Business as usual for Jimenez

Although Miguel Angel Jimenez can’t wait for next month’s Ryder Cup, he’ll not make any changes in his daily routine.
Although Miguel Angel Jimenez can’t wait to tee off in the Ryder Cup on October 1, he’ll not make any changes in his daily routine.
It will be business as usual for the eccentric, 46-year-old pony-tailed Spaniard who told Wales Online this week that he would “rest, exercise a little, eat well and keep doing the same things as always,”
This means, of course, that he will continue puffing his large Cuban cigars, drinking fine Rioja wine and cruising around Malaga and the Costa del Sol in one of his always gleaming red Ferraris.
To date this year he has earned more than enough to maintain his life style, much of the £1,375,661 total coming from his three wins at the Dubai Desert Classic, the French Open and the European Masters.
This week he has his eyes set on the Austrian Golf Open title as he readies himself for the Ryder Cup battle of Celtic Manor:
“I’m trying to win a fourth tournament in 2010 at the Austrian Open this week and then next week I’m resting for the Ryder Cup,” he said.
“You don’t need to change anything just because it’s the Ryder Cup.
“You are in the team because you are doing something well.
“I will have some nice red wine, maybe a special Rioja, and some good cigars because that’s what I always do. You have to be yourself.
“Golf is not only about doing one thing well, it’s about finding a good level for lots of different things.
“You need to enjoy your life. That’s very important.The golf part is pretty simple – hit the fairway, hit the green and hole the putt, easy!”
Latest
-
News
David Law tames the Green Monster course to move into contention in Hamburg
The Scot fired an eagle and eight birdies in a seven-under-par 66, a nine-shot improvement on his opening 75.
-
News
Rory McIlroy bounces back to form in the Memorial Tournament
At four under par McIlroy was three shots off the early clubhouse lead.
-
PGA Tour
Matt Wallace one stroke behind lead after first day of PGA Memorial in Ohio
Matt Wallace and Danny Willett are sitting second and equal-third respectively after the first day of the Memorial.
-
Ryder Cup
I don’t think LIV golfers should be on European Ryder Cup team – Rory McIlroy
American players remain eligible despite being banned or resigning from the PGA Tour in the wake of joining the Saudi-funded circuit.
-
European Tour
Brendan Lawlor and Kim Moore excited for next week’s Scandinavian Mixed event
The pair won the men’s and women’s titles at the G4D Open at Woburn earlier this month.
-
PGA Tour
Emiliano Grillo claims second PGA tour title in Texas
It was Emiliano Grillo’s first PGA Tour win in over seven years.
-
News
Pablo Larrazabal to follow Miguel Angel Jimenez after KLM Open win in forties
Larrazabal celebrated the milestone by winning his ninth DP World Tour title and second in just four weeks.
-
News
Harry Hall bounces back from double blow to keep share of lead
Cornish rookie heads into final round tied at the top with American Adam Schenk.
-
PGA Tour
Harry Hall opens three-stroke halfway lead at Charles Schwab Challenge
The Cornish rookie is chasing his first PGA Tour win after opening round of 62.
-
PGA Tour
England’s Harry Hall takes three-shot lead in Texas with career-best outing
He picked up eight birdies without dropping a shot and managed to save par from 15 and 30 feet.