Kjettrup captures the English Trophy

Denmark’s Frederik Kjettrup is a HotelPlanner Tour winner after sealing a memorable victory at the English Trophy held at The Caversham in Berkshire from September 7-10.
The Dane birdied the 72nd hole on a low-scoring week to post his second 67 of the weekend to reach 21 under par and finished one stroke clear of Swiss player Ronan Kleu.
Kjettrup secured his first win on the HotelPlanner Tour after having made the cut just once so far this season, at the Blot Play9, where he finished in a

Have you ever looked forward to a free afternoon, only to fill it with so many plans that it feels just as exhausting as your workweek? It’s easy to fall into the habit of treating every open hour as an opportunity to accomplish something or cross another item off a list. Before long, even your leisure time starts to resemble another set of obligations.
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Golf Australia events span a competitive calendar that runs deeper than most casual fans realize, from a national Open that predates World War I to a state amateur championship older than the Open itself. Australia’s golf tournament structure reflects the same pattern seen in the country’s player development: a small population producing an outsized number of genuinely historic, well-run events. This article breaks down the tournaments that actually matter, backed by founding dates,

Golf Australia has produced a disproportionate number of world-class players relative to the country’s population, a fact that becomes obvious the moment you line up major championship wins against nations several times Australia’s size. From Peter Thomson’s dominance in the 1950s Open Championship to Cameron Smith’s recent major breakthrough, Australian golf has consistently punched above its weight on the global stage. This article breaks down exactly who the numbers sa

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Europe regained the Solheim Cup after producing a superb final-day singles performance to beat the United States 15-13 at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands.
Anna Nordqvist’s side began a rain-hit Sunday tied at 8-8 with Angela Stanford’s American team and needing 6½ points from the 12 singles matches to reclaim the trophy they lost two years ago.
With the contest finely balanced, Nordqvist sent Charley Hull out first and the Englishwoman immediately rewarded her captain’

Shane Lowry cruised to his second Irish Open title after making history with a record 11-shot victory at Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg.
The 39-year-old held a four-shot advantage heading into the final round and posted a seven under par 63 to finish on 23 under and add more home soil success following his memorable win as an amateur in 2009 at County Louth.
The 2019 Open Champion finished 11 clear of Patrick Reed and CJoaquin Niemann as he eclipsed the largest margin of victory at th

For four years, LIV Golf has operated with a financial cushion that no other sports league on the planet could ever match. Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, commonly referred to as the PIF, poured billions of dollars into the project, covering major signings, purses and losses that would have sunk any other conventional business multiple times over. 
However, in April, the PIF confirmed plans to withdraw funding once the 2026 season came to an end, stating that the scale of inves

For the first time in Solheim Cup history, both of the first two sessions of the match resulted in a tie, leaving Europe and USA with four points apiece after eight matches.
With the final match of the day reaching the 18th hole, 36-year-old Carlota Ciganda holed a crucial par save from 12 feet to tie the match alongside Julia Lopez Ramirez against Nelly Korda and Lauren Coughlin.
Ciganda’s celebration – and those of her teammates – brought back memories of the finale at Finca

East Lake presented golf with a statement champion. Scottie Scheffler reached the 2026 Tour Championship with a season that looked strong on scorecards and oddly short on trophies. By the deciding Sunday in Atlanta, he had turned a three-shot deficit into a final-round 66 and a second FedExCup title.
For betting markets, that finish showed why golf form shouldn’t be solely defined by a win column. You may see a short price beside a famous name and think the market has solved the hard part.

Do golf clubs have a disciplinary problem? Huge rise in the number of member disciplinary enquiries at golf clubs in GB
Enquiries regarding member disciplinary cases at GB golf clubs have gone through the roof, according to the National Golf Clubs’ Advisory Association (NGCAA), GB’s leading voice in golf club legal advice.
Handling over 1,600 queries a year from both proprietary and private members’ clubs across Great Britain, the NGCAA has revealed that requests for legal guid

Golf has long presented difficulty as part of its charm. Yet the hardest part for many beginners arrives before the first proper shot. Uncertainty about where to go, what to wear and how to behave can feel more intimidating than the prospect of missing the ball.
Experienced golfers barely notice these obstacles. Tee bookings, bag drops, practice areas and local rules have become part of a familiar routine, while a first-time visitor faces a series of unexplained decisions. A genuine welcome begi

Europe’s Charley Hull and Lottie Woad will face Team USA’s crack pairing Nelly Korda and Allisen Corpuz in Friday’s opening match of the Solheim Cup at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands.
While English pair Woad and Hull are seventh and eighth in the rankings, the American duo have won all four of their foursomes matches across the past two editions of the contest. That included a victory over Hull and Esther Henseleit in the first match of the 2024 edition.
Team Europe is looki

LIV Golf has filed for bankruptcy as the league seeks to restructure its finances and secure a potential return to competition in 2027.
The filing, which is known as a Chapter 11 in the United States, was made to a court in New Jersey, and was accompanied by details of a proposed restructuring agreement that could see majority ownership of LIV transferred to its players, representing a significant change to the league’s business model.Under the proposal, London-based private equity firm B

After joining the St Andrews Links Trust’s portfolio at the start of the year, the course formerly known as The Duke’s is enjoying a new lease of life under its new name, The Craigtoun, writes Nick Bayly
When golfers picture St Andrews – golf’s spiritual home – the images that immediately spring to mind are almost invariably those of links golf: the Swilcan Bridge, the enormous double greens of the Old Course, the pot bunkers of the New and the dunes running alongsi

