THERE’S a new spirit breezing through the Worcestershire team as the first match of the Midland League season nears – and a lot of it is due to a new captain who has never played in the first team.Read
MIDLAND golfer Robert Rock did not win the Irish Open yesterday but he collected the £440,000 first prize in one of the most dramatic finales ever seen on the European Tour circuit.Read
MIDLAND golfer Robert Rock did not win the Irish Open yesterday but he collected the £440,000 first prize in one of the most dramatic finales ever seen on the European Tour circuit.Read
ROBERT Rock, who left his teaching job at a Lichfield golf range in 2003 to try his luck as a tournament professional, finished tied second in the European Tour’s BMW Italian Open at Torino.Read
This unlikely marriage between musical mayhem and the tranquility of golf has been the long-held dream of KK Downing, a leading member of Judas Priest since the band was formed in Birmingham in 1970.Read
ROBERT Rock, who was giving lessons at the Swingers golf range near Lichfield only a few years ago, had his biggest European Tour success when he finished joint runner-up in the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek, South Africa.Read
ROBERT Rock, who was giving lessons at the Swingers golf range near Lichfield only a few years ago, had his biggest European Tour success when he finished joint runner-up in the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek, South Africa.Read
TONY Allen, who for over 25 years was one of the Midlands’ finest amateur golfers until he turned pro at 50, took it in the relaxed way we all expect of this pleasant laid-back character.Read
WOLVERHAMPTON'S Peter Baker knows he will have to call upon all of his 22 year’s experience as a professional if he is to secure his European Tour card at this weekend’s gruelling Qualifying School Final Stage in Spain.Read
THIS is the time of reckoning for many stalwarts of the European Tour. Those not in the end-of-season top 115 find themselves with a mountain to climb if they are to get their golf careers back on track.Read
LOCAL golf enthusiasts may not get the opportunity to watch some of the world’s best players in action on the Belfry’s famous Brabazon course this year after it was announced the Quinn Insurance British Masters would not be returning to the Midlands course.Read
THE year was 1954 and the ample figure of Bobby Locke, four times Open Champion, was striding the fairways of Little Aston like a king surveying his realm – and I followed in his wake among a large crowd of fellow worshippers.Read
IT was a crucial moment for the Warwickshire First Team. They were level with the mighty Nottinghamside with four games to go – and in the first one Robert Bardsley was 4 down after four holes.Read
