Sunday, July 31, 2011

Golf: links in help yourself over the Bruntsfield-Club Division

BRUNTSFIELD links are the second major Triumph for the follow-up adaptation of 250 years in the year.
It came to Edinburgh in the Junior Inter-Club Tournament is the neighbouring countries of the Royal Burgess, in which Davidson Mains Club beat Dalmahoy 2 and 1 in the final.

Stuart McLaren and Graeme Nisbet finished five of the double-entry to Bruce Scott and the foursome Murray Paterson, three appearances in the top to the bottom of the rear part to limit the damage. Elliot Ball was also the Bruntsfield, claimed the title of the year 2003, in which the vendors, for the first time.

"To win the Club celebrates its 250th year anniversary is this," said convenor junior Mike Smith.

"Ian Morrison, the Club Captain was over at the Royal Burgess and, of course, pleased with the success. We got a good crop of young people at the moment-they are all going in the right way. "



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Golf: Duddingston, 15 years Wait to capture the Lothians team competition

DUDDINGSTON have won the team competition since 1996 Lothians for the first time.
The closest ever in the contest entries, they pipped Mortonhall, countback, Baberton and Kingsknowe. Club champion Gary Thomson and David Miller, both carded 68s at Baberton Derrick Williams and Mike Armstrong to make a backup copy of a prior, 72 and 73, respectively, at Kingsknowe.

Mortonhall is equivalent to a total of 281, but argued the heading to better aggregate Duddingston, the result of the back nine.

Miller, "winning is a pleasant surprise, even though we have tried hard to get our strongest side in this year's event," said.

Now Go forward for Scottish Duddingston Club Championship, Falkirk Tryst at later in the year. After the end of the period of the last won in the Carrickvale becoming the Lothians champions.

Four shots from the event, which is currently being sponsored for the first time in the Westside Plaza, a six-vertex groups.

Dunbar won the third by attentively 282, Baberton (283), Silverknowes (284), and Ratho Park (285). The host Club's Dougie Waugh 66, was the best individual result is with Musselburgh: n Baberton Benn McLeod claimed that honour with 65 at Kingsknowe.



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Saturday, July 30, 2011

Three times as a finalist in the still hunt, Ayrshire

The sun kissed game of waterways that have been with colourfully clad young people fill up the lovers, who hit Sayid, scattered in the area of operators, 256 this year in the Scottish Amateur Championship ball has been restored to provide a heartening reminder of an odd old yesteryear's head.Allan Thomson, service contracts, for example. Thirty years ago, the same, of course, he reached the final in this case, repeating the feat five years later before its conclusion, the third of Monifieth, once you're lucky, when lifting will win over the name of Alan Tait at Moray in 1989.

Then, on two occasions, Thomson has reached the SGU's flagship event, the semifinal-Prestwick each time, the last in 2007-and he is not enabled and running again in his native Ayrshire 2 and 1 after the first round to win the Stafford n to Simon over the Barras.

the 53-year-old Scottish Selector these days looked heading for the suffering of one of his matches in the 1981 event Flashback and fearing the tables before the passage of the pantograph shall be much happier were going to use more than this terrific links to closing the holes-in him.

"The five, four, amounted to go, but had visions of what happened to Frank Coutts played here 30 years ago," said Thomson, since 1997, the host Club member, although, as always, he has become a commonplace, Belleisle Ayr at the home of the Club ran out.

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Coutts, at the time of the Scottish international and now at Deeside, in exactly the same position, was professional, but lost at Thomson's fightback, that he went to shake hands with the opponent is thinking in the 18th century, he had lost at this stage, on the left-such an extraordinary first daze hole.

After birdie on 14 and 15, and after three putting the next release was the first-Thomson, the man from yesterday, as he ended with a number of successful 16 rot away in the next before closing the match.

"What I have noticed today, in this case, is that these guys on the young hit it miles," he said. "The Distance is not so important here, however, several other courses. You must direct the rough is totally incorrect. "

Playing off one, when he once triumphed at Lossiemouth, Thomson is now down to three plus-he never had the lowest. "But that is only because of competition from the beginning of the standard, this is usually around 76 par 71 against," he commented.

Transaction already lost last year in Home Internationals, the first day of the accident, Greg Paterson, Allyn Dick and Peter Latimer had joined by Philip McLean Scotland Group of four members. Peterhead from six feet to lose the player missed Pollok's Conor O'Neil, who was unable to play for four months after hurting his wrist a scholarship in America at the beginning of the end of the last financial year, and still needs physiotherapy last.


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Tiger Woods ended in the top 20 for the first time in 14 years


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 is expected to announce later this week, that he is returning from Thursday this week at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational 2009 is the action of the world's top 20 for the first time since January of 1997. "The man who is considered one of the more than 11 years and 10 different linked to number one spot has not operated since 12 may in the knee and Achilles tendon injury. He is dropped from the rankings for the eighth time that the 21, and last Wednesday announced on his website that he is not a New Zealand caddie Steve Williams on his back in the Side.

"I think that it is a time of change," he said without mentioning names a replacement.


In an interview with the television in his home country, the Williams, which was his biggest 14 13 Woods showed him an electric shock, decision


"You could say wasted my life in the last two years," he said. "I've stuck with the Tiger and is incredibly loyal to. I'm not disappointed I've been raised-is-the work, but has an additional '. "


Referring to the Woods with a sport rocked at the end of the year 2009, the sex scandal, Williams also said: "I am involved with a lot of people lost a lot of respect for, and the Tiger.


"I have pointed out before his return at Masters Augusta, Georgia is in 2010, that he had to earn the respect of my back."


