EXCLUSIVE! Yani Tseng interview

In an exclusive interview, the World #1 and three-time Major Champion, who was in Hong Kong last month for a client day with Lacoste, her long-time sponsor, talks to Alex Jenkins about her rise to the summit of the women's game, her friendship with Annika Sorenstam and her plans for the future

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Written by Alex Jenkins

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Oor Wullie
North Berwick is a golf Mecca. The course is magnificent; one of the oldest and most replicated designs in the world and an Open Championship Final Qualifying venue. When playing North Berwick, the...
Remembering Seve
It was prior to the 2010 Open Championship at St Andrews that Seve Ballesteros did an interview with the BBC’s Peter Alliss, during the course of which he quoted his old friend, Roberto De...
Life Behind the Lens
David Cannon has had an affinity with sports photography for as long as he can remember. When at boarding school during the early 1970s, his walls weren't plastered with magazine cut outs of scantily...
A Decade of Dominance
The Pro V1 is seen as a tour ball, a ball that's played by extremely good golfers. But you'd argue that it's just as well suited to the average golfer... I'll tell you a story. Back in the early...
Liu Lok-tin - HK Golfer Exclusive Interview!
Congratulations on your excellent performance at the Ageas HKPGA Championship. What was it like playing with the pros – including eventual champion Jean Van de Velde – and what did you...
Olly the Skipper
Graeme McDowell, Rory McIlroy, Padraig Harrington, Martin Kaymer, Lee Westwood and the rest all said much the same in that January week when Jose Maria Olazabal was announced as captain of the 2012...
Hong Kong Golf in the 1960s - Part One
Chinese Crackers in Hong Kong With a sob in the pen, I must record that Hong Kong is worse off, golfwise, than it was thirty years ago. I mean for facilities. And this, in one of the fastest-growing...
From Russia With Clubs
As refreshing as it is to witness the emergence of an exciting new kid on the block, it’s even more pleasing when the player in question has risen from a challenging background or a country...
"The Bunker Guy"
This will be the thirtieth time I've teed it up at the Masters and I'm really looking forward to returning to the challenge of Augusta. Although it's over 20 years since my win in 1988, I've played...
The Masters Interview: Nick Faldo
Your first golfing memory was watching the 1971 Masters as a 13-year-old. Eight years later you made your debut at Augusta. What are your memories of that experience? It was very intimidating, it...

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