Maguire hits form but remains well off the lead in Thailand
Leona Maguire posted a flawless 66 in the second round of the Honda LPGA Thailand event, as Nasa Hataoka and Sue Oh lead at the halfway stage.
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11 walks for the family where you can stop off at a café
It might still be a little chilly, but it's often one of the most picturesque times of year to take a walk in the great outdoors.
Celtic legend Scott Brown reveals what is next as he breaks silence on Aberdeen exit
Celtic legend Scott Brown opened up on his exit from Aberdeen and revealed he will take time to consider his next move.
"Mi golf en estos momentos me da arcadas, me entran ganas de vomitar"
Sergio García se mostró muy crítico consigo mismo tras la primera jornada del The Players Championship, en la que el golfista de Castellón cerró la jornada con 71 golpes, uno bajo par, a cinco golpes de los líderes Tommy Fleetwood y Tom Hoge.
Ian Poulter wins race against the clock to finish opening round at Sawgrass
Ian Poulter found himself in an actual race against the clock at The Players Championship at Sawgrass.
Jon Rahm, tres bajo par en el primer día del The Players
The Players Championship, considerado el 'quinto grande' del golf, no ha podido completar este jueves la primera ronda en el TPC Sawgrass, en Ponte Vedra Beach, tras varios retrasos por la lluvia, con el español Jon Rahm con tres golpes bajo el par en una provisional undécima posición.
'Happy with my work' – Tommy Fleetwood weathers storm to lead 2022 Players Championship golf as lightning hits Sawgrass
Tommy Fleetwood produced seven birdies as a six-under par 66 helped him revel in a share of the lead at the 49th Players Championship after a testing opening day blighted by rain and lightning delays. The Southport man was joined at the top of the Players leaderboard by American Tom Hoge, who also enjoyed an eagle on the 2nd hole after sinking birdies on the 12th and 16th having started at the 10th tee.
Indian Wells - Rafael Nadal urges tougher penalties for abuse of tennis officials after Alexander Zverev outburst
Rafael Nadal has called for tougher penalties to be imposed upon tennis stars who abuse officials after Alexander Zverev was handed a controversial suspended sentence for his actions in Acapulco. The German Olympic gold medallist was kicked out of the singles draw at the ATP 500 tournament last month when he smashed his racquet on an umpire’s chair following a doubles defeat.