In the meantime, Sergio Garcia has earned a place in next week to hold the Championships in his game in the top 50. Back in the form of two consecutive top-10 finishes, majors, and the play-off device to defeat Germany in between, Garcia is the 48th with a view to go to Greenbrier classic this week, West Virginia.


Alex Noren runaway WINS in Sweden to transfer him to the 92nd 70th, but he was already in place, thanks to his Wales opens in Akron, Ohio in profit last month.


Best-ranked and Top-100 for the Scot, only one is the Baswaren of Martin Laird is 27.


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Friday, July 29, 2011

What to collect when opening?

So who will win the US Open? Make sure that it appears difficult to say, but to have the same width open a field, as we have seen in recent years. No Tiger, Phil has a victory in Houston, but has been far from consistent, a revolving doors at the official World Golf ranking in the top tiers and no one else really dominate the landscape. how a guy supposed to fill the pool card?, look at the progress and what requires. Some accuracy off the TEE, some high shots to prevent them from rolling too-we are talking tee shots and approaches-and a leader who can say the Agency to remain patient. The Club has some members and may not be so obvious. Yes, you can indicate the name of Lee Westwood and Martin Kaymer, although now works from some of the changes seem to swing. Luke Donald plays golf madness, but may not be large enough around here. Of course he listened to it again and again. These three, by the way, will tee together on Thursday and Friday. And you can name Steve Stricker and Mickelson, American picksA the first two collections will be somewhat less obvious include KJ Choi. You will need a hot putter, but then so would anyone with a chance of winning. Matt Kuchar is a perfect game for a US Open-Sports is true and the second-best scoring average on the PGA Tour But the guy that ... I think we can do here Dustin Johnson. I have listened with glowing reports on how this affects this here (which you can always be taken with a grain of salt) and that it has devised a plan for a new game with Joe Caddy LaCava. Joe worked with Freddy couples for 20 years and has apparently convinced DJ to reign in his balls, GTC using irons and fairway woods more often than this driver who took the problem MAS open and PGA last year. My dark horse here, I think, is Robert Karlsson, who is playing late some very good golf. And Yes, I know, I'm sort of contradicting myself Poolie collections here, but how I look, if you keep collecting various factors in all my sets, very soon I'll correct it.
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Why tizzy over Izzy?

At 2: 20 afternoon, MDT, Izzy Beisiegel will hit the links at the ATB Financial Classic in Bearspaw Country Club and cause a little enthusiasm. This will play with the Winnipeg Matt Johnston and Carlos Sainz Jr., USA. If you ever Beisiegel, you know make Tony Robbins seems to be depressed. In the world, made of chocolate stimulates and golf balls is candy drops. None of them with any fat or cholesterol. It is only the most positive person I ever run into. It has the unfailing devotion to God and live every moment of her life as a Christian. And this always smiling So I guess that ... None of the questions or the eyebrows to play on the Canadian Tour bother at all. And good for her. They should not. Since he did it through the qualifying school a few weeks back. I've heard a few people, including two ex-players who are wondering what this tour is trying to prove or why it would bother spending all that money to come from the boys. It may seem pointless, but the answer is to try and be the best player that may be. Who can blame it? If you think what Beisiegel battling hyperthyroid condition, called graves ' disease, which she constantly exhausted and almost ended her career by hitting the golf ball these days is easy no matter what tour, regardless of who is against. Now I do not think this will win a nickel on the Canadian Tour, but then again, I do not believe that this will win. If this is dead last in any case in which it plays, so what? This will not take any place in the field as she would a sponsor exemption since earned the street going in. Probably this will be richer for the experience. And in case you were wondering, if it did pull off a miracle inside ever got way of money, yeah, should be eligible to receive one of the exceptions is the CanTour and must be in RBC Canadian liberal game Open The Canadian tour to much attention (see here and here)and I can even sell a few more tickets in the portal by people who will follow in the girl with the flower in her hair. So good luck, Izzy. Enjoy the ride.

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Thursday, July 28, 2011

What to collect when opening?

So who will win the US Open? Make sure that it appears difficult to say, but to have the same width open a field, as we have seen in recent years. No Tiger, Phil has a victory in Houston, but has been far from consistent, a revolving doors at the official World Golf ranking in the top tiers and no one else really dominate the landscape. how a guy supposed to fill the pool card?, look at the progress and what requires. Some accuracy off the TEE, some high shots to prevent them from rolling too-we are talking tee shots and approaches-and a leader who can say the Agency to remain patient. The Club has some members and may not be so obvious. Yes, you can indicate the name of Lee Westwood and Martin Kaymer, although now works from some of the changes seem to swing. Luke Donald plays golf madness, but may not be large enough around here. Of course he listened to it again and again. These three, by the way, will tee together on Thursday and Friday. And you can name Steve Stricker and Mickelson, American picksA the first two collections will be somewhat less obvious include KJ Choi. You will need a hot putter, but then so would anyone with a chance of winning. Matt Kuchar is a perfect game for a US Open-Sports is true and the second-best scoring average on the PGA Tour But the guy that ... I think we can do here Dustin Johnson. I have listened with glowing reports on how this affects this here (which you can always be taken with a grain of salt) and that it has devised a plan for a new game with Joe Caddy LaCava. Joe worked with Freddy couples for 20 years and has apparently convinced DJ to reign in his balls, GTC using irons and fairway woods more often than this driver who took the problem MAS open and PGA last year. My dark horse here, I think, is Robert Karlsson, who is playing late some very good golf. And Yes, I know, I'm sort of contradicting myself Poolie collections here, but how I look, if you keep collecting various factors in all my sets, very soon I'll correct it.

