Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Bahraini handball dynamo Saeed Jawhar aims to lead the national team to glory in the world championships in memory of his brother who was tragically killed in a knifing incident following a fracas in Hamad Town.
Last Thursday night saw Twin Palms Riding Centre hold the first of its 'Curry and Quiz' nights.
Football-loving expats will be vying to lift the prestigious GulfWeekly Premiership Trophy as the popular eight-a-side league kicks-off this week for a second season.
THE Royal Golf Club recently welcomed Tim Backhouse, a British PGA Teaching Professional, who will work at the Club's state- of-the-art golf academy for the next seven months.
A dazzling, colourful, high-octane opening ceremony that was part Bollywood, part cultural extravaganza, did much to dispel the nightmares of the past fortnight, thrilling a sell-out crowd in the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium as well as the athletes and officials from 71 Commonwealth nations.
It was the week that had everything; from the rain and weather delays of Friday and Sunday, to the US dominance early on, a Monday finish and then to a resurgent European Team. This was the Ryder Cup 2010, and it proved to be one of the most exciting ever, writes Chris Kelby, the Royal Golf Club’s head professional.
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