He thought he’d never play again. Now Tiger Woods is a Masters champion again. And catching Jack Nicklaus is back on the table, writes Mark Townsend from our partner National Club Golfer. Now go and get Jack’s record One day they’ll make a film about this. One day they’ll show a man in his… Read more »
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Tiger Woods clinches fifth Masters title after dramatic finale
It is the victory many of us thought could never happen. In his darkest moments, Tiger Woods must have felt that way too. Fourteen years since his last Green Jacket, 11 since his last major title – No. 15 has improbably arrived for the greatest player of all time after a dramatic final round at… Read more »
Danny Willett’s hole-by-hole guide to Augusta
There aren’t many people better equipped to take you through an Augusta hole-by-hole guide than a former Masters champion. In this video from our partner National Club Golfer, Danny Willett takes you on a personal trip along golf’s most hallowed turf…
How does the Ping G400 SFT compare to the G400 Max?
National Club Golfer equipment editor James Savage was fitted into the G400 SFT last summer but is eyeing a switch to the G400 Max. Find out why Our Ping G400 SFT vs Ping G400 Max driver test took place at Abu Dhabi Golf Club and Saadiyat Beach. We used Trackman 4 to gather the data and hit premium… Read more »
Comedian Conor Moore impersonated the likes of Sergio Garcia, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods and Ian Poulter – and social media absolutely loved it
There seemed to be only one thing missing from golf – a brilliant impressionist. Well, we finally seem to have one. Conor Moore released a video on Twitter of him impersonating the likes of Sergio Garcia, Rory McIlroy and Ian Poulter ahead of The Masters… It’s safe to say it went down pretty well. So far,… Read more »
Is The Masters your favourite major?
It is officially Masters week. But is it your favourite major? Mark Townsend and Alex Perry from National Club Golfer lock horns. Yes, says Mark Townsend Most sporting occasions lose quite a lot of their lustre as the years go on. The FA Cup, back in the late ’70s and ’80s, was once upon a… Read more »
