Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
THREE soccer legends have flown over to Bahrain to take part in tomorrow's second annual Royal Golf Club Pro-Am tournament, writes STAN SZECOWKA.
I am often asked by parents 'what type of lesson is best for my child?' when they inquire about tennis tuition, I hope this week I can shed some light.
From Back Page 'Six Foot Two, Eyes are Blue, Stevie Wicks is after you!' Any fan old enough to remember QPR in the 1980s will recall that song and that player.
IN barely seven months Brawn GP has achieved the unimaginable - winning the Formula One constructors championship in its rookie season.
Ed Daly, Jason Smith, Nathan Williams and John Wilson held on to the top spot after the second round of the Think Pink men's events at the Royal Golf Club.
The Gulf Air PGA Pro Captain Challenge is being held at the Royal Golf Club at Riffa Viewsfollowing a series of qualifying rounds held in seven regions of Great Britain and Ireland. "We are pleased to be associated with this prestigious event once again this year," said Gulf Air chief commercial officer Willy Boulter.
The Royal Golf Club's Captains' Quaich tournament was won this year by 2006 Captain Barry Hobday with a score of 38 Stableford points.
Martin Whitaker, Bahrain International Circuit's CEO, congratulated Jenson Button and the Brawn Formula One team on their outstanding success.
The team of Sara Axtell, Gill Perras, Evelyn Sword and Cass Winton clinched victory in the fifth annual Think Pink Ladies Charity Golf Day played at the Royal Golf Club at Riffa Views.
Veteran cricketer Brett Lee rose to the occasion when he lifted New South Wales to victory over Trinidad & Tobago in the final of the Champions League Twenty20 and a whopping purse of $2.5 million (BD948,773).
In a tense Anfield atmosphere Liverpool beat Manchester United to end a run of four successive defeats and keep their title ambitions intact.