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Canadians getting high premiums

For Adam Hadwin and Wes Heffernan, Saturday was a day bonus. And the same Sunday. I am not going to say that either is not a Canadian Tour players deserve his position in the final 72 players, who survived the cut, but all of them are earning now is gravy. First up is the cheque you will win every one. Even if you finish at the bottom of the pack, you will earn approximately the equivalent of what the Western Championship runner-up at last week's picks. Say what you will about not worrying about the money and play for pride, and all that, but it is important for these children who live in this game. Of course with the biggest cheque comes higher costs. "My hotel room is $ 250 a night here," he said with a smile Hadwin. "That's too far away from the deal we have $ 80 on the Canadian Tour.Hadwin, of course, you will receive a cheque from some dramatics early on Saturday morning. Return to play one hole at a delay prompt early weather ended Friday, needed a birdie to cut. He did that, thanks to a stellar 98-yard wedge shot within six inches of the flag State on the ninth hole, his final one for the second round. There is also a whopping discharge in the second stage of PGA Tour School of qualifying. Making the cut here, they will skip this stage and move a passing grade of at least taking conditional status on the tour. This is huge for those two children. Heffernan, for always coming up short on both the PGA and European tour, is the secular schools. For Hadwin, made in a second stage, each of the past two years, it is a big help for a career that appears on the rise. "You can get the same thing for finishing first or second on the Canadian Tour, so you should not worry about that now," Heffernan said, adding that he still wants to win the Canadian Tour money list. But, above all, both Hadwin and Heffernan getting experience. Playing a very tough Golf, playing in front of huge crowds, playing against the best in the world. There is no other way to this except to be here, tee and plays. Both the Hadwin and Heffernan is that we are all better.
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Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Tiger to remain on the shelf

These words you will never hear that Tiger Woods would say: "all the years of playing when my knee wasn't too good and play through it, you know, unfortunately I broke my leg and continues to play. This is just not smart. Will assign to do differently this time. Will come back when I'm 100% ready, which is different for me. "Yes, Tiger Woods, who rarely hears anyone save himself, the man who played (and won) a US Open on a broken leg against doctor's orders, who tried to play the players in April when medical experts suggested it was ready to sit down and take time. For once. This is kind of like trying to get a six years was spent just three sugar bowls to sit still. Tiger Woods, you can see, tough. Didn't want to tell us what to do or can not do anything. In most cases is made, that OK, MAS open in 2008, so hobbled around and still beat Rocco Mediate in a play-offs. And I'm sure Steve Williams can give you a long list of times when Tiger disregarded his advice and elected to play a low percentage shot ... only to see it removed. But it seems that Woods will finally listen to the experts and this means that you probably won't see the Royal St. George's for the Open Championship. Even in the PGA. "In retrospect, I probably very early in the players, "Woods said during the presser on the event AT + T, the hosts. "Pushed to the very hard and hurt myself. I will be smarter this time. "There are therefore two revelations, one reported a no. The first, he said, is that Woods has worsened the injury suffered in the masters during the second and nine players unwise, unstated is that Woods is not likely to be at Royal St. George's British Open. With only two weeks before the first tee off and did not take a full swing since May 12 when he walked off TPC Sawgrass after nine holes, the timing just doesn't work to reappear in the UK. Woods also admitted he had not tried to play their role players, they probably would be ready now. The largest Woods sits on the sidelines, the more gets pushed to move in the future. Rory McIlory performance when opening the USA made people forget the Tiger, for a week anyway. But, as Woods, this is far from done yet. "Yes, I'm 35, 65," said Woods, who admitted to be impressed by the Ulsterman performance. "Still got a few years."For now, it should be in words. Until Woods gets healthy, which seems like it will be shortly, and gets back on track and to have the opportunity to work on his swing, which we all are.
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Fringe Fridays: happiness old England edition

Fringe Fridays: Off the Elegant old England Edition

* Nice to see Matt McQuillan broke in the opening round of the John Deere Classic. The Kingston, Ont. Iraq had a stellar round 64 and is able to make only his second cut in his career. Was there something different swing-wise or technically that did that produced this round? Nope. He said that he essentially only free wheels: "got here on Monday and the Pro am and played a practice round on Tuesday, and Yes, the course sets up well for me. It is not an overly long path if you can direct this well, and there is a lot of wedges and wedges to me was really sharp today. "

* Also in yesterday's presser McQuillan, the question concerning the golf season in Canada and remember this is from a journalist from Milwaukee, which is not exactly the Palm Springs:

Q. how long Golf is played there in reality?

MATT McQUILLAN: well, usually start about may, and if we are lucky, we could play in November, beginning of November.
So in other words, about a month longer than that played in Wisconsin.

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* A Canada you won't see at the RBC Canadian open this year are Jon Mills who will take a pass, in order to concentrate on his position in the list of money tour. Mills currently holds down 25th place, opposite the Open event, national children's Hospital Invitational, has the second largest purse of the year. Mills also missed a few weeks already due to the birth of his son and also play the US Open.

* Speaking of light, we should think this is going to be the best field that has seen the tournament, since you're dumping week-after-the-British Open-place in the calendar. And this comes during a year in travel from the British open is about as much as you can get, something which many top professionals try to avoid.

* The Canadian PGA. . Oh, the Canadian PGA. celebrating a wonderful milestone this weekend-100 years of existence. The Union has a long history and we pay tribute with a celebration dinner at the Royal Ottawa GC site since its inception, on Saturday.

* Know the field has yet to tee off, but Sue Kim 17 holes at par in an opening of OUR women are quite impressive. This also hit 15 of 18 Greens, which is almost unheard of in a tournament setting such as this.

