Fergus Bisset

1 week ago | inkl.com | Fergus Bisset

Accidentally standing on a golf ball. What generally happens when you accidentally stand on a golf ball is that you lose your balance slightly and, if you’ve stood on it firmly, you may feel a little pain. If you stand on it awkwardly and are very unlucky you might even turn an ankle. Joking aside though. What do you do when you accidentally stand on a golf ball? Well, it depends on whose ball it is and in what circumstances you have trodden on it. When SearchingHave you found it?

1 week ago | golfmonthly.com | Fergus Bisset

What generally happens when you accidentally stand on a golf ball is that you lose your balance slightly and, if you’ve stood on it firmly, you may feel a little pain. If you stand on it awkwardly and are very unlucky you might even turn an ankle. Joking aside though. What do you do when you accidentally stand on a golf ball? Well, it depends on whose ball it is and in what circumstances you have trodden on it. Let’s start with accidentally standing on a golf ball when searching for it.

2 weeks ago | golfmonthly.com | Fergus Bisset

When playing in his prime, Tiger Woods was famous for being able to abandon a shot, even when he had started his downswing. He had enough self-control and physical strength to stop the clubhead halfway down when he felt something wasn’t quite right. That’s permitted within the Rules. In the definitions of the Rules, it says that a stroke has not been made if a player decides to stop during the downswing and is able to do so by deliberately stopping the clubhead before it reaches the ball.

3 weeks ago | golfmonthly.com | Fergus Bisset

Playing the first round of my club championship some 20 years ago now, I went out first, in a two ball, with one of our best players, someone who has won the club championship, I think, nine times… (I have never won it.)He’s a quick player and so am I. We raced round in about 2 hours and 20 minutes. Sounds great, doesn’t it? Yes, we were quick, and we were drinking pints in the bar before we knew what had happened. Well, what had happened is that we had both scored really rather poorly.

3 weeks ago | golfmonthly.com | Fergus Bisset

Arnold Palmer had an incredible career in golf that spanned seven decades. He was a brilliant player and champion, a businessman of note within the golf industry and a great ambassador for our sport over a 62-year professional career. By the time of Palmer’s death in 2016, golf equipment was considerably different to the gear he would have used at the peak of his career.