Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Germany's Sebastian Vettel sobbed with joy at becoming Formula One's youngest champion and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso shook his fist as his title hopes disappeared into the desert on Sunday, writes Alan Baldwin.
For the first time in his professional career he has gone a year without winning, but after finally hitting his rhythm with two birdies and two eagles in his final six holes, Tiger Woods has good cause to be optimistic for 2011.
This week the Royal Golf Club's PGA Teaching Professional, Martin Robinson, gives tips on proper posture
ZAYED Al Zayani scooped the top prize at the AXA Insurance-sponsored Members' Golf Day at the Royal Golf Club with a score of 38 points. Karin Lutz finished in second place with 36 points and Vijay Srivastava narrowly claimed third place with 35 points on count back.
RONAN Armstrong secured victory in the Euro Motors BMW Monthly Medal at the Royal Golf Club with a score of net 70. Hanne Hansen won category two of the competition with an equally impressive score of net 66.
Abu Dhabi finally received what it paid $1 billion for - a spectacular end to the F1 season at the glittering Yas Marina Circuit.
Pakistan's wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider is seeking asylum in the UK and confirmed that he is retiring from international cricket having reportedly received death threats after refusing to assist bookmakers influence the outcome of matches, writes Abu George.
Oak FC edged past the Dilmun Club 3-2 with star striker Adil Glia scoring a hat-trick in the GulfWeekly eight-a-side Expat League, at the British School of Bahrain ground in Hamala, writes Mai Al Khatib.
Two fabulous show jumping events were hosted by Shakhoora Riding Centre and Twin Palms Riding Centre with all the participants having an enjoyable day, writes Helen Blake.
