At the age of 32, Graham Gordon is hardly ready for the golfing scrapheap, but there was a time when the Aberdonian felt like flinging himself on the pile.
At the age of 32, Graham Gordon is hardly ready for the golfing scrapheap, but there was a time when the Aberdonian felt like flinging himself on the pile.
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nick rodger
It was 2009 and an injury-ravaged professional career had finally reached its lowest ebb. "I played just two events that year and I came off after 36 holes of the Moroccan Classic and said 'I can't do this any more'," recalled Gordon. "It's bad enough playing badly but playing badly and feeling badly because of the injury is the ultimate low."
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