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Flightpath to landing fairway success

IT’S a technological breakthrough which has revolutionised golf coaching and television coverage of the Majors.Read

Play Better Golf

IF you watched Keegan Bradley win the USPGA, then I am sure you noticed just how far he was hitting the ball.Read

Scots sign-up for the Johnnie Walker

EIGHT of Scotland’s leading PGA professionals will look to hit the headlines later this month when they take part in the £1.4 million, Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles from August 25-28.Read

Blair golfers and heather

BLAIRGOWRIE Golf Club is pulling out all the stops to ensure that its reputation as a heather-fringed course endures, writes PA Sport’s Gordon Bannerman.Read

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Monty’s golf clinic at Dunning

WINNING Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie is to give a golf clinic at Dunning on Saturday.Read

Gleneagles leads the way

GOLFERS taking to the Gleneagles fairways might still lose their Titleists and Srixons in the rough with wayward driving – but now they don’t have an excuse for failing to navigate their way around the 2014 Ryder Cup venue.Read

Bizarre nearest the pin contest

CRAIGIE Hill Golf Club’s Centenary year celebrations reached new heights with a unique Helicopter Drop.Read

Dunkeld golfers beat...Dunkeld!

A BIG County golf club is toasting a milestone double triumph over rivals from Down Under, writes Gordon Bannerman.Read

Golf: Milnathort man triumphs at Gleneagles

MILNATHORT Golf Club member Jim Marshall was crowned winner of a Stableford Competition after a challenging round on The PGA Centenary Course at Gleneagles.Read

On the trail with the Golden Bear

ANY 13-handicapper taking to the golf course in the company of Jack Nicklaus would be forgiven for a degree of apprehension diluting the sense of anticipation.Read

Golf sponsorship deal

FOUR of Scotland’s leading amateur golfers – Michael Stewart, James Byrne, David Law and James White – were on hand this week to help launch the Scottish Golf Union’s new sponsorship with one of the country’s most iconic brands, Blackford-based Highland Spring.Read

Johnnie Walker could hold Ryder Cup key

COLIN Montgomerie is urging golf fans to keep an eye out next month’s Johnnie Walker Championships at Gleneagles to spot talent for the 2014 Ryder Cup.Read

Brad tipped for the top

BLAIRGOWRIE professional and Ryder Cup referee Charles Dernie reckons teenage prospect Bradley Neil – pictured –is the most naturally gifted youngster he has worked with.Read

US Kids Golf on the Inch

THE North Inch Family Golf Centre was host to the first US Kids Junior Golf Introductory Open Tournament to be held outside of the United States, reports Gordon Bannerman.Colin Roberts, North Inch golf professional and Tournament Director, said: “This was indeed an historic day for North Inch and I hope this will be the first of many such tournaments flying the US Kids Golf Foundation banner. “We hope to find some talented players who will participate in next year's European Junior Championships at Gullane, representing Scotland.”Alongside Colin, a team of volunteers helped to make this a memorable star spangled experience for the junior golfers. Parents and family members were encouraged to caddie for the juniors. For many it was their first visit to the historic Fair City course.There were 35 entrants for the tournament and they were divided into three groups, 7-9 years of age who played nine holes, 10-12 years and 13-14 years of age who played 18 holes.Colin said: “It was a pleasure to witness the high degree of professionalism shown by all participants in both dress and behaviour, and it was great to see spectators supporting this event.”Everyone played to the best of their ability and the winners amongst the girls and boys in each category, received an engraved plaque, kindly donated by Perth and Kinross Council Community Greenspace Parks Events. Steven McIvor, area manager for Nevada Bobs gave each winner a £20 gift voucher. Nick Randerson of St Andrews, who was the course director, arranged the prize-giving and Euna Scott, principal environmental initiatives officer for PKC kindly presented the prizes to the winners.The winners of each category were: Caelan Laesecke in Girls 7 - 9 years, Aidan O'Hagan in Boys 7 - 9 years, Megan Thom in Girls 10 - 12 years, Keith Bowman who beat Alex Simpson in a count-back in Boys 10 - 12 years and Andrew Gibson in Boys 13 - 14 years. Sadly no girls participated in this category.“We plan on holding the next tournament in September,” said Colin. “And I will be running US Kids Golf junior learning programmes throughout the summer holidays starting next Thursday.“If anyone is interested in either the tournament in September or the junior learning programmes, please contact me on 07933704447.”reports Gordon Bannerman.Read

Gleneagles deal for Johnnie Walker Championship

AS the venue for the Johnnie Walker Championship and the host venue for the 2014 Ryder Cup, Gleneagles Hotel is one of the strongest supporters of golf in Scotland.Read

Gleneagles deal for Johnnie Walker Championship

AS the venue for the Johnnie Walker Championship and the host venue for the 2014 Ryder Cup, Gleneagles Hotel is one of the strongest supporters of golf in Scotland.Read

Chance to tee-up with top Scot

THE Jack Nicklaus-designed PGA Centenary Course is the picturesque setting for the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles from August 25-28.Read

Johnnie Walker for ace golfers

JOHNNIE Walker Championship organisers are teeing-up a prize for any club golfer who celebrates a hole-in-one over the weekend of the Open Championship.Read

Crieff Golf Club champs

CRIEFF Golf Club’s championship finals were played out in beautiful summer sunshine.Read

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