Latest articles by Robin Barwick
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'We Were Given A Master's Degree In Watching The Greatest Players In The World' – Butch Harmon Shares Stories Of Arnold Palmer And Ben Hogan
Butch Harmon's dad, Claude, was close friends with some of the game's stars in the mid-1900s, which opened a lot of doors for his children
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‘I’ll Make A Deal With You: I Won’t Try To Be His Golf Coach If You Don’t Try To Be His Dad’ – Butch Harmon Tells The Fascinating Story Of How He Became Tiger Woods' Coach
Butch Harmon joined forces with Tiger Woods in 1993 and the pair became one of the most successful player/coach duos of all time. Here, he tells the story of how it all began...
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1982: Bernhard Langer’s Masters Debut
Bernhard Langer's Masters debut was a nerve-wracking one for the German back in 1982
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How The Open Championship Is Going Green
Solar energy, generators fuelled by vegetable oil and a fleet of electric cars are driving the cleanest Open ever in 2021
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Ian Poulter Excited For "Amazing Atmopshere" At Royal St George's
Poulter is relishing the prospect of playing in The Open in his home country
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Jon Rahm Ready For Links Test At The Open
Many consider Jon Rahm as the man to beat this week in The Open at Royal St. George’s, and with good reason...
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Remembering Greg Norman's 1993 Open Triumph At Royal St George's
Robin Barwick speaks to Greg Norman and coach Butch Harmon about the Australian’s epic victory in the 1993 Open at Sandwich
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Rickie Fowler Looking For Open Championship Revival
Rickie Fowler is looking to trigger a return to form after more than two years without a win. Royal St. George’s, where he finished tied-fifth in The Open in 2011, could just be the place to do it
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Lowry Returns Claret Jug Ahead Of Open Defence
Shane Lowry returned the Claret Jug to the R&A, as he looks forward to defending his title at Royal St George’s
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How PGA Pros Are Nurturing The Next Generation Of Golfers
We speak to two PGA pros to hear how they're getting the next generation engaged with the game...
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Why Volunteers Are The Lifeblood Of Golf Clubs
Without volunteers, golf clubs would not be able to offer some of their much-loved sessions
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How Volunteers Are Helping To Shape The Game Of Golf
Golf's grass roots would not be the same without its volunteers...
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The Open braced for royal storm on Irish coast
The final chapter of The Open could resemble the opening scene of The Tempest, in which a fierce storm causes a royal shipwreck
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Fred Daly: Ireland’s original Open champ
Fred Daly, Portrush born and bred, became the first Irish major champion when he won The Open at Royal Liverpool in 1947
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Rickie Fowler rises up The Open leaderboard
Rickie Fowler’s challenge at The Open is trending in the right direction with scores of 70, 69 and 66 so far
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Graeme McDowell backs Shane Lowry in The Open
Graeme McDowell: “Shane Lowry is one of the most competitive people I have ever met”
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Graeme McDowell is the man in Portrush
There is heartfelt devotion for Rory McIlroy and Darren Clarke in these parts but the pride of Portrush is without question Graeme McDowell
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Rickie Fowler in sympathy for Rory McIlroy
Rickie Fowler said what many people thought when Rory McIlroy dropped four shots at the first hole this morning: “That was not fun to see”
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Jon Rahm looking to continue Irish success in The Open
Spain’s Jon Rahm has won the Irish Open on Irish links twice in three years and hopes to bring that form and favour to The Open
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Rickie Fowler at home in Northern Ireland for The Open
Rickie Fowler might be making his Royal Portrush debut this week but his first visit to Northern Ireland came back in 2007
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Ian Poulter calls for smart golf at The Open
England's Ian Poulter believes the Dunluce Links at Royal Portrush will not be over-powered in The Open this week
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Haotong Li targeting Rory McIlroy at The Open
Haotong Li, China's most successful golfer, has sights set on Rory McIlroy at The Open
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Francesco Molinari Returns Claret Jug
The Claret Jug is back up for grabs after the Italian returned the trophy
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How Andrew 'Beef' Johnston Won Hearts At The Open
The rapid rise of Englishman Andrew 'Beef' Johnston reached record highs at Troon last year, where his golf backed-up his personality