Srixon has unveiled the second generation of its ZXi irons, introducing a four-model family that combines Japanese forging, AI-assisted design and Tour-influenced shaping to cater for golfers ranging from accomplished ball-strikers to those looking for additional speed and forgiveness.
The new range comprises the ZXi7, ZXi5, ZXi5+ and ZXiU, with each model designed to offer a different balance of feel, control, distance and forgiveness.
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Surrey’s Jenny Justice won the 2026 English Senior Women’s County Champion of Champions title by five shots at The National Golf Centre at Woodhall Spa.
Justice, who only last month helped Walton Heath win the English Women’s Champion Club title, delivered a superb first round on Saturday on the Bracken Course, having shot 75 (+3), and with a five-shot lead on the field, she did enough on the final day to win by the same margin despite shooting ten-over-par 82.
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Surrey’s Jenny Justice won the 2026 English Senior Women’s County Champion of Champions title by five shots at The National Golf Centre at Woodhall Spa.
Justice, who only last month helped Walton Heath win the English Women’s Champion Club title, delivered a superb first round on Saturday on the Bracken Course, having shot 75 (+3), and with a five-shot lead on the field, she did enough on the final day to win by the same margin despite shooting ten-over-par 82.
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Motocaddy, the world’s leading electric trolley brand, is strengthening its commitment to professional golf after being confirmed as the Official Trolley Partner of the English Trophy on the HotelPlanner Tour this week.
The English Trophy takes place at The Caversham in Reading from September 10-13, bringing together top emerging players from across the international professional game as they compete for valuable Road to Mallorca ranking points and a share of the £250,000 p

The Ryder Cup has always felt slightly different from the rest of golf, because for one week the sport stops being quiet, individual and controlled, and turns into something louder, stranger and far more emotional.
For most of the year, a golfer stands over the ball alone, lives with his own mistakes and has nobody else to blame when a putt slips past the edge. Then the Ryder Cup comes along and suddenly everything changes.
The galleries feel closer. The celebrations feel bigger. Even the missed

Sussex’s Lexi Dart sunk a 30-foot birdie putt on the final hole to be crowned the English Women’s County Champion of Champions held at Woodhall Spa’s Bracken Course.
Having shot 75 (+3) on day one, Dart needed to birdie the final hole on day two to win after Morgan Bollan (Cheshire) finished on +6 across her 36 holes. She did so in style, completing a second round 74 to win the title by one shot.
“It’s very exciting and very unexpected to win,” said Dart, who

Sussex’s Lexi Dart sunk a 30-foot birdie putt on the final hole to be crowned the English Women’s County Champion of Champions held at Woodhall Spa’s Bracken Course.
Having shot 75 (+3) on day one, Dart needed to birdie the final hole on day two to win after Morgan Bollan (Cheshire) finished on +6 across her 36 holes. She did so in style, completing a second round 74 to win the title by one shot.
“It’s very exciting and very unexpected to win,” said Dart, who

Great Britain and Ireland defeated the United States of America 13½-12½ to win the 51st Walker Cup at Lahinch in one of the most dramatic finishes in the match’s 104-year history.
Trailing 9½-6½ going into this afternoon’s singles session, Dean Robertson’s side conjured up a comeback for the ages which culminated in Josh Hill securing the winning point on the 18th hole with the last putt of the match to secure GB&I’s first victory in the hi

Paul Casey was left to rue missing no fewer than four opportunities to win the Omega European Masters before losing to defending champion Thriston Lawrence at the fourth play-off hole.
South Africa’s Lawrence produced a stunning eight-under-par 62 to close a six-hole gap on Casey at the start of the final day and force extra holes at Crans-sur-Sierre in Switzerland.
Casey missed a par putt to win the tournament on the 18th hole in regulation play and then missed birdie putts from inside 20

Paul Casey was left to rue missing no fewer than four opportunities to win the Omega European Masters before losing to defending champion Thriston Lawrence at the fourth play-off hole.
South Africa’s Lawrence produced a stunning eight-under-par 62 to close a six-hole gap on Casey at the start of the final day and force extra holes at Crans-sur-Sierre in Switzerland.
Casey missed a par putt to win the tournament on the 18th hole in regulation play and then missed birdie putts from inside 20

Steven Alker won the NI Legends at Galgorm to complete a remarkable hat-trick of consecutive senior wins.
The 55-year-old New Zealander shot another composed 67 to reach -15 and claim victory on a day of low scoring and scoreboard fluctuations in County Antrim.
Alker’s nearest challenger was Hennie Otto, who carded a 64 to set the clubhouse target at -13. English duo Anthony Wall and Phillip Archer finished at -12 while Germany’s Thomas Gögele and last week’s Staysure Engl

Great Britain and Ireland rallied late in the singles session on the opening day of the 51st Walker Cup match at Lahinch Golf Club in Ireland to take a narrow 6½-5½ lead against the United States of America.
Dean Robertson’s side are bidding to win the Walker Cup for the first time since 2015 and were cheered on by 8,000 fans at the iconic links on the coast of County Clare.
Niall Sheils Donegan was the stand-out performer for the hosts earning two points from his two matches

Great Britain and Ireland rallied late in the singles session on the opening day of the 51st Walker Cup match at Lahinch Golf Club in Ireland to take a narrow 6½-5½ lead against the United States of America.
Dean Robertson’s side are bidding to win the Walker Cup for the first time since 2015 and were cheered on by 8,000 fans at the iconic links on the coast of County Clare.
Niall Sheils Donegan was the stand-out performer for the hosts earning two points from his two matches