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Tiger Woods potential return not enough to distract Ian Poulter at CA Championship
Englishman focused on winning the CA Championship, despite rumours that Tiger Woods is set to return.
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Tiger Woods working again with swing coach Hank Haney
Tiger Woodss return has moved a step closer after it emerged that he has resumed work with his swing coach, Hank Haney.
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Paul Casey draws on Seves magic going into CA Championship
Paul Casey says Seve Ballesteros buccaneering style lies behind English golfers success.
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Phil Mickelson loses right to use his rule breaking wedge
Phil Mickelson will no longer be allowed to use the 20-year-old Ping wedge that caused so much consternation at Farmers Insurance Open.
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Noh Seung yul wins in Malaysia to become second youngest winner on European Tour
South Korean teenager wins Malaysian Open to become second-youngest winner on the European Tour.
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Europes elite follow in Seve Ballesteross footsteps at Honda Classic
A conquistador called Seve Ballesteros played golf tournaments in America and changed the world.
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Tiger Woods turns down $75m sponsorship offer from bookmaker Paddy Power
Tiger Woods has turned down a $75 million sponsorship offer from Irish bookmaker Paddy Power.
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Camillo Villegas secures share of Honda Classic lead with Anthony Kim
Camillo Villegas recorded a second successive 66 to secure a share of the lead at eight-under with Anthony Kim.
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Oliver Wilson one shot off lead at Honda Classic
Englands Oliver Wilson was just one shot off the pace at the Honda Classic after a bogey-free first round of 66.
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Tiger Woods will return in time for the Masters believes Jack Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus suspects Tiger Woods will be itching to play at Augusta and is likely to take his place in the field.
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Tiger Woods caddie claims he would have blown whistle on affairs had he known
Steve Williams has said he knew nothing about Tiger Woods extramarital affairs and was angry with him over the scandal.
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Practice doesnt make perfect for Laura Davies
Laura Davies has offered the most powerful antidote to Padraig Harringtons habit of obsessive practising.
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John Daly hits back at golf writer on Twitter
John Daly posts Florida newspapaer writers mobile number on Twitter after his PGA Tour disciplinary file is written about.
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Padraig Harrington still tortured by doubts ahead of Honda Classic
Padraig Harrington sounds as if he needs a session in the psychiatrists chair ahead of this weeks Honda Classic.
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John Dalys PGA record sheet revealing fines and suspensions is made public
In 18 years as a professional the wild thing has paid nearly $100,000 in fines and been suspended five times.
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Tiger Woods and the Ryder Cup nightmare
What would the US captain do if Woods failed to qualify automatically?
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Tiger Woods dropped by Gatorade
Energy drink company are third major sponsor to pull the plug on Tiger Woods following revelations about his private life.
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Ian Poulter charges into Phoenix Open contention with a 63
A second-round charge has put Ian Poulter close to the top in the Phoenix Open.
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Justin Rose on the rise at the Phoenix Open in Arizona
Justin Rose put himself in the mix at the Phoenix Open in Arizona with a six-under-par opening round.
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Colin Montgomerie: Tiger Woods will find it hard if he plays in the Ryder Cup
Turning up at Celtic Manor could be one of the hardest things Tiger ever does, writes Colin Montgomerie.
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I love John Daly. So I bought this book.

This book is obviously thoroughly researched and is very enjoyable in places too. But its obvious there were times when the author did not have access to the right people to get the full story. What really happened on the course in Canada when Daly got the shakes and started crying, for instance? When exactly did he stop taking the anti-depressants he had been given and what went on when he was dumping Shanae Chandler for Sherrie Miller? These incidents are mentioned but all too briefly I thought. There are also a couple of times when the author shows he is not a golf writer (Bob Estes is certainly not the only guy on the PGA Tour who doesnt wear a glove. What about Fred Couples and Lee Janzen?) and a quadruple bogey on a par four (1st at Pebble Beach) is an eight not a nine.
But thats being overly picky. Okay I might have wanted to know a bit more in certain places but on the whole I thought the book was excellent. There really is a John Whats he gone and done now Daly story on virtually every page.

Dilly Daly

Not usually being a fan of golf or biographies I couldnt resist being tempted by this book. Daly clearly has a story to tell and Newsham certainly hasnt held back. Obviously thoroughly researched, though Im not sure if he got the Carl Spackler muttering from Caddyshack absolutely correct. That aside, I believe everything else in it, innit.

A good read with a few minor flaws

Feinstein has compiled another entertaining and insightful account of a golfing year. His use of premiary quotes and anecdotes eluminate the reader as successfully as the excellent A Good Walk Spoiled . My one criticism is that Feinstein seems to lay far greater emphasis on the superstars of the game, apart from the chapters on Steve Stricker, who, lets face it, is almost a superstar. The concentation on the OMeeras, Couples and Woods of this world detracted from the real charm and empathy for the amateur golfer. Maybe its because the superstars are really not that interesting. I also detected a slight euro-phobe tendancy in the epilogue, come on John golfs bigger than that.