Colin Montgomerie's glory days are becoming the stuff of nostalgia but the decorated Scot is adamant that the global game as a whole is currently in the midst of a golden era.
Colin Montgomerie's glory days are becoming the stuff of nostalgia but the decorated Scot is adamant that the global game as a whole is currently in the midst of a golden era.
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nick rodger golf correspondent nick.rodger@heraldandtimes.co.uk
After an eventful weekend, during which Rory McIlroy rose to the top of the world rankings for the first time with victory in the Honda Classic, and the recovering Tiger Woods fired another warning shot to the doubters with a sparkling final-round 62 to earn a share of second place, Montgomerie had plenty to ponder yesterday.
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