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Doak and Harper conquer ‘the fear’ for leading share
12:16am today
A go-for-broke style of play left Chris Doak and Lee Harper two clear of the field going into today's final round of the £45,000 Northern Open over the new Spey Valley course.
By DOUGLAS LOWE, Golf Correspondent

Montgomerie begins drive for Ryder place
12:28am Thursday 15th May 2008
Colin Montgomerie will spend all but one of the next nine weeks attempting to remind Nick Faldo that he is worthy of Ryder Cup selection.

Sorenstam storms to victory
12:28am Monday 12th May 2008
Glasgow's Janice Moodie was the top Scot after a final round 68 as Annika Sorenstam continued her impressive return to form with a hugely impressive seven shot victory in the Michelob ULTRA Open yesterday at the Kingsmill Resort in Virginia.
By ELSPETH BURNSIDE

Garcia finding his putting touch again after first round 66
12:39am Friday 9th May 2008
Sergio Garcia found his long-lost putting touch to take the clubhouse lead with a sizzling first round at the £4.75m Players Championship.

Ramsay ready to enjoy a rare outing on the big tour
12:25am Thursday 8th May 2008
Richie Ramsay is making a rare excursion on to the European Tour at this week's Italian Open but assured that otherwise he is planning to stick rigidly to his plan to work his way up the ranks.
By DOUGLAS LOWE, Golf Correspondent

Lawrie claims first Tour title in play-off
12:44am Monday 5th May 2008
Mark Garrod in Seville Dubliner Peter Lawrie finally became a European Tour winner at the 175th attempt yesterday, and made it three Irish wins in a row.

Spaniard on track to emulate his father after shooting a 63
12:59am Saturday 3rd May 2008
Not many golfers hug their caddie halfway through an event, but for Ignacio Garrido it was perfectly understandable.

McGrane thrives on conditions to take first tour title
12:13am Monday 21st April 2008
Damien McGrane secured his first European Tour title with an impressive nine-stroke victory at the Volvo China Open yesterday.

Stewart’s one up on Woods in predictions
12:40am Monday 14th April 2008
Along the coast from the new football epicentre of Dumfries, the Solway Firth has two sporting claims to fame in the shape of golf at the highly rated Southerness course and the rather more eccentric annual flounder trampling contest. In a curious way, the Scottish Boys' Championship has become the event at which the two are combined.
By KEVIN FERRIE

Lyle and Palmer emerge from the mists of time
1:51am Friday 11th April 2008
Fresh from his rejuvenation as a rookie on the Champions Tour, 50-year-old Sandy Lyle turned in an inspired performance among the leaders before falling back to end on level-par 72.
By DOUGLAS LOWE, Golf Correspondent

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