Vousden on telly

Thought for the Day When you are arguing with a fool, make sure he isn’t doing the same thing Tiger unleashed but unwatched As we approach the fag end of the 2018 season, with all four majors now behind us, it becomes obvious that the only real story of the year has been Tiger Wood’s… read more →

Thoughts on the 2018 Open Championship from Martin vousden

Thought for the Day Blessed is the man who, having nothing to say, abstains from giving us wordy evidence of the fact What an Open that was Once the dust settles and we are able to look back with a little more objectivity, the 147th Open Championship just concluded at Carnoustie will be remembered as… read more →

Martin Vousden on Peter Thomson

Thought for the Day Those who can laugh without cause have either found the true meaning of happiness or have gone mad In Memoriam Peter Thomson, who died last week, was one of the most anonymous and least-lionised multiple major winners in golf, which is probably just how he would have liked it. Far too… read more →

Men and Women

Thought for the Day Better to stay quiet and let people believe you’re an idiot than open your mouth and confirm it With Donald Trump cancelling his sit down with Kim Jung-un, the NHS in financial freefall and ‘Phew! What a Scorcher!’ headlines everywhere, one snippet of news that might have slipped past you unnoticed… read more →

So what do we all think of the GoKart website…?

Huge apologies to anyone who wasted any of their evening trying to look at our website yesterday. To quote the GoKart Global Vice-president of International IT Affairs (the website bloke); “I’m sorry. So sorry. So so so sorry. I’m really really really sorry…” Well that wasn’t good enough. We’ve taken him out the back now… read more →

the masters! tiger!! vousden!!!

Thought for the Day I’m not a pedant, I’m just excessively sesquipedalian In golf this week there is really only one question – are you brave enough to bet against Tiger Woods in the Masters? Considering that he hasn’t even played in it for three years, and that 10 months ago he was found slumped… read more →