PGA honour for Deeside director of golf Coutts
Frank Coutts has become the first professional from the Aberdeen area to be named captain of the PGA in Scotland.
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Law claims first European Tour title
Aberdeen's David Law produced a spectacular finish to overhaul long-time leader Wade Ormsby and win his first European Tour title at the ISPS Handa Vic Open.
Inverness golfer Russell Knox will play this year’s Scottish Open at Gullane
Inverness golfer Russell Knox has confirmed he will tee it up in this summer’s Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club.
Honorary degree for Aberdeen golfer Paul Lawrie
Former Open champion Paul Lawrie struck a humble figure as he was given an honorary degree by St Andrews University.
Thousands flock from across the globe to sample Brora Links
Record numbers of golfers have travelled from across the globe to the North of Scotland to sample one of the top Links courses in the UK, in a welcomed boost to the local economy.
Aberdeen golfer Richie Ramsay retains European Tour card after top-15 finish at Valderrama Masters
Richie Ramsay held his nerve in the final six holes of the Valderrama Masters to retain his European Tour card for next season.
Sim’s life will be celebrated to a tee
The life of one of the North-east’s most respected golfing figures will be honoured by a memorial at Longside – the Aberdeenshire club where his younger brother is head greenkeeper.
Hatton knows he let victory slip
Dejected Tyrrell Hatton knows he let a hat-trick of Dunhill Links Championship wins slip from his grasp following a torturous back nine on the Old Course at St Andrews yesterday.
Gallacher bemoans poor putting at St Andrews
Stephen Gallacher will go back to the drawing board this week as he tries to find a solution to his putting woes which cost him the chance of a second Dunhill Links Championship.
Positives to be found for Fleetwood
Tommy Fleetwood was left wondering what might have been after missing out on a play-off at the 18th hole but the Englishman insists he will focus on the positives from his week in Scotland.
Dazzling Dane Bjerregaard claims Dunhill Links title
Denmark’s Lucas Bjerregaard failed to read the script as he stunned champion Tyrrell Hatton in a dramatic finale to clinch the Dunhill Links Championship at St Andrews.
Ramsay hoping to build up steam today
Richie Ramsay hopes to build up a head of steam after taking inspiration from a motivational analogy as he attempts to secure his European Tour card.
Gallacher hoping for comforts at home of golf
Stephen Gallacher hopes the Dunhill Links Championship draw has worked in his favour as he bids to win the tournament for the second time.
Harrington the right fit for Europe
Padraig Harrington believes he is the right fit for captain of the European Ryder Cup team in 2020.
Pavan’s 63 at Kingsbarns gives him share of Dunhill Links lead
Andrea Pavan took advantage of serene conditions as he moved joint top of the leaderboard at the Dunhill Links Championship yesterday.
Strong winds make for tough test on day of Dunhill Links Championship
The Dunhill Links bared its teeth yesterday as strong winds tested the field at St Andrews, Kingsbarns and Carnoustie.
Kuchar fancies shot at US Ryder Cup captaincy
Matt Kuchar has put himself forward as a contender to replace Jim Furyk as captain of the United States Ryder Cup team.
Tommy Fleetwood still has plenty in reserve after recovery in Dunhill Links first round
Tommy Fleetwood was delighted to discover the tank has not run dry after a spirited finish in his first round at Kingsbarns put him in contention at the Dunhill Links Championship.
Tyrrell Hatton distraught after striking spectator at Dunhill Links Championship
Tyrrell Hatton was devastated yesterday after striking a fan on the head during the Dunhill Links Championship.
Spectator struck by Ryder Cup star’s ball at Dunhill Links Championship
There was drama involving another Ryder Cup star and a spectator being struck by a golf ball on the opening day of the Dunhill Links Championship.
Ramsay hoping for a late run of form to secure his tour card
Richie Ramsay knows he is running out of tournaments and time as he bids to find the form which will secure his European Tour card for 2019.
Reality bites for Ryder Cup winner Tommy Fleetwood
Tommy Fleetwood can be forgiven for still feeling as if it is the morning after the night before as he tries to channel the excitement of the Ryder Cup into his solo target of winning the Dunhill Links Championship.
American Tony Finau in awe of the home of golf
Tony Finau is ready to test his game to the maximum as he prepares to take on the challenge of links golf this week.
Reigning champion Tyrrell Hatton hoping for a Dunhill Links hat-trick
Tyrrell Hatton has had a weekend to remember but the Dunhill Links champion insists his Ryder Cup celebrations have not cost him the chance of a three-peat.
Dunhill Links trip will be a family affair for Stonehaven golfer Sam Locke
The Dunhill Links Championship will be a family affair for Stonehaven’s Sam Locke this week.
Emotional US Ryder Cup golfer Brooks Koepka reflects on the worst day of his life
Golf is the last thing on Brooks Koepka’s mind after an emotional and challenging experience at the Ryder Cup.
Stonehaven golfer Sam Locke braced for a big week on home soil
Sam Locke is hoping for a big week as he prepares to make only his second European Tour appearance since turning professional today.
Luke Donald backs calls for Padraig Harrington to be next European Ryder Cup captain
Luke Donald has backed the growing clamour for Padraig Harrington to be named the next European Ryder Cup captain.
Rookie Fleetwood now Europe’s Mr Wonderful
The path to Europe’s handsome 17.5-10.5 Ryder Cup victory was set when the team were at their lowest ebb – 3-0 down on the opening morning, according to captain Thomas Bjorn.
Europe deliver in fine fashion to clinch the Ryder Cup
Riding the passion of the perennial Ryder Cup hero Ian Poulter beating the world No 1 and the new star Jon Rahm taking down the greatest of them all, Thomas Bjorn’s Europe withstood a mid-afternoon wobble to reclaim the Ryder Cup amid ecstatic scenes at Le Golf National.
Aberdeen golfer Paul Lawrie hopes Europe avoid slow start as Ryder Cup prepares to get underway
Two-time former Ryder Cup player and former vice-captain Paul Lawrie hopes Europe use their agonising morning session nightmare of two years ago at Hazeltine to ensure they avoid a repeat in this weekend’s match.
Richie Ramsay hopes health kick can help in bid to retain European Tour card
Aberdeen golfer Richie Ramsay is doing everything he can to retain his playing status on the European Tour, including ditching carbs and fizzy drinks.