The Hacker – up in the air
Having your name announced in front of 150 mocking men as the perpetrator of an air-shot is no fun. However, the shame was made... Read more
OPINION
Shaking Off The Rust
How good is this, to be able to talk about playing golf again after what seemed like an eternity away from the sport due to the Covid-19 restrictions, asks Ashleigh Buhai in her latest column?
Let Bryson do his thing
If Bryson DeChambeau is about to change the way the game is being played then the golfing world should let him do it, writes ANDRE HUISAMEN.
Into the Bubble
Compleat Golfer’s playing editor Brandon Stone takes you behind the scenes on the European Tour under Covid-19 restrictions.
Attention to detail
Mel Channer was one of the most articulate and colourful writers of his generation, a former World War II bomber pilot turned grizzled hack who entertained readers of the Sunday Times for years.
A view with few competitors
South African golfers are spoilt for choice when it comes to scenic golf holes but one stands out for me.
My friend Tom Stankowski
When you think ‘golf entertainment’, the 16th-hole stadium during the Waste Management Phoenix Open is right up any list.
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 worst shots.
Putting still No 1
Putting remains the key aspect of winning a golf tournament. And that’s how it should be, writes JOHN GOLIATH.
It’s just gets better
Every day this event just gets bigger (and better).
