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Listening to a great podcast by Cookie Jar Golf on hickory golf with Iain Forrester. I think I need to see Iain’s clubs, as it sounds like we have identical hickory players. Tom Stewart’s Bobby Jones clubs and even the super rare Tom Stewart Flanged Niblick!

Nigel Notley (archivist) and Michael Morrison (club historian) from Royal Worlington & Newmarket Golf Club – known as 'the Sacred Nine' or 'Mildenhall' – join the pod to discuss the club's unique history. The course is a simple, elegant example of penal design by Tom Hood and

On a small plot of land near Mildenhall lies a modest nine-hole course, home to the Cambridge University Golf Team and the infamous Pink Jug, which has received high praise from golf's greatest minds, including Longhurst, Darwin, Steele, and Doak. Our film on 'The Sacred Nine'

We’ve got an extra episode this week as we catch up with Half Par, just after his first weekend of competitive amateur golf in five years, since he stepped away from full-time play. Peter competed in the Tennant Cup at Glasgow Golf Club, the oldest open amateur strokeplay

Moments like this define Final Qualifying. An incredible eagle for amateur golfer Richard Teder to secure a spot at The 153rd Open.

As per tradition, we sent a correspondent to all four Final Qualifying venues yesterday and sat down this morning to share what unfolded at Burnham & Berrow, Dundonald, Royal Cinque Ports, and West Lancashire. To hear about the drama, each venue and their stacked fields, and

Probably our best film to date, '99 Holes at Durness', is out now on YouTube. 🎬 bit.ly/4l5SRLX Massive thanks to FootJoy and Bushnell for supporting this challenge.

Thanks for all the great feedback on our 99 holes at Durness video so far. If you haven't seen it yet, it's the perfect Sunday evening watch. 🎬 bit.ly/4l5SRLX

Fuelled by whisky in the stunning Woking Golf Club clubhouse, Monty dives into his amateur days, the pivotal 29 at Turnberry during a job interview that shifted his career, and the rise of Tiger in 1997, all with his trademark charisma in Part 1 of this superb two-parter. Listen

Hole Notes: Issue 5 - Calamity Corner, the 16th at Royal Portrush G.C. The heroic long par 3 designed by Harry Colt in 1933 where Bobby Locke famously missed the green intentionally in every round of the 1951 Open Championship. Safe to say, a 3 here next Sunday would fetch quite a

3 minutes of Monty discussing Tiger at the '97 Masters 👀 Full podcast available here: bit.ly/3TYUyih Thanks to Loch Lomond Malts for making this happen.