Golf with a trick-shot master
Tom Cox picks up a host of short-game secrets at the Jeremy Dale Scoring School

Under a cloudless Castilian sky, a party of hunters – and a pack of Labrador retrievers – roam Don Quixote country. Mark Mulligan joins them
Tom Cox picks up a host of short-game secrets at the Jeremy Dale Scoring School
Richard Donkin goes on a fast catamaran sprint with Mike Golding, better known for his round-the-world exploits, in the event that is becoming sailing’s Formula 1. For video footage of the sailors in action at the iShares Cup in Almeria click here
In autumn, the wooded coombs and farm pastures echo to one of the most thrilling sounds in nature: the roaring of the stags as they briefly join the hinds for the rut
Twenty-four years after the classic 150 was discontinued, the Kansas-based aircraft company launches its successor. Rohit Jaggi climbs into the cockpit
Colourful, vivacious - and not entirely respectful of the rules. John Griffiths revels in the Italianate flair of this luxury saloon
With its coupé-like stylishness and exceptionally large ventilated disc brakes that haul the speed down effortlessly, this model offers a good ride, writes John Griffiths
Goggles, snorkels, fins, kickboards and other gear that help you improve technique and add speed and strength to your strokes and kicks
Five of the best devices will measure your speed, heart rate and oxygen intake – not to mention tell you the temperature, barometric pressure and when the sun sets
While Heather Fell’s peers practise at Bath University, she rides at local stables, swims at her old school pool and shoots in her back garden
A common sight on pay-per-view television, mixed martial arts cherry-picks the best elements of individual styles and combines them into one adaptable technique
The largest ancient woodland in the Chilterns is big enough to get lost in and contains evidence of at least 2,000 years of human existence, says Harry Eyres
Leave the car by the green where the old post office stood in gentler days and climb the stone steps into the yard of St Mary the Virgin for an encounter with three vain knights and the Mitford sisters, writes Colin Tudge
Start at the car park near Dedham Mill and cross the bridge to join the footpath along the banks of the Stour, where swans glide among the bulrushes
Set off on a trail through idyllic farmland, past rare-breed cattle and tall hedgerows, to follow a footpath leading to a field of friendly alpacas