Have some record breaking Golf News from different parts of the world

Read this article to know about latest golf news from different parts of the world. It will offer you detailed information on the splendid world record held at the Dubai World Championship. This article will also let you know about the upcoming LPGA Futures Tour to be organized at Sara Bay Country Club. Golf is the club and ball sport where competitive golfers use different types of clubs to hit balls into a series of holes using the fewest number of strokes. Every day there are many golf matches organized by different groups. Therefore there are various special events happening around the world all the time. But if you are a golf lover, then this golf news should make you very happy. It is about the famous England golfer Luke Donald who has created history in style when he made three birdies in his last three holes at the Dubai World Championship.

If you consider this event, it can be said that it is a world record where the Englishman has become the only player in the golf history to win the Money Lists of both US PGA and European Tour. This marvelous golf news has spread along cheer for all the Englishmen. It is also to be noted that there were only two ways for the world No.1 through which he could have won the honor. Either he needed to finish inside the top nine of the list or he needed to hope that world No.2 Rory McElroy did not win the season-ending championship of 7.5 million US dollars. But Luke Donald has made both the conditions feasible and enlisted his name in the history book.

According to the latest golf news, the 34-year-old Englishman has played bogey-free golf for his last 46 holes. But his last bogey came on the eighth hole in Friday's second round. Then he managed to pull successive weekend rounds of six-under par 66 which ensured his third place at 16-under par 272. On the other hand, Spaniard Alvaro Quires has made it to the top of the list with his score at nine-under par 279.

If we turn our minds to other golf news, we can see that there will be a pro golf tournament in Sarasota after a long gap of twelve years. In the coming spring, the LPGA Futures Tour will hold a 54-hole event at Sara Bay Country Club. According to Sara Bay general manager Paul Baron, it is expected to be held on April 16-22 with a full field of 144 players.

If we research a bit in the previous golf news, it is to be found that this LPGA Tour started in 1976 as the Bent Tree Classic. It continued for the long 13-year run in Sarasota. Kathy Whitworth won the first tournament before the name was changed to the Sarasota Classic. Therefore it is great golf news for the golf lovers to rejoice this splendid piece of information.