The documentary about Donald Trump's Scottish golf course development has finally made it to the silver screen. The Hamptons International Film Festival was the venue and Miles Fielder was there to review it.

Some time back in “Godzone” aka New Zealand, the Kiwi farmers and their cows came in for a hard time from the Greenies and the Global Warming lobby.

"As long as it's legal, I'll keep cheating," said Ernie commenting on his use of a belly putter.

“Half a dozen sharks are infesting the lake of a golf course near Brisbane, Australia, amusing golfers as they tee off next to the fascinating predators.” So reports 3News, New Zealand.

It’s reported that, “Golf fanatics and female admirers stand little chance of seeing Tiger Woods in the flesh when he stays at Burswood (Perth WA) next month for a corporate golf day.

Faced with lagging a 70-foot putt at Kingsbarns during the Dunhill to get it close to make it 449 holes without a three-putt. Luke Donald missed an eight-footer and it was finally over.
A truly amazing feat which is beyond the average golfers’ dreams of accomplishing.

 Old Tom Morris must be turning over in his grave. Better make that Joyce Wethered since it’s a woman that’s involved.

‘The word ‘links’ derives from the Old English ‘hlinc’, meaning a ridge, a baulk of land left unploughed.’ I had always thought the word ‘links’ was chosen because it described a piece of land that linked the sea to the pasture land.

‘At the end of a seemingly endless opening day marked by a quite disgraceful pace of play that will have done nothing to sell women's professional golf to an already dubious public.’ Says John Huggan reporting after the first day’s play at the Solheim Cup.

When asked what he’d do if he won the FedEx 10 million prize, Keegan Bradley said, “I would buy a really, really nice fishing rod with nice tackle.”
Sounds like he’s already made enough money to focus on the finer points in life.