INTRODUCTION
In those, he has amassed eight victories, including his unforgettable Open triumph at Carnoustie in 1999.
Over the course of his 31-year professional career, Paul has twice represented Europe in the Ryder Cup, in 1999 and 2012, winning his singles match on both occasions. He has also played multiple times for Great Britain & Ireland in the Seve Trophy, as well as being part of Scotland sides at the Dunhill and World Cups.
Off the course, Paul plays a significant role in grassroots golf through his eponymous junior foundation and has three times hosted the Paul Lawrie Matchplay tournament on the European Tour. He was made a Member of the British Empire (MBE) in 1999 and awarded an OBE (the Order of the British Empire) in 2013.
PAUL’S BLOG
European Golf Team Championships Glasgow 2018
I was down in Glasgow on Wednesday helping to promote the golf event for Glasgow 2018. We had some photos with the other ambassadors then some tv interviews followed by a round of crazy golf. I also spent a few hours at Glasgow Green which was really busy and great...
International Pro-Am Gleneagles Hotel & Spa
We entered a team into this week’s international pro am at Gleneagles, I was suppose to be the pro but due to injuries Craig Dempster took my place. Our team was Audrey Morrison, Alan Reid and our youngest son, Michael. Marian and I walked round each day which was...
Open Championship Week
It was pretty frustrating to be at Carnoustie for last week's Open Championship and not be playing, but I enjoyed my week working for BBC 5 Live, Sky Sports Golf / World Feed and Loch Lomond Whiskies. The whole week was brilliant and ran very smoothly indeed by...
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