All eyes are on a small white ball with a big effect. Millions of people around the world share a passion: golf. A sport that thrills people and poses athletes with ever-new challenges. A sport that – played at the highest level – stands for precision, professionalism, and perfection. Important qualities that golf and Schüco have in common.

A high-class field including Martin Kaymer, Bernhard Langer, Colin Montgomerie, Grégory Havret and defending champion Miguel Ángel Jiménez set for GC Teutoburger Wald on 28 June.

Boca Raton/Florida: Bernhard Langer secured a sensational triumph in the Allianz Championship. The German beat John Cook at the first playoff hole by holing his bunker shot from a buried lie.

Dubai: The last tournament of the Desert Swing reached a gripping climax as Miguel Ángel Jiménez and Lee Westwood, who both shot final rounds of 72 to finish level at 11 under par, produced an enthralling playoff.

Abu Dhabi. In a thrilling climax, Germany’s Martin Kaymer held his nerve to birdie the final hole and edge out Ian Poulter and Rory McIlroy. Kaymer shot a final round 66 to top the leaderboard on 21 under par, one shot clear of Poulter, with McIlroy a further shot back.

Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida: Legendary German golfer, Bernhard Langer, wrote another chapter of golf history by becoming the first non-American back-to-back winner of the Jack Nicklaus Trophy, awarded to the Player of the Year on the Champions Tour.

The Schüco brand ambassador team, which tees off for sustainable climate protection around the globe, has announced today ,  that Colin Montgomerie  is the latest star to join their team.

more

Miguel Ángel Jiménez: The new global Schüco brand ambassador. The Spanish golfer will take part in the Schüco Open in Bielefeld.

more

As you will probably already know, Martin Kaymer has sustained an injury to his foot. Unfortunately, this means that he will not be there for the start of the Schüco Open Premier on 21 September.

Martin Kaymer wins his second tournament within seven days at the Scottish Open.

The German exceptional golfer ensures his fourth victory on the Champions Tour 2009 with a fantastic eagle at hole 18.

One year on from his victory at the BMW International Open, Martin Kaymer has claimed his third and biggest win on the European PGA Tour.

With an impressive performance, at nearly 52 year-old, Bernhard Langer took one of the top ten positions at Eichried and was, once again, the best German in the elite of the European Tour Events at the gates of Munich. At the “home game”, the native of Anhausen ensured a sensation, and right up until shortly before the end of the tournament had a real chance of winning the title.