Having broken through amongst the elite of the world of golf last season, American golfer Webb Simpson seems to be extremely comfortable playing on the prestigious PGA Tour but according to the 26 year old native of the American state of North Carolina, it is not necessarily the best thing that has happened to him.

Masters week, for Martin Kaymer certainly got off to a great beginning along with a hole-in-one trick shot.

Martin somehow managed to skim a ball over the lake and on the green at the par-3 sixteenth on the very 1st day of the Augusta National’s official practice on Monday. All the golfers are encouraged by the fans to try that shot, but the former world number one golfer from Germany outflanked all the other players by getting his shot in to the hole.

World number two Luke Donald and Justin Rose, who recently won the World Golf Championship: Cadillac Championships at Doral, Miami in the United States of America have been named as the bookies’ favorites for the Transitions Championships, when the two Englishman take to the course against the likes of Webb Simpson, Jim Furyk and others.

Rose, who is still bustling after his first elite title win at the Doral is looking to fine tune his play ahead of the Masters at the Augusta National Golf Club in the first week of April.

Luke Donald, the English golfer aged 34 years has been having quite an excellent career move with his consistent game play throughout the season.

His consistency has also helped him to land up to the number 1 player with his victories at the European and PGA tour. His next aim is to obtain some of the major titles and this will help him to reach one step higher up the ladder.

The success spree can be easily vouched for with the enormous amount brought in with his winnings which amounts to near about 13 million dollars.

Martin Kaymer has urged Rory Mcilroy to forget what happened at the Masters tour and to get on with his career.

He has asked Rory Mcilroy to not get too devastated with the defeat and to be strong and get on with his golf.

Martin Kaymer has been acknowledged worldwide as the world’s best golfer and he drew upon the mindset of a champion in order to tell Rory Mcilroy to forget about his painful loss at the Masters.

Rory McIlroy, the world number two golfer, is pleased with his progress as he sets off on his 7th straight appearance at the Dubai Desert Classic.

Twenty-two year old McIlroy first appeared in the Classic when he was only 16 years old back in 2006 and won the title in 2009.

On Wednesday, McIlory, the Northern Irishman, told journalists at Dubai’s Majlis course, that he felt like he had definitely matured a lot this past year as a golfer and probably just as a person as well. He felt like he can play more controlled golf when he need to.

In India, the recognized body of professional golf PGTI (Professional Golf Tour of India), have declared that they have signed a 3 year partnership deal with the television channel Ten Golf, to be launched next month.

The channel, which is exclusive for golf, is owned by the Taj Television Ltd, and allows Ten Golf the television rights for all Professional Golf Tour of India sanctioned championships both within and outside India from 2012 to 2014.

Ian Poulter couldn’t stop smiling as he donned the golden jacket of the Australian Master’s.

He managed to finish the fourth and final round in under 67 shots, giving him the victory he had been dreaming of.

After what has been a tough year for him, he was pleased to re-find the form that helped Europe win the Ryder Cup and move up in to the World gold rankings top 20 league, which is quite an achievement and obviously meant a lot to him.

Graeme McDowell's 2010 season was sensational. His first major victory came in the US Open at Pebble Beach and then he topped that at The Ryder Cup. McDowell hit a 6-iron to 15 feet for a birdie on the 16th to take the lead and then win the cup for Europe.

Then completing the season at Sherwood, from a deficit from a four-shot and made a pair of 20-foot birdie putts on the 18th hole to beat Tiger Woods in a playoff. No one had ever come back from more than two shots behind in any pro-trournament and then beaten Woods.

Golf wunderkid Rory McIlroy is a stunning £1.25m rcher after holing out in the Shanghai Masters.

After four rounds it was still neck and neck between the Northern Irishman and the AMerican Anthony Kim at 18 under par, which meant that they went into sudden death play-offs.

It took just one hole for McIlroy to take the title (and all that money!) - both players ended up in a bunker at the end of the first hole, but whilst Rory got down in 2 for par, Kim could only manage a bogey.