* Stop me if you've heard this before, but Phil Mickelson says he has a new header design for the British open, a tournament which has a terrible record, speaking on: "the biggest reason is the Group of the Greens. I have not putted well. The grass is a bit more coarse, slightly thicker, has a little more power, and you have to putt with less interruption and more aggression what have come to find. We will try to do that this week and next week and see if that does not fight some of the issues I've had here. "

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Tiger and the Doc

An interesting day in kremala in Buffalo yesterday when Toronto sports doctor Tony Galea who pled to a number of charges relating to the transport of drugs, including human growth hormone into the United States ... According to this report with the world, with the plea deal, Galea will start with their name and to cooperate with us authorities, which I am sure it has a number of high-profile athletes sweating. As far as golf goes, the article points directly to Tiger Woods: U.S. District Judge Richard Arcara looked down from the bench and the query is for fans of sports lips from Canadian sports doctor Anthony Galea was charged last year with smuggling unapproved drugs across the border.

"Who were these drugs? "Prosecutors had refused to confirm the names of patients of Dr. Galea. But at Wednesday's hearing, judge-guilt Arcara bluntly ordered to "coming together."They retreated and offered up three big names: Tiger Woods, Iraq San Franciso jets heard Takeo Spikes and one-time NFL rushing leader Jamal Lewis.

Minutes earlier, Dr. Galea was officially accepted in the United States brought a misbranded drugs and that, more than two years, he crossed the border more than 70 hours to pursue medicine illegally. inference here may be that the Tiger had received some sort of illicit drugs, but later in the same story, Galea lawyer, Brian Greenspan, singled out Woods as not having anything other than the rich in thrombocyte plasma treatmentheld to heal the wounds. By the way, this treatment has not been done the Achilles? What now is injured again?

 another interesting aspect of the story was that Major League Baseball is investigating some of the events with players who saw Galea. We do not know if Tim Finchem talked to Tiger for visits from the Canadian doctor or if it simply gets word of the Tiger has not been anything untoward. Galea will be charged in October.
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Monday, July 25, 2011

It is all about the course

As I tap, the first groups are disabled in the Open Championship and, as expected, the wind and there are a few drops of rain falling. Expected to be a steady diet of 30 kph ripple throughout the day. This opening will be all about. For the last few days of practice rounds, if the wind blows, as it is, then you can discard all the names in the atmosphere and guess the winner.

The Royal St George's is a process which can reward you good game, but it can also deal with healthy doses of good and bad breaks. Nothing wrong with this-of links golf. But this tends to discourage players and that makes this low on the list of favorites, open courses. When asked once, when he will rank it in the list of eight courses in Rota, Steve Elkington once is famous answer: "tenth."This year, the R and A tried to take measures to make it more palatable in the process.

Wisely took several heavy rough just off the fairway that was there in 2003. That allowed him to become a little more creative for second shots and the players. Or, it might be best to say forced to be more creative. Whatever the thinking that has designed lots of praise from players. But even the R and A mother nature will not be maintained. If the winds coming off the coast of the English, as expected, anything can happen. While watching Phil Mickelson play a practice round this week, I saw him end up short by hitting a driver full-out, at the same level 3, 243-yard 11th. And not just a little short, but a good 15 yards. On the next hole, Jeff Overton and still couldn't get the ball in the fairway off the tee. This is the kind of things you can see here that makes it fun for the fans and not so fun for players. Course objective. 1 for each player is to stay away from these locations are both watercourses Penal Code. On surfaces, it won't get easier.

The Greens at Royal St. George's are more enabled mechanisms and rolls than any of the other sites openly and with strong winds, it becomes a challenge to remain still and to keep the putts on the line. Martin Kaymer told me yesterday that when the wind is a four-footer can move away from the line six to eight inches. for this reason I think it would be difficult to pick a winner here. You will need a good game and a good holiday and, more than anything, patience.

You may end up with an Iraq that is a great short game that main recovery shots (Luke Donald) or with lots of links and restricted experience (Lee Westwood) or can be any of around 120 other players who can take a break and the couple with some strong shot-making. Yes, even John Daly. Remember the last time around here was Ben Curtis who shocked the world with the victory. So good luck to all the fun is already in progress.
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MMO: you can hurt Hadwin DQ open odds?

Monday morning the observer: Fireworks relic edition

* The best victory of the weekend should be Thomas Levet victory against national championship, the French Open. Levet is a very pleasant fellow and to see the emotion flow which, having been able, at last, to win his country's opening was excellent. You can observe the gist.

* John Cook won the Championship in Montreal, giving an rare double. He won the Canadian open back in 1983, defeating Johnny Miller in the play-offs for a six-hole. (By the way, Miller told me once that it was the toughest loss in his career, the Canadian Open was a tournament I really wanted to win.) Still hard to beat Mark Calcavecchia's record win two different PGA Tour events in Canada, both in Vancouver. He won the Canadian Championship and Canadian open air RBC when it was last in Shaughnessy.

* Adam Hadwin of DQ from the last week of ATB Financial classic can prove very costly. Abbotsford, b.c. native, who last week signed an incorrect scorecard, fell to seventh on the Legion of merit, about $ 8,000 back from the fifth position. The top five golfers after Canadian Tour players entered the Cup RBC Canadian open, the meaning is only two events left to secure the site. However, I would like to believe that you will receive one point Hadwin, even if this is not done by browsing the Canadian list.

* To see big Mike Weir made a cut and play at the weekend for the first time since January. Hopefully it is a symbol of progress, but making the cut at a tournament is not one that most of the game is back from missing the cut in his previous 11 is a sign that is washed up. However, it must be good and mentally for the guy.

* Bubba Watson may have ruffled feathers in French with some of the comments after missing the cut at the French open, but at least had the decency to apologize after the fact. Here is Liverpool sent after receiving back: I played badly, no fans or tournament fault, hit the shots. He will have to encounter more of the European tournaments he has played the British open, Scandinavian masters and the Open Schuco starting next week.

