What to Bank on in 2022
Tis the season to be making predictions if a trawl through the most popular golf websites is anything to go by. Seems every Thomas,...
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Alistair Tait
- Dec 11, 2021
Go West Young Woman
If you ever wondered why Europe needs a thriving women’s professional tour, then a look at the list of players currently competing for...
Alistair Tait
- Oct 27, 2021
Amateur In Name Only
Future journeymen/women tour professionals may look on in envy at amateur playing companions, especially those destined for greatness in...
Alistair Tait
- Sep 15, 2021
Why Tennis And Not Golf?
Emma Raducanu is quite rightly getting rave reviews for winning her first major tennis title at the tender age of 18, and making history...
Alistair Tait
- Sep 4, 2021
No Solheim Strops Please
Annika Sorenstam, Kelly Robbins and Pat Bradley; mass concession in Sweden; Dottie drops the f-bomb; Ciganda gets out of jail; Suzzan...
Alistair Tait
- Aug 26, 2021
GB&I Can't Win Curtis Cup
The Great Britain & Ireland Curtis Cup team has no chance of winning this week’s match at Conwy Golf Club, which starts today. It’s a...
Alistair Tait
- Jul 1, 2021
Olympic No Shows Deserve Free Pass
It’s a sign of these toxic times that a minority of golf fans have criticised Charley Hull for her decision to withdraw from this year’s...
Alistair Tait
- Jun 8, 2021
No Masterplan for Success
The woman was looking for a response to a question I couldn’t answer. She was lost. She wanted to know the best route for her 16-year-old...
Alistair Tait
- May 13, 2021
LET season opener a cause for celebration
The British Masters at The Belfry is getting a decent amount of publicity this week. No surprise since it’s the first golf tournament of...
Alistair Tait
- Apr 2, 2021
More love for English Roses
Take a bow Justin and Kate Rose. You are a credit to this royal & ancient game. The image of tour professionals is often one of greed and...
Alistair Tait
- Mar 24, 2021
Ian Poulter's way: "Be respectful but ruthless"
Charley Hull and Lauren Taylor once received a valuable lesson on the art of match play from Ian Poulter that goes a long way to...
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