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Camiko Smith will be looking to become the first Bermudian to win the Gosling’s Invitational tournament in more than two decades at Belmont Hills Golf Club next week. The professional has had an impressive season, reaching US Open Sectional Qualifyin...

Jarryd Dillas and William Haddrell and Ebonie Burgess and Elizabeth Parsons retained their respective men’s and women’s titles at the Bermuda Amateur Four-Ball Championships which concluded yesterday at Port Royal. It was the fourth successive title...

Jarryd Dillas and Will Haddrell, the men’s defending champions, and last year’s women’s winners Elizabeth Parsons and Ebonie Burgess have again established themselves as the teams to beat in the Bermuda Amateur Four-Ball Championships which got under...

Jarryd Dillas and Will Haddrell, and Elizabeth Parsons and Ebonie Burgess will be the teams to beat when the Bermuda Amateur Fourball Championships gets under way at Port Royal Golf Course today. Dillas and Parsons both won their third successive ti...

HSBC, in partnership with The Centre on Philanthropy, raised $42,000 in its first Charity Golf Classic fundraiser in an effort to further strengthen and support the Bermuda community. The tournament was held at the Port Royal Golf Course on October 3...

He has been named one of the most powerful men in golf — four places above Tiger Woods. But Steve Mona, the CEO of the World Golf Foundation, gently dismisses his No 25 ranking in magazine Golf Inc. as he takes his seat in the Fairmont Southampton lo...

Martin Kaymer is making a habit of beating Bubba Watson in tight situations. He is developing quite a liking for playing him, too — and not just because he has been so successful in recent times. Not as dramatic as his Ryder Cup win over the American...

Bubba Watson believed that the golfing gods had conspired against him after missing a simple five-foot putt in a sudden-death play-off in the PGA Grand Slam at Port Royal. The larger-than-life American carried a two-shot advantage into the 17th hole,...

The impending arrival of Hurricane Gonzalo forced a quick travel change for the PGA of America and its staff. With flights booked for today and tomorrow back to the United States, the organisation, along with Turner Broadcasting, which televised the ...

Jim Furyk, the 2003 US Open winner, was left scratching his head after a frustration-filled first round at the PGA Grand Slam of Golf at Port Royal Golf Course yesterday. The American, who believed that he had dropped three shots on the 16th, 17th an...