Few people have putted those Daliesque greens better than Ben Crenshaw, the two-time Masters champion who bade an emotional farewell into Augusta National last Friday.

Ryle Dwyer examines the Warren Report into Kennedy’s assassination 50 years after publication and finds its failure to examine all the evidence undermined its conclusions

Chinese schoolboy Guan Tianlang today made the cut in the Masters despite controversially being penalised for slow play.

‘Gentle Ben’ the ideal man to guide teenage prodigy Guan through Augusta baptism

Chinese teenager Guan Tianlang, already making history as the youngest player in Masters history, today made more controversial headlines after being penalised for slow play.

THE voice of Sky Sports’ golf coverage reckons this week is Pádraig’s turn.

FOR many professional athletes, it is the moment rather than the career that defines their legacy in the public’s perception, and Justin Leonard’s victory prance across the 17th green at Brookline nine years ago is quite definitively his moment.

It was not the performance the England rugby team or Lewis Hamilton wanted, but for English golfer Steve Webster it was the best weekend of his career.

Sam Torrance could not produce a final day charge as Brad Bryant took advantage of overnight leader Tom Watson’s back nine struggles to win the US Senior Open at Whistling Straits.

Tom Lehman vowed defiantly last night: “My team does not feel this is over by any stretch of the imagination.”

TWO-TIME Masters champion Ben Crenshaw paid Graeme McDowell a glowing tribute at Augusta yesterday, stressing that he has “loads of talent and a beautiful rhythm.”

No player competing in the Masters this year has to worry about carrying a jinx.

Ian Poulter has listened to the message of European captain Bernhard Langer and insists there will be no gamesmanship tactics at Oakland Hills.

Full tee-off times in the first two rounds of the Masters tournament at Augusta National, Georgia, on Thursday and Friday (US unless stated, all times BST, (x) denotes amateurs):

Colin Montgomerie and Padraig Harrington have hit back at claims of deliberate slow play by the European team at the last Ryder Cup match.

A laim by Ben Crenshaw that the 1999 European Ryder Cup team two years ago used slow play as a tactic was refuted by Ireland's Padraig Harrington.

Ben Crenshaw has finally revealed how upset he was by some of Mark James' accusations following the last Ryder Cup match.