* For the record, some events that you have covered in Europe have been restricted to the British open but they are usually filled with people carrying off mobile phones and even cameras, blatantly taking pics and talking. As Bubba, is not necessarily good or bad, just very differently from what happens in PGA Tour events. Although you can see more and more children with mobile phones into regular tour stops now-except, of course, the masters, when taken with a phone celý means getting turfed.


* Also, Bubba's lack of knowledge of the world (by calling the Arc de Triomphe, "how to" lever arch and the Eiffel Tower, "the great tower is quite remarkable." Will you think that a guy I had some basic knowledge of the world., the better comment came from the Administration that we always praise so highly that Chubby Chandler and American syndrome: Iraq "does not take it because they have so farin America, no? All it is easy for them. There is a lot of cash to play. Can't see any reason why we should play outside America. And then they will whine about the priority of the world. It is a joke. To be different from us. Even our great guys who go from here to there is not encouraged by playing in America every week, to move from Boston to New York, Chicago, it does not stimulate them.

They will rather than Jakarta Seoul for Valencia, to know what I mean? This is exactly the way our children would be brought into line. The Americans will come to believe that America is this. They are prepared for this culture from a very early age. "

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Sunday, July 24, 2011

Opening: first impressions

Royal St. George's basking under a summer sun Monday, with temperatures in the low 30s. He was also very quiet, a great day for playing golf, and many of the players in the field here has benefited from that with a ride around the track.

When I first came here in 2003, I thought the place was one of the most difficult courses links look and I do not feel any different this time. That was more enabled mechanisms and knocks in the stimulates from any course in Rota and you can actually see some bounces here is far from equal.

While walking around yesterday, I saw a tee Susanj Hoffman hit discard the middle of the seventh fairway just to watch it land on Main St., close to the left, and then skirt around the top of a fairway bunker before arriving at some deep tall. the ball probably ended up 30 yards left of where it landed. This is a links golf. This is the Royal St George 's. Last winner here, Ben Curtis, was in the press room on Monday, talking about the victory, which was unexpected, even by himself.

 "But in terms of expectations, actually had the only goal was to play four days and see what it was like to play--I first was large, just to see what it was like and just want to enjoy it. I never thought that come here--I said, this is the last time you could play in this. I didn't know it was a 30 more to come. "One of the major differences between opening of this year and 2003 for Curtis is where he lives. He described the stay last time as a tiny flat, but this time. "We visited the bathroom Mansion.

"Curtis is a guy can like quickly. It is fairly quiet and composed, almost shy, but has always had lots of play. As soon as they are inconsistent in recent years and acknowledged this right now, not playing well. Of course, more attention this week is about Rory McIlroy, the winner of the opening up of the UNITED STATES and Northern Ireland's favourite son, at the moment. A headline in the local Paper said sales of tickets and accommodation requests are sky-high due to his presence. In the guardian today, Lawrence Donegen talks to his agent, Chubby Chandler, who says he can't McIlroy could become Britain's most successful athlete. And the path to riches shoes may be somewhat different than expected.

"One of my ambitions is to put a Chinese Rory logo Hat because golf is incredibly large in China is just beginning to be an Olympic sport." Said, however, that the management of all queries will be a tall task, but necessary. "22, the quest, and we have to make sure that this is not a case of car from the moment they are 25.

"You can read the entire article here. Rory will be in the press room now so we will finally have the opportunity to talk with the man himself.
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Golf: West Linton in the quarters will be placed in the

WEST LINTON posted a quarter-final spots in the first, because of our neighbor, Midlothian, in the previous year, the beaten finalists in their hopes to qualify for this ascended to the period of the Pollock (Scotrans) Ltd of Edinburgh in the summer League Knock-out stage.

The home win over the crushing of Newbattle, in a couple of halves against the side of the korkealentoinen Mackenzie, Simon is the only place on the top of the sealed power, West Linton (c) in the section.

"We are looking forward to hear you're in the finals at home to and becomes the home front the bonus, "admitted the former Scottish amateur champion of the Mackenzie River.

Calculate the advantage of home made Duddingston wins the Bruntsfield links, but the well-the match contested in the same sport very well. The final Score of the gears track (s) and, therefore, was in doubt until the last match of the lead changed hands almost after every game.

Four of the nine covers Santana, Gus forward, under the fifth thanks to three birdies, an eagle, and he went, to save the good victory.
The young Stuart McLean, his first group match, the three were discarded in the deep of birdies in four holes Run Kevin Cattanach.
But Derrick Williams and secured Duddingston points found in the excellent profit over Alan Anderson, Lothians world champion.

Anderson was three up to a maximum of seven, but the Williams, two long pitch-ins, helped his mission, and gradually the jamming was back in the game, to win it is a birdie the 17th.

After some of the recently returned from the Midlothian setbacks ways to win as they pipped Musselburgh jännittynyttä and exciting battle section d.
Alastair Shanks, "it was clear, and the desperate were the Musselburgh, try to get some kind of performance they had played in the big guns in sequence and it worked almost in the middle of the order from the beginning," said.

With two matches left, of course, the result was still in the balance depends on, but Justin Lamb Shanks and the decisive blows delivered to both Ian won with two to go against Keith Aitken and Calum Burgess, respectively, for 15 days.

"It is expected to win the team qualifying for our last three matches," added the Shanks. "We've now had two tough games to go, add, but the awe it can still perform, even if the result of the last eight if the other our revolution." Korkealentoinen had already been back to Musselburgh Alone at Prestonfield, if the home team won, 6-1, …, …, the largest and the smallest clash.

Arran chalked up against Myles McHardy Clapperton and Scott Johnston, soon followed, initially as a weapon to young people, the home team a second convincing win.

