Golf

Patrick Reed admitted it was a dream come true to win the Masters, despite his Augusta connections not being enough to make him a crowd favourite.

Valuebet’s Joe Whitaker looks ahead to the US Masters which starts on Thursday

The year for sports betting officially starts on the first day of the US Masters I believe.

A professional sportsman who swapped tries for tees has been named as this year’s captain of Chorley Golf Club.

Chorley Golf Club have named only their second lady President, as Hilary Jackson takes on the post.

Extensive plans to bring nearly 100 homes to Garstang Country Hotel and Golf Club have been tabled by developers behind the project.

Southport’s Tommy Fleetwood admitted he had been determined to retain his hunger after successfully defending the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.

Young people have the wrong idea about golf and it’s time to change their minds, say Chorley Golf Club.

Donald Campbell’s Bluebird was built there, but now drivers of a different kind are crashing into Samlesbury Hall.

LEEDS Golf Centre has launched its bid to extend its facility into a multi-million-pound complex, with work set to start within a year, subject to approval.

Coppull father and son Ian and James Fox have won the first ever American Golf Tournament of Champions.

Leyland Golf Club father and son Ian and James Fox will be taking their seats on the plane to Mauritius this week for the Tournament of Champions.

Sam Cotterill produced a fine display on the fairways and greens of Preston Golf Club to win the prestigous Adam Scott Trophy for a second time.

Firs-team boss Matt Jansen was expected to take advantage of local knowledge when the club’s sixth annual Chorley FC Golf Day swung into action at Pleasington.

Father and son team Ian and James Fox from Leyland have qualified for the national final of the American Golf Family Championship.

Open champion Jordan Spieth intends to enjoy his third major more than the two he won in 2015 having learned to appreciate the value of victory.

The world’s top golfers won’t be the only familiar faces to TV viewers in Lancashire as the Open Championship reaches its climax this weekend.

Tommy Fleetwood feared he had let his supporters down after making a disappointing start in his hometown Open at Royal Birkdale.

Spaniard Jon Rahm insists he can never come close to the late, great Seve Ballesteros, but takes encouragement from the comparison.