Europe dominate US again in fiery Ryder Cup
Europe dropped only two points on Saturday to extend their ruthless demolition over the US in a fiery day two of the Ryder Cup in New York.
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Europe grab control of Ryder Cup, spoiling Trump's visit
Europe grab control of Ryder Cup, spoiling Trump's visit
Europe spoiled the party and took a big step toward retaining the Ryder Cup over the US, where President Donald Trump paid a visit to support the home team.
US prepares to defend home turf in Ryder Cup
US prepares to defend home turf in Ryder Cup
The Ryder Cup never lacks sporting drama of the highest degree.
New Zealand Open part of British Open qualifying series
New Zealand Open part of British Open qualifying series
New Zealand’s premier golf tournament will again offer a significant bonus next year.
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Hobbs about to fulfil 30-year-old quest
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Hobbs about to fulfil 30-year-old quest
Andrew Hobbs is finally about to realise his dream of wearing the silver fern. The veteran Otago golfer is heading to the Philippines to represent the New Zealand senior team at the Asia-Pacific...
Golf: Kiwi Kobori surges to second place at British Masters
Golf: Kiwi Kobori surges to second place at British Masters
Canterbury golfer Kazuma Kobori has had his biggest pay day yet after finishing tied for second at the British Masters in England.
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Multi-course tournament still vision
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Multi-course tournament still vision
Millbrook might have hosting rights for the New Zealand Open for seven more years but the plan to return to a multi-course tournament has not altered.
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Age not a handicap for ex-cricketer
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Age not a handicap for ex-cricketer
Graeme Harford does most of his chipping in when he is helping set the handicaps these days.
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Young Dunedin golfer crowned world’s best for her age
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Young Dunedin golfer crowned world’s best for her age
Talk about a great birthday present.
Big smile goes long way for 11-year-old
Big smile goes long way for 11-year-old
Long before the sun emerges above the surrounding hills at Arrowtown Golf Club, the beaming smile of Nia Madden is usually warming all around her.
Young Dunedin golfer blitzes world field
Young Dunedin golfer blitzes world field
Dunedin golf prodigy Joanna Ke has blitzed the field to claim one of junior golf's top titles.
Kobori to join Ko
Kobori to join Ko
Momoko Kobori will join fellow New Zealander Lydia Ko in the field for the Women’s British Open at Wales’ Royal Portcawl starting tomorrow night.
Show me some emotion
Show me some emotion
Is Scottie Scheffler's dominance good or bad for golf? Otago Daily Times correspondent Neville Idour attempts to answer that question following Scheffler's dominant win at The Open.
Scottie Scheffler strolls to Open Championship victory
Scottie Scheffler strolls to Open Championship victory
A relentless Scottie Scheffler sealed his first British Open triumph by four shots as he turned the final day of the tournament into a procession at Royal Portrush on Sunday.
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9-year-old to take on world’s best juniors
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9-year-old to take on world’s best juniors
Joanna Ke has come a fair way. The Dunedin 9-year-old is playing golf people double her age could only dream about.
Scheffler voices doubts
Scheffler voices doubts
You'd imagine three-time major champion Scottie Scheffler would be desperate to continue American domination of the British Open and lift the Claret Jug at Royal Portrush.
Five tied for early lead at Evian Champs
Five tied for early lead at Evian Champs
Five women fired rounds of 65 to take the first-round lead yesterday at the Evian Championship, the fourth of five LPGA majors on the season.
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Stalwart looks forward to focus on coaching
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Stalwart looks forward to focus on coaching
Shelley Duncan is leaving — but she is going nowhere.
Otago Bombers claim metro pennant
Otago Bombers claim metro pennant
The Otago Bombers are the 2025 metropolitan senior A champions, grafting through their semifinal against Chisholm Links and crushing the unbeaten St Clair Saints on home turf yesterday.
Rain forces reschedule
Rain forces reschedule
The Dunedin metropolitan senior A pennant semifinals were cancelled due to heavy rain on Saturday.