a best DP World Tour finish in some four years heading to the final round of the Hero Indian Open in New Delhi. Law grabbed five birdies in two under 70 to be sharing fourth place heading to the final day of the event being staged on the famed DLF G&CC at Gurugram close to the India capital. SCOT EYEING REWARDING #HeroIndianOpen TAKEAWAY …. David Law @DavidLawGolf @PaulLawrieGC also staring at a long overdue best finish @DPWorldTour for some time Read: https://t.co/0NLBL701oC ...

Ausssie golfers proudly headed by defending champ Min Woo Lee dominate the leaderboard heading to the weekend rounds of the Texas Childrens Houston Open. Former US Open champ and American Gary Woodland leads the way after another impressive outing at the host Memorial Park Golf Course in America’s fourth largest city. Woodland posted a seven-under 63, ending his round with three consecutive birdies to be three shots clear of the duo of Dane Nicolai Højgaard (62) and American Jackson Suber ...