What to Expect In May?

 

On both sides of the Atlantic, May is one of the most significant months on the men's golfing calendar, bridging the gap between the Masters and the early season, and the summer months and the final three majors of the year. So, what do we expect to see?

Poulter and Casey Relishing Ballantine's Championship Test

 

Englishman Ian Poulter will head to the Ballantine's Championship in fine form after his strong showing at the Masters Tournament, where he produced his best performance to date at Augusta National.

The Masters 2012: 5 Things We Learnt From The Masters

Louis Oosthuizen's Albatross at The Masters: Video

Louis Oosthuizen holes out for double eagle (albatross) on the Par 5 2nd hole for the first time on that hole and only the fourth time in the history of the tournament.

Bubba Watson Wins Masters in Play-off

A tearful Bubba Watson edged out Louis Oosthuizen at the second play-off hole to win The Masters as shadows lengthened on the tenth green at Augusta.

The Masters: Augusta sexism row spills over to the New York Times

Remarks by the New York Times' golf writer, Karen Crouse, have added to pressure on the Augusta National golf course to revise its women membership policy and exposed a rift at the newspaper.

The Masters: Mickelson and Hanson light up Augusta to seize Masters advantage

Phil Mickelson was the toast of the Augusta galleries as a thrilling round of 66 took him to eight under, a shot back from Sweden's Peter Hanson on day three at The Masters.

The Masters Awaits

With a magnitude of sporting occasions in the summer of 2012 including The Olympics and Euro 2012, you would think that there would be no room for any other sport.

The Masters 2012: Back 9 Course Guide - Augusta National

The back nine at the Masters 2012 provides the most stunning and difficult challenge faced by any golfer. The back nine contains many of Augusta's signature holes and most famous features like Amen Corner, Rae's Creek and Ike's tree.

Amazing Masters Moments: 6. Phil Mickelson 2004

The 2004 Masters Tournament will be remembered as the time when the ever-popular Phil Mickelson lost his title as 'the best player never to have won a major.'