Form is temporary, it is said, but class is permanent. In recent weeks our two top golfers have served to remind us of the underlying truth of that old saying. It’s been a lean few weeks for a number of our top golfers, but last week Lydia Ko and Ryan Fox showed their class when playing against the world’s best. Lydia lined up in France for the 4th Women’s Major Championship of the year, the Evian Championship, a title she won a couple of years back to give her a third Major

Zilch, nichts, nada, rien - yes it doesn’t matter which language you choose, last weekend, financially, was a decidedly unremarkable weekend for our leading five golfers. Among them - Ryan Fox, Lydia Ko, Daniel Hillier, Kazuma Kobori and Steve Allker – not one won as much as a single cent in prize money. Sure, Lydia and Ryan had weeks off, having played recent Major Championships, but both Hillier and Kobori missed the cut in the DP World Tour event in Munich and possibly mos

When Lydia Ko steps aside from her playing days, as she has indicated could happen within the next year or two, she will take with her a veritable basement full of memories, especially those around her three Major championship wins. She might have also tucked away memories from last week in her latest Major appearance, the Women’s PGA Championship at Hazeltine Golf Club in Minnesota, one of America’s top courses. Lydia began in the worst possible way with a 4 over 76. Her put