It was a year ago at the 2008 AT&T National that PGA Tour introduced its anti-doping policy with random drug tests. Tim Finchem got things under way so to speak, however, it was South Africa’s own Tim Clark who was the first player to be tested.
The Mole hates revisiting this somewhat sticky subject, but at times the question must be asked. For the first time since 1993, Ernie has dropped out of the top 20 in the Official World Golf Ranking...
If you haven’t caught the twitter bug just yet, then the Mole forgives you (a video is attached to give you an idea of what it’s about). However, if you are a true golf nut, this should not stop you from signing up and following these golfers.
After leading the BMW International Open in Germany for three consecutive rounds, it seems Retief Goosen just about had the title in the bag. That was, until he shot a 71 in the final round, while the eventual winner, Nick Dougherty, finished with a round of 64!
The Mole did a little digging after he found out that Vijay Singh still chooses to wear the Stanford logo on all his apparel, even though Allen Stanford is under investigation for fraud... and not just any fraud, $7 billion worth.
After finishing decently at the US Open, Retief Goosen has carried some form into this week’s BMW International Open. He opened with an eight-under round in very wet conditions, and has followed it up with a four-under round today, keeping him comfortably in the lead.
In a promotional stunt for Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10, Tiger and Jimmy Fallon (the host of the Late Show) played the game on a Nintendo Wii in Times Square, New York.
Is slow play a problem at your club? Does it really, really irritate you? Well, be careful where you take that irritation or, just like 73-year-old Edwin Dailey, you too could find yourself in prison, applying for golf leave...
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