Alan Tait

The players who qualified for this year's Golfbreaks Get Back to Golf Tour Grand Final pictured before teeing off at Dumbarnie Links. Picture: Alan Tait

Paterson 'buzzing' about first US trip after Get Back to Golf Tour triumph

Euan McIntosh, the sole Scot in the field, has long-time friend Alan Tait on his bag in the Legends Tour's season-ending MCB Tour Championship in Mauritius this week.

Friends reunited as Tait caddies for McIntosh in Mauritius

John Gallagher in action during the 2018 SSE Scottish Hydro Challenge at Macdonald Spey Valley Golf in Aviemore. Picture: Tony Marshall/Getty Images.

Cack-handed golfers can still get a grip despite unconventional method

Alan Tait, the the UK managing director for GolPhin for Kids, set up the Get Back to Golf Tour last year and is delighted to see it attract a title sponsor in bunkered golf magazine for 2021

Alan Tait launches 2021 Get Back to Golf Tour with heavy heart after brother's d...

Author Colin Ramsay (right) with foreword writer Alan Tait

Scottish golfers urged to start ticking off their ‘bucket list’ of courses

Euan McIntosh and Alan Tait anticipating tough test at Portuguese Q School

After spending years in the bunker, Carrick Knowe members have decided to call it a day. Picture: Toby Williams

Shock as popular Carrick Knowe Golf Club announces closure

Euan McIntosh has been in brilliant form

Euan McIntosh's Eisenhower Trophy snub branded '˜shambles'

Euan McIntosh, who beat 18-year-old Jamie Stewart at Blairgowrie, shows off the magnificent trophy. Pic: Kenny Smith

Euan McIntosh becomes Scottish Amateur champion at 49

Alan Tait, director of golf at Dalmahoy, will host the show which is sponsored by Saltire Roofing

Radio show aims to raise the profile of Scottish golf

Remembering the day the Calcutta Cup was left damaged

Extra coach lined up to assist Scott Johnson

Rugby: Legend bemoans effect of imports on game

Rugby: Graham the man to take Edinburgh forward

Gala coach Graham returns to Murrayfield for first time since sacking

Six Nations: Scotland legend Alan Tait assesses chances

Former Scotland star Alan Tait believes this year’s RBS Six Nations Championship, which gets under way on Saturday, is unlikely to produce a grand slam winner.

BILL LOTHIAN

Golf: Pro Tour’s season-end in Spain is hailed a success

Bill Lothian: Recent events see sting being taken out of tale