Green slams tough courses
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RICHARD Green is campaigning for a fair go for golfers in a bid to inject more excitement into home tournaments this summer. Green blasted the brutal course set-up for last week&#39;s Australian
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World no. 2 Ernie Els is fuming after receiving demands from the American Tour that he must play more tournaments in the US. Els has received a letter from USPGA Commissioner Tim Finchem regarding his commitment
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Mets outfielder Shawn Green worked on eliminating a hitch from his swing this winter in an attempt to get back to his 40-plus home run form. But so far this spring, he is hitless in 10 at-bats.
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European Tour Member Richard Green finally enjoyed the taste of victory in 2004 when he has sunk a four foot birdie putt on the first play-off hole to capture the $225,000 first prize in a dramatic conclusion to the 2004 MasterCard Masters at Huntingdale
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Rises in environmental taxes fail to impress green campaigners, opposition parties and businesses.
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Tim Herron was so frustrated that he changed putters for the first time in seven years at a tournament known for having some of the most unpredictable greens on the PGA Tour.
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Anywhere else, Padraig Harrington might have walked off the 18th green knowing his two shots that found the bottom of Barry Burn for double bogey had cost him the British Open. Not at Carnoustie, where calamity can strike at any second and did during Sunday's final round.
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A report calling for more building on green belt land in England is criticised by environmental groups.
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The Arizona Cardinals have taken to losing like a beatnik to Berkeley. Consider this contrast: the man brought in to reverse the desert doldrums, Dennis Green, was gunning for his 100th regular-season coaching victory yesterday at Pro Player Stadium in Miami; you have to go back to 1986 to account for the last 100 Cardinals wins, when the franchise was ...
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Retief Goosen predicts low scoring at this week's Presidents Cup with the small, contoured greens at Royal Montreal Golf Club likely to provide the biggest challenge.
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Fog continued to disrupt play at the  $4.5 million Buick Invitational at Torrey Pines Country Club on  Saturday, pushing back tee times by two hours.
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BLUSTERY conditions proved tough for former Neangar Park golfer Andrew Martin in the second round of the Australian Open yesterday.
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Science & environment: Green campaigners round on government over amendment of climate change bill.
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Shawn Green is anguishing over the same conflict that confronted Hall of Famers Sandy Koufax and Hank Greenberg.
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Europe made a storming start to the defence of the Ryder Cup at the K-Club as Tiger Woods once again struggled early on.
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A THIRD round studded with two holed chip shots, an eagle and five birdies has given left-hander Richard Green the belief he can win the Centenary Australian Open today.
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Retail tycoon Sir Philip Green attacks the end of capital gains tax relief, saying it will hurt start-up firms.