The new son Duncan Martin, still find her feet, and the manner of the win was the Prestonfield form, Kenny Wright, but the home team, also came out to Duncan Johnston, Fraser Murray, Ricky Myles and Neilson, who was one of four in Manchester-by beating Brian Henderson on his way.


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Saturday, July 23, 2011

Open: anyone can win the open, the claims, Curtis

Rory McILROY may have a hot favorite for this week's open at Sandwich, but to lift the Claret jug is the last of the man of Kent, believes the 130 players on Sunday.

Ben Curtis was ranked 396th in the world and Making the appearance of his first major championship, when he once triumphed at Royal St George's in 2003.

So, the American is well placed to assess how many of the 156-strong field, which is allowed to stand in the rain on Thursday tee off from a gain and a £ 900,000 first prize.
"It is probably the 130 fellows who will win," Curtis insisted that now lies 194th in the world. "On the 23rd may, not feeling well, or the game is really bad, but quite a lot anyone can."

Eight years ago, Thomas Bjorn was three shots ahead of the field, with four to play, just finished bogey, double bogey, bogey, par and end topics.

It seemed, even to not admit Bjorn exorcise those demons last week, when he was just sixth in the field in the reservation center, but a number of withdrawals after the Dane was first up to the pool yesterday when Vijay Singh also pulled through injury.


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Golf: West Linton book place in quarters

WEST LINTON booked the first of the quarter-final spots as neighbours Glencorse, last year's beaten finalists, resurrected their hopes of qualifying for the knock-out phase in this season's Pollock (Scotrans) Ltd Edinburgh Summer League.

A crushing home win over Newbattle, who could only muster a couple of halves against Simon Mackenzie's high-flying side, sealed top spot for West Linton in Section C.
"We're looking forward to the quarter-finals and having home home advantage will
be a bonus," admitted former Scottish Amateur champion Mackenzie.

Duddingston made home advantage count in the same section to beat Bruntsfield Links in a very sporting but well-contested match. The final score was 4…-3…, with the result was uncertain until the last match after the lead changed hands almost with every game.

Gus Santana covered the front nine in four-under thanks to an eagle at the fifth as well as three birdies, and he went on to record a good victory.

Young Stuart McLean, thrown in the deep end in his first team match, was subjected to a run of three birdies in four holes from Kevin Cattanach.

But Duddingston secured the points as Derrick Williams recorded a superb victory over Alan Anderson, the Lothians champion.

Anderson was three up after seven but Williams, helped by two lengthy pitch-ins, stuck to his task and gradually got back into the game, winning it with a birdie at the 17th.
After some recent defeats, Glencorse returned to winning ways as they pipped Musselburgh in a tense and exciting Section D battle.

"It was obvious from the start Musselburgh were desperate to try and get some sort of result from the order their team was played in with their big guns in the middle of the order and it almost worked," said Alastair Shanks.

With two matches left on the course the result was still hanging in the balance but Justin Lamb and Ian Shanks both delivered decisive blows as the won the 15th to go two up against Keith Aitken and Calum Burgess respectively.

"To have any chance of qualifying we needed to win our last three matches," added Shanks. "We've now got two more tough games to go, but awe may still make it though to the last eight if other result go our way." High-flying Musselburgh had already been brought back down to earth at Prestonfield, where the home team won 6…-1… in a top-versus-bottom clash.

Young gun Arran McHardy chalked up the first point against Myles Clapperton and Scott Johnston soon followed with another convincing win for the home team.

New boy Duncan Martin, still finding his feet and way at Prestonfield, was overcome by an-in form Kenny Wright but victories for the home side also came from Duncan Johnston, Fraser Murray, Ricky Myles and Neilson Rutherford, who was out in four-under on his way to beating Brian Henderson.

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Friday, July 22, 2011

The Open: Anyone can win Open, claims Curtis

Rory McILROY may be a hot favourite for this week's Open at Sandwich, but the last man to lift the Claret Jug at the Kent venue believes 130 players can win on Sunday.

Ben Curtis was ranked 396th in the world and making his first appearance in any major championship when he triumphed at Royal St George's in 2003.
So the American is well placed to judge how many of the 156-strong field who will tee off on Thursday stand a chance of claiming victory and the £900,000 first prize.
"There's probably 130 guys that could win," insisted Curtis, who is now ranked 194th in the world. "Twenty may not be feeling well or their game is really bad, but pretty much anyone can."

Eight years ago, Thomas Bjorn was three shots ahead of the field with four to play, only to finish bogey, double-bogey, bogey, par and end up one shot behind.

It looked as though Bjorn would not be given the chance to exorcise those demons last week when he was just sixth reserve for a place in the field, but after numerous withdrawals, the Dane was up to first reserve yesterday when Vijay Singh also pulled out through injury.

Andrew Campbell to win the n Kinross Lanark Seniorsin



Andrew Campbell, two countervailing Kinross, the player won the West of Scotland Senior Open with rounds of 71 and 76, Lanark Golf Club, The 64-year-old ... ready in advance of the shot five players-Brian Smith (Kilmacolm) 76 72, Graham Cox (Pollok) 76 72, Alan Hogg (Dundas parks) 75-73, Gordon MacDonald (Callander) 75-73, and Jim Watt (Edzell) 73-75.

Ian Dickson (Lund), a play off for five, was the smallest of the 139 total net tours of the fiscal year to 71 and 68. He won the Jim Watt (3) (70-72) and Brian Smith (Kilmacolm) (3) (73-69), the three beats.




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Thursday, July 21, 2011

Scottish open: Wet Saturday does not ruin it for the Highlands

IT is going to cost to the end of the calculation of the amount in the "considerable" but George O'Grady is sure, sponsors, players and spectators all seem to enjoy the wet Saturday further and in the future, the Executive Director of the European tour in Highland flings Barclays Scottish Open Castle near Inverness.

