The odds of the average golfer getting a hole-in-one are about 12,500 to one. Based on those odds, the likelihood of a female golfer scoring two holes-in-one 128 days apart is 144 million to one.Tauranga golfer Shania Cooke scored her…
The odds of the average golfer getting a hole-in-one are about 12,500 to one. Based on those odds, the likelihood of a female golfer scoring two holes-in-one 128 days apart is 144 million to one.Tauranga golfer Shania Cooke scored her…
Stuart Jones competes in the 1974 Fiji Open. And what about the floppy hats.New Zealand’s greatest amateur golfer of the past 50 years has just turned 80 after establishing a career record that is highly unlikely to be matched. Stuart…
Pines Golf Club patron Murray Ross’ family owned a farm at the end of Sherwood Rd, what’s now Ross St, and he recalls using a tea tree stick with his brother to hit a ball around, sparking his interest in…
Pines Golf Club patron Murray Ross’ family owned a farm at the end of Sherwood Rd, what’s now Ross St, and he recalls using a tea tree stick with his brother to hit a ball around, sparking his interest in…
D.C.’s surprise new clubhouse of sorts comes swinging in hot this weekend. The Muni brings Logan Circle’s nightlife strip a stylish spot to snack on pizza and sip spiked iced teas while working on their game. The Muni opens Friday,…
“People have admitted to me they watched the fifth round thinking they’d be polite, but then I kept going. I was getting messages saying, ‘Matt, I’ve got work tomorrow, stop winning,” Ansley said.In the final putt, Ansley and his competitor…
Michael Hendry. Photo / SuppliedNorth Harbour golfer Michael Hendry has had a couple of terrific years, the highlight being victory in the Indonesia Open in July 2010. The 32-year-old once despaired of his golf career, but rose to the top…
Has Rickie Fowler broken through the top 50 ranks in the FedEx Cup leaderboard? The man from Murrieta played quite a few events in 2024, ending up with 23 official tournaments. He was also a part of the field for…
Champions: The winning Auckland team. Photo / photosport.co.nzIt was the defining moment of the Toro Women’s Interprovincial final. Auckland No4 Brittney Dryland, who had won every match heading into the final, stood on the tee of the 145m par three…