Golf
| Sawgrass struggle for Brits | | 9:32am Saturday 10th May 2008 | |
AS Ian Poulter prepared for his
late second-round tee-time at the
Players Championship yesterday,
most of his British compatriots
appeared likely to make
early exits from the £4.75m
event. |
| Dubliner Lawrie breaks his Tour duck | | 9:18am Monday 5th May 2008 | |
DUBLINER Peter Lawrie finally
became a European Tour winner
at the 175th attempt yesterday -
and made it three Irish wins in a
row. |
| Garrido hopes to emulate father | | 9:48am Saturday 3rd May 2008 | |
NOT many golfers hug their caddie
halfway through an event, but
for former Ryder Cup star Ignacio
Garrido it was perfectly understandable. |
| Immleman savours victory | | 9:48am Tuesday 15th April 2008 | |
TREVOR Immelman is not sure
he will ever win another major -
but he knows the one he has is
very, very special. |
| Tough going | | 9:49am Tuesday 15th April 2008 | |
AUGUSTA National used to be
the place where Europeans could
not stop winning. Now, though,
it seems to be taking its revenge. |
| Casey’s chance is gone | | 9:39am Monday 14th April 2008 | |
PAUL Casey became a victim of
the Rules of Golf as hopes of another
European winner of the
Masters faded fast at blustery
Augusta. |
| Saturday Spotlight: Dinwiddie’s Augusta dream | | 10:19am Saturday 12th April 2008 | | TWELVE months ago,
Rob Dinwiddie made
his first appearance
at the Augusta
National. He walked
along the blooming azaleas and
underneath the giant pines,
tucking into the pimento cheese
sandwiches that have become
synonymous with the US
Masters. |
| Immelman sets the pace as Rose fades | | 10:23am Saturday 12th April 2008 | |
SOUTH African Trevor Immelman,
his life given a new
perspective when he was operated
on for a benign tumour
in December, threw down the
gauntlet to the rest of the field
in The Masters yesterday. |
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