The House of Stuart is the Tour's current deal with Barclays, event title sponsor since 2001, which is now outdated banking giant to decide if it is still on board the following year for a period of 30 days. O'Grady, who was located in the North of Scotland yesterday to see and greet each individual player after the tee, it initially in the competition, on Thursday, is hopeful, concl usion could be expected that his Wentworth HQ-phone is in the affirmative.

He also sees no reason why the Castle Stuart does not place again in the event of the GBP 3 million and a 12-month period the play on phone throughout the day Saturday, despite a loss in order to reduce the showpiece 54 holes for the first time in its history, leaving kicking their heels in and the frustration of thousands of spectators are missing out on the opportunity to see some of the world's best golfers, the players position.

"It is significant," O'Grady replied when asked if revenue impacts for the tour. For those who bought tickets were either in advance or paid, the port on Saturday, he added: "the view, calmly in the next couple of days. Wouldn't we want anyone disadvantaged by day-and-a-half missing. It is too early to say. I have not yet met the people, but we have a generous concern for those who are out. "

Power to the Barclays, he said: the sponsorship, "at the moment, negotiations are in progress, and whether all is very positive. Do not push these things. Barclays, Barclays Classic have been informed by the United States is now in the year 2016. We are talking about different things and Barclays are very positive, but I would sponsor in myself by saying anything until it is. "

It is believed that the three-year contract was agreed with Stuart Castle was selected in the forward and the Renaissance-Club event in East Lothian, to a new home after a successful run of 15 years of Loch Lomond. Surprisingly reluctant to confirm If O'Grady had, which was in fact done much positive sounds, but of its title back to the Highlands for a 12-month period.

"I believe that the entire statement is that the purpose is to grant this for three years," he commented. "We are all very aware that Barclays is currently in progress at the negotiations.


Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Golf: Culverwell, slick 66s to get comments on him. .

Zander, FORMER champion of the Lothians Culverwell took route 66 will pick up during this period the SGU Merit order more points.

Battle Trophy Crail, a winner earlier in the year, was Culverwell field down opening pair of 72s Dumfries & Galloway, Sutherland Chalice.

But he shot a 66 in the third round with a list of plays
Finalize the fifth circuit to 276 final feat.

Dunbar and his clubmate Danny Kay also gave a decent account of himself with a closing 68 for the 13th to the end of the tie to 285
Kingsknowe: n Allyn Dick was also in that group, when he was succeeded by the third round with a 72-68.

Event was won by the Balmore n Fraser McKenna, who wins the Glenbervie sudden death play-off hole, the second is the Graeme Robertson.

• NORTH BERWICK Catriona Matthew is, of course, the top-20 finish on the US women's open to the weather of late.

He signed with a 71 to finish more than seven Broadmoor Springs, Colorado, to 291. 2009 Ricoh women's Open champion in the 20th century, exactly in the top and is set to finish the Great Britain, the leading actor of the event.
But he found out his final position only after a final round of the rain and Thunder, and by roiskunut in Flash today. This means South Korea Seo Hee-kyung, a clubhouse leader is facing an anxious wait before knowing whether he has done enough to win the latest women's major.

His biggest danger is his compatriot soyeon Ryu, who was in the nib has three holes to play back the ammutut.

• ELLIOT SALTMAN, who had been the lead after an opening 68, close to the late 24th rounds close to open the Acaya expensive 75 and 74 Italy a challenge Tour event.


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The women's win in the return of air b Kenney

Scotland won the European women's Team Championship at Murhof Austria, (b), the flight failed to do last week in the top flight for the Championship of the eight qualifiers.

Beating Switzerland 4-1 and the Netherlands 4-1, the Scots 3-2 win edged Finland in ninth place in Europe. Scots were the winners, Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton nelikkoihin and Pamela Pretswell Kelsey MacDonald and the singles.


Megan Briggs and Jane Turner lost ties. Scottish Champion Kenney, who had been in a hospital early last week to return, set (a) the teams, which are cut from the top to make the Scots eight.

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The u.s. women's open title wait Ryu

South Korea Ryu soyeon won his first major title by beating compatriot Seo Hee-kyung, three shots in three holes play off the weather delays on the US women's open Colorado Springs yesterday. 21 years old, five foot birdie Ryu rolled putt the 18th green, the third extra hole to run his country LPGA victory. He was then dipped in the Champagne region players of the other Korean and former winners of the Pak Se-ri and Ji Eun-hee, after they ran him to join the Green Cross on the feast of the Broadmoor is ... the happy

"Unbelievable," said a beaming Ryu started birdie-birdie-par, after more than 1500, 1600, and the 18th holes play-off.

"Of KLPGA (LPGA of Korea) tournaments, but not six times, majors won and now have beaten US women's open. I can't believe it. "

Ryu in particular glad Pak and both his view on the protected profit stayed on, after the third year of significant had been the sharp timing rain, thunder and lightning earlier, Ji-in four days.

Ryu and Seo ready-to-three holes of regulation 72, 281, having closed in under three of the Seo par 68, shortly before the play had been suspended because of darkness on Sunday evening.

In the US, the World No 2, of the one third complete Kerr Cristie, after closing with a 71. Compatriot Angela Stanford had continued the line back to fourth after carding a 72.



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Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Golf: watches and learns from the Saltman Mickelson in the final round of the

LLOYD SALTMAN, who stood alongside Tiger Woods when he won the silver medal, St Andrews, opens in the year 2005, relished rubbing shoulders with, is the second star to the world final of the Scottish Barclays to open the round.

