Andy Capostagno Column: Million-dollar memories
The Million Dollar was never about the golf. It was always the peripheral stuff, particularly how spectacularly well the press were treated.
Halfway house heaven
I dusted off my clubs (euphemism for removing rat droppings) and gave the new decade my best shot, together with about 98 of my... Read more
Game for all
It’s February, which means old-fashioned pressmen such as myself can drink again.
Home comforts
In his latest magazine contribution in the section dedicated to golf’s triers, ANDY CAPOSTAGNO talks about his home comforts.
Trick or treat
I once asked Dale Hayes if there was a trick shot he had never mastered.
One for the Road
The first time I met Ernie Els he was ordering a Castle in the room set aside for the press at Royal Johannesburg.
One beats none
Watching Shane Lowry waddle into history at Royal Portrush, I was reminded of a similar day, nine years ago.
Playing the Trump card
I am in love with a website dedicated to Donald Trump and the game of golf.
Take it out
I don’t know about you, but one of golf’s new rules is giving me sleepless nights.
Visual Appeal
The thing that has changed the game of golf fundamentally is television, writes ANDY CAPOSTAGNO.
