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Some people take a vacation and are able to switch off from work for a couple of weeks . . . not professional golfer Michael Sims. Sims is back home spending the holidays with family but much of his time is either spent playing and working on his gol...

Dennis Paul has left his job as general manager of Riddell’s Bay Golf and Country Club. A letter from the club’s board of directors, which we obtained, advised shareholders and members that Mr Paul “is no longer with Riddell’s Bay Golf & Country Club...

The National Golf Club of Canada ‘B’ have taken the lead in the junior men’s net division of the annual Goodwill Tournament, with just two strokes separating the top three teams going into today’s final round. In yesterday’s third round, National Go...

Michael Sims put together an astonishing finish to PGA Q School yesterday, collecting five birdies in his last six holes. But while it catapulted him up the leaderboard, he still fell agonisingly short of securing a full card for next season’s Web. ...

Despite carding only one round over par in the first five rounds of PGA Q School, Michael Sims’ hopes of ensuring a card for either the PGA Tour or WebCom. Tour next year appear to have vanished. After finishing one-under for his two rounds over the ...

Despite another sub-par round his third in four rounds Michael Sims slipped further down the leaderboard at the PGA Q School tournament in La Quinta, California on Saturday. Sims carded a one-under-par 71 including an eagle, birdie and a sole bogey o...

A double bogey on the par-five seventh hole derailed Michael Sims’ charge up the PGA Q School leaderboard at the Nicklaus Tournament course in La Quinta, California yesterday. Sims had started the day in 59th place in the 172-player field after cardi...

The 60th playing of the Bermuda Goodwill Golf Tournament will begin on Monday with 54 teams taking part and the professionals competing for a record $65,000 purse in the week-long event. The tournament is the longest running Pro-Am in local golf his...

Bill Walsh came from four shots back to claim a second Gosling’s Invitational title by the skin of his teeth at Belmont Hills yesterday. The Canadian pro carded a one-over-par 71 in breezy conditions that was good enough to earn him a one-shot victor...