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Cambridge trainer Roger James is pleased with the way Rondinella has come through her last-start placing in the Gr.1 Bonecrusher New Zealand Stakes (2000m).
“Talking purely in terms of ‘dough’, year after year the best drivers make more money than the best putters,” writes Mark Townsend who has some very interesting facts to state his case that, drive for show putt for dough is a myth in the case of professional golf.
“Isn’t it time that someone emerged from the shadows to fill his shoes?
Tom Walsh, world champion shot putter and newly-crowned Sportsman of The Year, will join an impressive field of professional golfers and sporting elite to compete in the 100th New Zealand Open this week in Queenstown.
New Zealand representative Luke Brown realised a dream when he qualified for the 100th New Zealand Golf Open starting in Queenstown on Thursday.
Twelve former champions who have held the Brodie Breeze Trophy 19 times between them, will take part in the 100th New Zealand Open in Queenstown next week.
With just a week to go until the 100th New Zealand Open tees off in Queenstown, Nick Voke, one of this country’s most exciting young golfers, has confirmed his start in the tournament.
“Using his travel-sized Neuropeak Pro brain-training unit, DeChambeau pops in the DVD, then attaches a gold-plated silver EEG sensor to his head.
As the hugely popular Indian cricketers prepare to depart New Zealand, another group of world-class Indian sportsmen are preparing to arrive.
The inaugural MCG Invitational, featuring heavy hitters from the worlds of golf and cricket promises to draw crowds to a new free community event during the New Zealand Open.
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