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Ever wondered how a European Tour player trains? In partnership with the European Tour Performance Institute, we take you behind the scenes into the regime of rising Thai star Jazz Janewattanond and how he’s aiming to improve his game through working on his physique.

In his latest collaboration with the European Tour, golf swing impersonator Jack Bartlett brings us his take on ‘The Scientist’ Bryson DeChambeau.

Callaway presents episode nine in this series of collaborative golf instructional videos called ‘Tour Tips’, as Emiliano Grillo shows us how to pure the three wood.

Austrian Bernd Wiesberger and the Danish duo of Lucas Bjerregaard and Thomas Bjørn will join the world-class field assembling at Green Eagle Golf Courses next month for the Porsche European Open, from September 5-8.

Robert Lee, Paul Eales and Matt Cooper look back on the Major Championships of 2019, hearing from all four winners: Tiger Woods, Brooks Koepka, Gary Woodland and Shane Lowry in this special edition of the season-long series.

Major Champion Henrik Stenson has confirmed he will tee it up at the Scandinavian Invitation from August 22-25.

Every year on the European Tour we’re treated to a range of dramatic story lines – whether uplifting, thought-provoking or – at times – quite funny.

England’s Paul Casey will make his first appearance at the Italian Open – the fifth Rolex Series event of the 2019 Race to Dubai – in Rome from October 10-13.

Decide who should win the July Hilton Golfer of the Month.

 

Following Shane Lowry’s admission that he can’t decide which achievement is his greatest – triumphing as an amateur at the 2009 Irish Open or winning The Open Championship at Royal Portrush – we asked a group of Irish golfing experts if there is a definitive answer. 

As part of Women and Girls’ Golf Week Northern Ireland’s Stephanie Meadow writes this week’s Player Blog presented by Enterprise Rent-A-Car, where she tells her inspirational story having overcome the death of her father and serious injury to reach the LPGA Tour.

We may have only played three of the eight Rolex Series events on the European Tour this season, but each has been very memorable in its own right. 

We’re 30 events down with 16 to go in the year’s Race to Dubai, and with the European Tour on a two-week hiatus we’ve taken chance the chance to reflect. 
 

Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre is flourishing in his maiden European Tour season, with two runner-up finishes helping him reach 16th in the Race to Dubai Rankings Presented by Rolex and truly announcing his arrival on the world stage. 

Three-time Major champion Padraig Harrington returns to St Andrews next month with the goal of becoming the first golfer to win three Alfred Dunhill Links Championship titles.

Players and fans have taken to social media to comment on the European Tour’s latest Guinness World Records™ attempt, where four players competed for the title of ‘Fastest hole of golf by an individual’.

As part of Women and Girls’ Golf Week we look back at Meghan MacLaren’s headline-grabbing performance in the inaugural Jordan Mixed Open presented by Ayla… 

Could Sean Crocker, Thomas Detry, Paul Dunne or Guido Migliozzi break the Guinness World Records™ title for ‘Fastest hole of golf by an individual’? The carnage awaits…

Lee Westwood will defend his Nedbank Golf Challenge hosted by Gary Player title when he joins home favourite Louis Oosthuizen in the field at Sun City for the penultimate Rolex Series event of the 2019 Race to Dubai, from November 14-17.

Americans Tony Finau, Billy Horschel and Patrick Reed will make their debuts in the BMW PGA Championship after confirming they will join the world class field for the fourth Rolex Series event of 2019 at Wentworth Club from September 19-22.