It’s been suggested that "Anybody on for a game of tennis?" has its origins in typifying a genre of drawing room comedy about the leisured upper class, but it must be said this does not include the wealthy golf superstars who leisurely take many hours to play a round of golf.

“This lad is pure box office great player and knows himself that being honest is better than old school college boy politeness and manners.. His swearing live on tv after a couple of wild shots was hilarious..

“Callaway Investing $50 Million Into Its Ball Plant After MyGolfSpy Exposes Issues,” writes Geoff Shackelford comenting on, “MyGolfSpy having exposed an off-center core in a Callaway Chrome Soft and unleashing a firestorm in the equipment forums.

“(Spieth) is part of a problem that is going on in golf right now, almost an epidemic of players (aged from the mid-20s to mid-30s) who just disappear off the planet”. Extract from Reuters

Brandel at his best

“But no doubt Koepka’s very public posturing had an effect on Holmes, and I’m totally okay with that. It’s increasingly clear that the only way things are going to change is by the players policing each other.

“Pete Cowen on his five major champions (he's added a sixth with Gary Woodland), a prank with a lion and a tragedy that haunts him,” writes Guy Yocom who headlines his article, “Pete Cowen: The Best Teacher No One Knows”