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Jordan Mitchell leads the field at the midway stage of the $60,000 Gosling’s Invitational at Belmont Hills. The American pro fired a five-under-par 65 during yesterday’s second round to open up a two-shot lead over nearest rival Brian McCann who also...

Matthew Hoffman struck form with the putter on the first day of the $60,000 Gosling’s Invitational at Belmont Hills, rolling in two eagles and three birdies in an impressive round of four-under-par 66 that left him one shot clear of the chasing pack....

Dwayne Pearman will resume a quest for a first win in decades at the $60,000 Gosling’s Invitational at Belmont Hills next week. The veteran pro is the last Bermudian to win the tournament, having done so in the early 1990s when the event was then kno...

Rock singer Joe Horowitz hopes to hit all the right notes when he returns to defend his title at next week’s $60,000 Gosling’s Invitational at Belmont Hills. The former Canadian Tour player claimed a second Gosling’s Invitational title at last year’s...

Jarryd Dillas and Nick Mansell successfully defended their Bermuda Amateur Four Ball Championship title at Port Royal yesterday and they did it in style. The 2011 champions led from start to finish, eventually cruising to victory by five shots over R...

Michael Sims advanced to the final stage of PGA Q School with room to spare after firing another sub par round at the Plantation Preserve Golf Course in Florida yesterday. The Bermudian pro carded a one-under-par 70 in the final round to finish in a ...

Michael Sims fired a blistering eight-under-par 63 at the Plantation Preserve Golf Course in Florida yesterday to bolster his chances of advancing to the final stage of PGA Q School. The Bermudian’s bogey-free round included six birdies and an eagle ...

The world’s elite golfers will return to Port Royal for the next two years after it was confirmed Bermuda had secured the PGA Grand Slam until 2014. Next year’s tournament will be held at the picturesque Southampton course on October 15 and 16, while...

The PGA Grand Slam will remain at Port Royal until 2014, Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert announced yesterday. “This is great news for Bermuda to have the Grand Slam return for the next two years,” Mr Furbert said. “During the last six years of hosting...