"In the 1980s, the Irish Open was held at Portmarnock Golf Club and as a teenager, I had the chance to see some of the ...

The Northern Irishman said he hasn't liked his swing “for a while” and made some tweaks as he chases down some of the ...

An extra club in the golf bag. Whoops. The names and occurrences live in golf infamy. Ian Woosnam at the 2001 Open Championship. Jim Furyk at the 2009 Barclays. Woody Austin at the 2013 PGA ...

An ITV documentary, Bodies of Evidence: The Butcher Surgeon, uncovers the shocking story of Ian Paterson and his victims. Paterson, who was based in Birmingham, is currently serving a 20-year ...

Ian Brown writes immersive, deeply reported, narratively-driven feature stories about a wide variety of subjects. He began his professional life at The Financial Post, writing about real estate ...

Former Masters champion Ian Woosnam once missed out on the chance of major glory and a six-figure prize after suffering a huge penalty during the 2001 Open. Woosnam had been in contention to take ...

2002 — New Zealand’s Michael Campbell wins the longest match (43 holes) in World Match Play history in the morning, then defeats Ian Woosnam later in the day to reach the semifinals.

Ian McDonald: I had been wanting to write a true-crime story for a while, and I was sifting through a lot, looking around online, that’s the short and true answer. But the reason I settled on ...

PGA Tour pro Joel Dahmen admitted Ian Woosnam was on his mind after he was given a four-shot penalty at the opening round of the Shriners Children's Open. Woosnam was involved in one of the most ...

Dahmen described the situation as 'bizarre-o' and likened himself to Ian Woosnam. Woosnam was hit with the same penalty during the final round of 2001 Open Championship when he was tied for the lead.

Ian Woosnam was in contention to win the major at Royal Lytham, but discovered he had too many clubs in the bag on the second tee. His two-shot penalty ultimately cost him £218,334 in prize money ...

2002 — New Zealand’s Michael Campbell wins the longest match (43 holes) in World Match Play history in the morning, then defeats Ian Woosnam later in the day to reach the semifinals. Campbell’s ...