When Cambo Tamed Tiger
By Scott MacLean Golf’s U.S. Open gets underway overnight. Long considered the toughest of the Men’s Majors, this year it returns to one of its toughest venues; the venerable and[…]
Tagged: Golf
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 25 May
There is something baffling about this pre match photo of the England cricket team. The randomness of attire, the degree to which the players are paying attention, and the empty[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 18 May
Kimi Antonelli invited all of his school classmates to Imola. (Chris Wood’s) Nottingham Forest has qualified for Europe for the first time in 30 years but their owner is still[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 11 May
The inaugural $20 million Truist Championship, a signature event on the PGA Tour, is being played this week. This is the slightly confusing trophy. Watch out. Dirty Leeds are back[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 14 April
William and George watching their Aston Villa in the Champions League. Appropriately at the Parc des Princes. The Pakistan Super League started with the obligatory captain’s photo shoot in full[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 11 March
A week long endurance thing held in Switzerland. Madness. More madness. Well done Steve Alker on another old man’s title. Golf really does have the wildest trophies. Kyren Taumoefolau[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 3 March
A perfectly timed cycling photo in Nice. This year’s F1 drivers arthouse photo. A big game of Where’s Wally broke out during the NRL weekend in Vegas. Golf From Around[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 25 February
That NBA All Star three day weekend thing is a bit odd. And if you’re going to showboat don’t jump over the bonnet. Everton FC finally has its new shiny[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 14 February
At every big sporting event around the world, there’s a random bloke with a South Sydney connection. Who are you looking at Travis? Jimmy Neesham’s Pretoria Capitals are knocked[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 20 January
So farewell then David Ball. Not really a Phoenix legend, but certainly a Yellow Fever one. There is something about the Australian Open. You can feel the heat from here.[…]
