Martin Kaymer

Updated: September 12, 2010, 11:59 Share on Facebook Tweet This Digg This Share on Reddit Share on StumbleUpon Share on Imagine Sports Email to a Friend Cancel Send to a friend HILVERSUM, Netherlands (AP) PGA champion Martin Kaymer has won the KLM Open by four strokes after shooting a final round 4-under 66.The German, who had led by one shot overnight, carded five birdies and only one bogey Sunday when he missed the green at the short 10th hole, to...Read Full Story

VILAMOURA, Portugal (Reuters) - The pressure of being world number one, rather than swing remodeling, took the edge off Martin Kaymer's season, the German said Wednesday.Kaymer, 26, has dropped from number one to number six globally since he reached top spot in late February, but it was time demanded of him by media and fans at home that caused him to lose ground in the rankings, he said."It's true that I wanted to make some (swing) changes so I could play better at the (U.S.) Masters...Read Full Story

Martin Kaymer got his first ever hole in one today after 15 years playing golf, amateur and professional.  Afterwards he revealed that the watch he won as the hole in one prize would be given to his physio Rolf Klöttschen, with whom he had a bet. The ace came at the 177 yard seventh hole in Dubai. Kaymer played an 8 iron. Apparently the bet is that Rolf pays him €10  every time he does not get a hole in one in  Dubai.  Irrespective of how strange a physio paying a client is, on the flip side...Read Full Story

DUBAI (Reuters) - The U.S.-based PGA Tour, once the undisputed magnet for golfers seeking fame and fortune, looked to have lost some of its pulling power on Tuesday as world No 3 Martin Kaymer opted for a future in Europe.The 25-year-old German, already a major winner and the head of a wave of bright new European talent, was followed by British Open champion Louis Oosthuizen who said his decision to try his luck in the U.S. in 2011 would be reviewed after a year.Kaymer, who won August's U.S...Read Full Story

Martin Kaymer sealed the 2010 Race To Dubai with a level par final round to finish on six under for a tied 13th finish.  Ironically the USPGA Champ finished on the same score as the US Open Champ, his nearest challenger. Gmac finished with a smashing 68 on the course that “frustrates the hell out of him” to get some satisfaction from the final round of his amazing season. Kaymer becomes the second German to finish The European Tour season as Number One, following Bernhard Langer (1981 and...Read Full Story