Latest articles by Bill Elliott
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Bill Elliott: Westwood a natural leader
Golf Monthly's editor-at-large Bill Elliott has a chat with Lee Westwood as the start of the 39th Ryder Cup at Medinah Country Club draws nearer
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Bill Elliott: likely Ryder Cup pairings
Golf Monthly editor-at-large Bill Elliott on some of the likely pairings for the 39th Ryder Cup at Chicago's Medinah Country Club
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Bill Elliott: G-Mac prepared
Golf Monthly editor-at-large Bill Elliott talks to Graeme McDowell ahead of the 39th Ryder Cup at Medinah Country Club
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Bill Elliott: disjointed arrival
Golf Monthly editor-at-large Bill Elliott discusses the European Ryder Cup travel arrangements to Medinah Country Club
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Bill Elliott: FedEx Cup fatigue?
Golf Monthly Editor-at-large Bill Elliott on the FedEx Cup and possible Ryder Cup fatigue
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Ollie's Picks
Bill Elliott on Jose Maria Olazabal's wildcard selections for the Ryder Cup at Medinah.
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Watch out for Sergio
Bill Elliott, Golf Monthly's Editor-at-large, is hoping Sergio Garcia's victory at the Wyndham Championship is the catalyst for a big future among golf's elite
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Bill Elliott's Open diary: stardate day seven
Golf Monthly Editor-at-Large Bill Elliott gives us his final installment from Royal Lytham and St Annes as the 141st Open Championship comes to a close
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Open blog: Bill Elliott - Diary of a Golf Writer (he claims)
Bill Elliott has an interesting lunch with an old friend, and also has moved from champagne to ice cream as the sun is now out at Royal Lytham & St Annes
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Open Blog: Bill Elliott's Increasingly Confused Open Diary
Bill Elliott updates us on his Open adventrue at Royal Lytham & St Annes, which is
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Golf Blog: A Dazed and Confused Open Diary
Following a rather long day in the Bolly Tent, Bill Elliott had to get up a bit earlier than usual on the first day of the Open
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Bill Elliott Open blog: Alliss Award
Bill Elliott reports on Peter Alliss receiving an award from the Golf Foundation
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The Open Diary of Bill Elliott, aged 67 and a quarter...
Bill Elliott gives the first update on his 2012 Open adventure, it is a damp start
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Monty's Open dream
Bill Elliott comments on Colin Montgomerie's attempts to qualify for another crack at an Open
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Donald: A class act
Bill Elliott talks about Luke Donald's superb victory at Wentworth in the BMW PGA Championship and Rory McIlroy taking his eye off the ball
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Slow to act
Bill Elliott talks about the continued slow play which occurs on the PGA Tour and was most evident with Kevin Na's struggles at TPC Sawgrass recently
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Not in our back yard
Bill Elliott's final word on this year's Masters is reserved for a drunk man who tried to escape Augusta with a little momento
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Tiger wins again
One swallow may not make a summer but for Tiger Woods, one victory appears to have encouraged a spring revival good enough to immediately install The Great One as a clear favourite for the upcoming Masters. This, of course, was a fact waiting to happen.
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Bill Elliott: Masters preview
Golf Monthly's editor at large previews the 2012 US Masters at Augusta National in Georgia
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Farewell to Masters legend
Golf Monthly's editor at large, Bill Elliott, attended his first Masters in 1980. That was when he met the legendary sportswriter Furman Bisher, who sadly passed away on Sunday
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Golf's new tennis star
GM editor at large Bill Elliott is pleased to see Rory McIlroy at the top of the world. Where will the young Ulsterman, who recently put on a show playing tennis with Maria Sharapova and his tennis star girlfriend, Caroline Wozniacki, go from here?
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Matchplay golf a welcome return
Golf Monthly's editor at large, Bill Elliott, on why the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship is so welcomed on the golfing schedule
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Tiger's Bite is Back
It took a little over two years, but with Tiger Woods winning his first tournament since his public fall from grace, Bill Elliott hopes the tide has finally turned for the good of the game
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Coming to America
The Race to Dubai battle between Luke Donald and Rory McIlroy may be shaping up nicely but Golf Monthly's editor at large, Bill Elliott, is refusing to blow too many trumpets
