Ian Poulter hopes to win his fitness battle this week ahead of playing the Hong Kong Open as he prepares to close out a disappointing year on the greens.
Poulter has spent five months out of action during 2016 due to a knee problem, and only made his competitive return at the Venetian Macao Open in October. The former World No.5 has played in six events since his return to action, and wants to assure his fans that he’s turning a corner and returning to his best form.
"I'm in good form. I'm rested. I feel my game now, kind of six events in, feels pretty good," said the 40-year-old.
He added: "So it's good to come to a golf course where I've had quite a bit of success. Quite a few rounds in the 60s on this course and obviously holding that trophy in 2010. So I'm looking forward to the challenge this week."
The 12-time European Tour winner hasn’t claimed a victory of any sorts since his triumph in the WGC-HSBC Champions four years ago. On top of that, his only top ten finish of 2016 came at the Puerto Rico Open at Coco Beach in March.
The golf world, and many out of it, have been left rocked by the news that Jarrod Lyle is going into palliative care after claiming he is “no longer able to fight.”
Read more
Graeme McDowell will have just two events to secure a PGA Tour card which would enable him to play in the United States next year after failing to qualify for next week's USPGA Championship in Missouri.
Read more
PUMA Golf a leader in golf apparel, footwear and accessories are pleased to announce the signing of sisters Leona & Lisa Maguire with immediate effect.
Read more
Chrome Soft Golf Balls combine Tour-proven performance with unparalleled feel and exceptional mis-hit forgiveness. Everything about the ball that changed the ball is better because of the innovation at every layer, starting with Callaway's groundbreaking new Graphene Dual SoftFast.
Read more
KING® F8 Variable and ONE Length™ irons are equipped with COBRA CONNECT™. Automatic shot tracking technology Powered By Arccos™.
Read more
The driver face is outdated. TaylorMade thinks its found the solution and sat down with five of its biggest players to see their reactions as the most twisted driver innovation is revealed. Are you ready to see?
Read more
The golf world, and many out of it, have been left rocked by the news that Jarrod Lyle is going into palliative care after claiming he is “no longer able to fight.”
