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| McIlroy sees victory slip away |
Rory McIlroy was a five-foot putt away from becoming the third youngest winner in European Tour history today - and then saw it all go horribly wrong.
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| Dougherty turns down Ryder invite |
NICK Dougherty has declined an invitation from his mentor Nick Faldo to join the Ryder Cup backroom staff.
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| Rachael splashes to JJB Final |
ENGLAND ace Rachael Goodall won a titanic battle against Cheryl Gillings to reach the final of the JJB Women?s Championship on a day when Swinton Park became a giant water hazard.
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| Nicklaus backs US victory |
Jack Nicklaus is backing America to win back the Ryder Cup because, he says, ?I just believe we have better players.?
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| Mind Games with Karl Morris |
Golf psychologist Karl Morris, who has worked with some of the best players in the world, including Darren Clarke and Paul McGinley, has teamed up with MEN Sport to offer you top tips in a new regular column.
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| Red Rose boys miss out on title |
LANCASHIRE, champions in 2006 and runners-up last year, had to settle for third place in the English County Boys? Championship at North Devon.
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| McIlroy battles to keep bid on track |
Rory McIlroy did not have things all his own way in Switzerland today as he continued his bid to become the third youngest winner in European Tour history.
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| Harrington backs Faldo |
PADRAIG Harrington insists he has no problem with Nick Faldo choosing Paul Casey and Ian Poulter as the two captain's picks for the European Ryder Cup team.
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| Asian tour expands into Europe |
After years of the European Tour expanding into Asia and beyond next season will see the Asian Tour expand into Europe for the first time.
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| What's on in September |
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| Cheryl evades the law |
CHERYL Gillings refused to come quietly when she faced Manchester detective Beverley Scholes in the quarter-finals of the JJB Sports M.E.N. Women's Championship.
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| Teenager Rory dazzles again |
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| Azinger keen to involve Woods |
Tiger Woods may be unable to play but United States Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger intends to keep the world number one in touch with every step of the action at Valhalla later this month.
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| Parry's birdie sinks his old pal |
BOLTON professional Steve Parry was last but no means least as he edged out his best mate James Barr to win the PGA PowerPlay Championship qualifier at Oulton Hall.
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| US skipper picks his wild cards |
Paul Azinger completed the American Ryder Cup team today by handing wild cards to Steve Stricker, Hunter Mahan, JB Holmes and Chad Campbell.
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| Clarke coach slams Poulter pick |
Darren Clarke?s coach, Ewen Murray, continues to believe Ian Poulter?s absence from the final Ryder Cup qualifying event at Gleneagles last week was because captain Nick Faldo had already handed him a wild card.
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| Palmer heading for Brazil final |
BOLTON champion Andy Palmer has a date with the boys in Brazil next month after reaching the Faldo Junior Series world final.
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| Poulter and Casey make Ryder Cup |
EUROPE captain Nick Faldo has handed Ryder Cup wild cards to Ian Poulter and Paul Casey.
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| Lancs wrap up title win |
LANCASHIRE wrapped up their first Northern League title in 11 years but Northumberland made them fight all the way at Gosforth.
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| Victory for Kenwright |
IAN Kenwright birdied the final two holes to win the Mere Trophy on count-back from his Lancashire team-mate Jon Hurst.
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| Ryder Cup battle hotting up |
PAUL Casey and Ian Poulter did nothing to harm their Ryder Cup chances during the opening round of the Deutsche Bank Championship today.
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| Connor earns England cap |
MANCHESTER'S Rachel Connor is one of three new caps who will represent England in the Home Internationals at Wrexham on September 10-12.
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| Price is right for M.E.N. title |
SAM Price kept up a family tradition when he won the M.E.N. Greater Manchester Junior Open at his club Sale.
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| Mark shoots up the table
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MARK Young regained pole position in his defence of Mitsushiba Northern Order of Merit crown when he won the Silver Pheasant at Fairhaven.
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| Pro-am competition |
DON'T miss the chance to be a part of the action and tee-off alongside the biggest names in European golf at the Quinn Insurance British Masters on Pro-Am day.
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| Clarke wins in Holland |
DARREN Clarke lifted the trophy which will surely bring with it an invitation from Nick Faldo to be part of his Ryder Cup team.
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| Nikki must fight off friends |
NIKKI Foster defends her M.E.N. Greater Manchester Junior Open title at Sale on Tuesday - and she could be chased all the way by her playing partners Charlotte Wild and Gina Brown.
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| Barber wins Leeds Cup |
GOLF Spin doctor Scott Barber won the Leeds Cup after a dramatic four-man play-off that went to the sixth extra hole at Cobble Hall.
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| Nick's Ryder Cup blow |
NICK Dougherty's Ryder Cup hopes took a big blow in the KLM Open in Holldand today.
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| John eyes the prize |
JOHN Cheetham had his sights fixed firmly on the Leeds Cup going into today's third and final round at Cobble Hall in a three-way share of the lead.
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| Clarke talks up Ryder credentials |
Darren Clarke believes he would be "a good addition" to Europe's Ryder Cup team - if he can show he is in form over the next two weeks.
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| Brilliant Bean rolls in the birdies |
GOLF Richard Bean staged a putting exhibition to storm into a one shot lead in the first round of the Leeds Cup, professional golf's oldest trophy, with a five-under-par 64 at Cobble Hall.
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| Lancs close on Grand Slam |
SKIPPER Bill Bromilow described Lancashire's five shot victory in the Northern Counties Championship at Castletown as `unreal.'
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| Junior Open swings into action |
MORE than 120 youngsters with handicaps ranging from plus 2 to 36 will swing into action at the MEN Greater Manchester Junior Open at Sale on Tuesday, August 26.
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| Nick's Ryder bid hangs in balance |
NICK Dougherty?s hope of winning a place in the Ryder Cup side are hanging in the balance today after he finished runner-up for the second year running in the SAS Masters in Stockholm.
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| Ryder Cup rankings |
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| What's on in August |
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| M.E.N. Junior Open |
THE Wild Bunch will be gunning for glory in the MEN Greater Manchester Junior Open at Sale on August 26. Read on to find out how you can enter.
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| Pettersson stakes his claim |
Carl Pettersson staked his claim for a place on the European Ryder Cup team with a two-stroke victory in the Wyndham Championship.
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| Lancashire crowned champions |
LANCASHIRE were crowned Northern Counties champions for the first time since 1995 after beating Northumberland five shots and staying on course for the grand slam.
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| Dougherty feels the pain |
NICK Dougherty had a painful day at the SAS Masters in more ways than one.
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| Tough luck for Tidy |
KELLY Tidy had to settle for second best again when she was beaten two and one by Belgium's Laura Gonzalez-Escallon in the final of the British Girls' Amateur Championship at Monifieth.
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