Phil Kenyon - putting coach

Matt Fitzpatrick's long-time putting coach on his development, professionalism and abilities with the flat-stick

Mike Walker - swing coach

he Stack deserves a lot of credit for his recent success, but it came with its challenges.

The making of a Major Champion

Find out about the team effort that helped pave the way to Matt Fitzpatrick's US Open success

THE 10 HARDEST SHOTS IN GOLF

Golf is tough, and some situations on the course demand an extra degree of skill and/or self belief. Fergus Bisset runs through the most nerve-jangling scenarios...

From Nick Faldo to Garrett Clark...

How Mizuno changed its sponsorship strategy

CALLING THE SHOTS

Two-time Major winner Suzann Pettersen looks back on her Solheim Cup experiences as a player and ahead to her role as captain at Finca Cortesin next autumn

NOT OUT

The Golf Foundation has been giving children their first taste of golf for seven decades, but its plans for the future remain as ambitious as ever

Like a fine wine.

Miguel Angel Jimenez shares the secret to his longevity and explains why he doesn't intend to stop anytime soon...

THE AGONY AND THE ECSTASY

Bill Elliott looks back on a memorable week in St Andrews, reflecting on two very different putting performances and two very different farewells

"I Want to Be the Best"

Michael Weston speaks to US Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick about his secrets to success and the relentless drive to improve as a golfer

Five best ball-striking drills

Take your iron play to the next level with these game-changing tips from Top 50 Coach Ged Walters

Takeaway faults and fixes

FAULT FIXER

Zebra putters from £159.99

The original Zebra mallet putter was first introduced in 1976 and enjoyed immediate success in the hands of Raymond Floyd, who won The Masters that same year.

WHY I LOVE GOLF

GM Top 50 Coach Katie Dawkins explains how important golf has been for her over the years and why she's on a mission to get more women playing this great game

Perfect your pitching

Top 50 Coach Barney Puttick offers some simple tips and drills to help you really up your game on pitch shots

BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS

After a tough few years both on and off the course, Jason Day is working harder than ever to recapture the form that took him to World No.1

Welcome to Aladdin's Cave...

Join us on our voyage of discovery to the vast stock room of Europe's largest second-hand club store...

TOUR LONELINESS OF THE GOLFER

Fergus Bisset speaks to professor Daniel Bloyce, a lecturer on the sociology of sport, about the stresses faced by the modern professional

THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT

Rasmus and Nicolai Hojgaard have been lighting up the tour with five wins between them, and many foresee a successful Ryder Cup pairing for decades to come. Kit Alexander spoke to them just before the British Masters

THE GRANDEST STAGE OF ALL

Editor-at-large Bill Elliott looks ahead to a special week in St Andrews, shares his favourite Open memories, and avoids staring too deeply into his crystal ball

Stop fatting your pitch shots

SAVE PAR

TIGER DASHES HOME HOPES

The 2005 Open witnessed another imperious Tiger victory at St Andrews but it will also be remembered for Monty's closest-ever brush with the Claret Jug

Unseen St Andrews

There's far more to St Andrews than just golf. Come with us on a tour of the Auld Grey Toon and the nearby villages just along the coast...

THE MAGIC NUMB3R

Garrett Johnston speaks to Nick Faldo about his three Open wins and who could contend at St Andrews this year

Line, speed and read

Top 50 Coach James Jankowski explains how to improve the three keys that make a good putter

FEARSOME FOURSOME

Fergus Bisset selects a quartet of testing holes on the Old Course that could be pivotal in the 150th Open Championship

Do I have a grip problem?

FAULT FIXER

EYES ON THE PRIZE

Tommy Fleetwood tells Michael Weston that he's ready and eager to scale the Open heights at St Andrews after a quiet couple of seasons

'YOU CAN'T SCRIPT IT ANY BETTER'

Collin Morikawa tells David Facey about his debut Open triumph and his hopes for a repeat

RULES

The three-minute search