Archerfield-ace played with Phil Mickelson is the weather-hit the last Castle Stuart at Inverness. And he was, of course, to win the world not? 6 until the American "move up a gear" the birdies around the Turn of. burst
It was a great draw, and was a great day, "said the £ 3 after closing an Saltman? million at the event, won the world's no. 1?, for the third successive 70 by Luke Donald to finish on six-under-one behind his playing partner.
"When I was looking after both of our scores on Friday came, I was hoping that playing with Phil.

"It worked out very well, because it was an excellent experience, such as with Jeev Milka Singh, (the third member of the Group).

"I tried to watch Phil could be as much as a few things in and pick up."
Saltman was ahead of Mickelson, until the former Masters of the leaderboard champion, produced with four birdies bar spurt from the 18th, after they had begun in the 10th.

"I was there to try to concentrate on my own game, and the couple, who had a somewhat disappointing shot but at the same time, three of the 70s was in uniform," added Saltman.

"He almost exclusively on it, when he had those four birdies bar, one of them of great up and down after another impediment to the item.

"He was a great play and very chatty for him and his caddie," Bones "(Jim Mackay). It was good fun out there with them. "
Saltman, a little over £ 7300 picked up a cheque but declined the Office of the Dubai race 107th. "I tried to open the Center, but that would be a bonus, to be honest, and it was not to be," he added.

"After seven events in succession, in my opinion, is likely to be needed for the holiday, and I look forward to, three or four days before getting back to business enterprises and Sweden and myself start cooling."

After playing in the open every year since 1989, Colin Montgomerie, also the failures at Sandwich this week. Last year the Ryder Cup Captain came to the Highlands to the possibility of a last-his third season with a short rail by five shots.

But, the fact that the task of leading share 12 Montgomerie holes play given him by his belief that his major championship in Golf may not be over yet.
"Try-it is not anything else to do!" said the man, whose five-second, come to the end with their teachers, is called the large companies, including the 2005 open, Tiger Woods are on the back of someone who has never won a single record.
"Restart and I am hopeful a lot more than three weeks ago was.


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Salmond, a successful club golf in Scotland provides junior through the initiative of the

"The first Minister, Alex Salmond is confident the club golf course, the initiative will produce at the home of the junior players, who can challenge for the Scottish Open, in the years to come."It is great to see today with the Scottish big peppered leaderboard golf club but is fundamentally important to the initiative, which is intended to be a car in the world of golf in Scotland during the years of world power, "he said during a visit to Stuart le Cast.
"The only way to make the base of a pyramid is so great, because it can be a head coach and the people, by ensuring, through not only this leaderboard but Ryder Cups, and the future of the big tournaments feature Scottish professionals."
Programme to boost Salmond has stated its readiness to Martin Laird, Alastair Forsyth, Scott Jamieson, Peter Whiteford and Paul Lawrie had all their services on a voluntary basis to assist with that.
VisitScotland announced that: "the Drive it home" campaign to bring in 30 000 visitors, 63% of the previous year-increases to a golf course in the home of the fears that was rejected by the Salmond weather-hit event near Inverness in Scotland, tourism, golf would be.
"The Folk from around the world to know that everywhere is the freakish weather and has many places with a freakish and worse than what happens here," he said.
We are talking about is targeted in particular the Castle Stuart, Salmond added: "I bumped into Phil Mickelson five minutes ago and he has described this as one of the best courses in it, she had never seen.
"The Castle Stuart is a vindcated as one of the golf course, not only the world but-Scotland, commitments from the venues in the coming years, and Phil Mickelson is the word for it."




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Monday, July 18, 2011

Open: Louis Oosthuizen pretty good on own pull the furrow width

AS EXPECTED, the farmer, Louis Oosthuizen is surveyed at Sandwich land and heard the weather forecasts. He suspects that the wind is bound to wake up, as it did in St Andrews last year. It remains to be seen whether it blows him into a successful Claret jug luxurious title defenders for the club.Nobody makes a big claim on behalf of Oosthuizen, and he makes one yourself. "Here you are, do not open champion no longer ... No, unless ..., "he said yesterday, when asked whether to go to the relief, if it had previously been a hunting muistoon in the first match.
He seems to have hardly believe it is possible that he could prepare the initials of his extra money, earn Oosthuizen Claret jug the page again. Let's face it, outside of some of his family, friends, and the publicity Department of the John Deere farm machinery, to exalt his name will be added to the winners and the roll for the second time. Oosthuizen came to St Andrews is not in any of the last year. His victory has rarely enhanced, it was a memorable one. But he finds the novelty factor has worn, he begins his defence.
Tiger Woods was blocked in the tournament is the vacuum glitter thirst. Oosthuizen may offer a dust, her shoes to South African farm to return to the tread picked up whenever he can. However, he himself acknowledged, he may provide a valuable little glitter. He is the concept of an exchange of letters of Fame yesterday, and you do not manage to make it sound as if he was completely comfortable with the new, higher profile in his life.
"I do not know" who have been granted "is the word," he said. "If you plan to play very well, eventually you are going to be important information. It is a part of. It is not the mind, but it is not the case, you can go to look for. If the well, and I am, it is the second thing is to be done. " Grant to the better known a positive outcome is that his surname is not mispronounced so often, even if it still does not run in the language, even though the Golf course off veljeys. "I know that it is not the easiest for a last name," he shrugged.
It clearly does not take the trouble to a large extent, although Oosthuizen Ivor Robson certainly offer them correctly as well as lyrical, pronounced-West-huizen-welcome to the first tee at 2. 21 pm on Thursday, when the author also remind spectators and viewers that she is the reigning champion. Oosthuizen, himself, could boost his confidence to do this.
"It was a little slow to Open," he admits length yesterday. He found some form to win the open at the beginning of this year in Africa, but has been running since the year-the injured to a profit chart, the Old Course, flat rate in the last year. Oosthuizen is needed for a character.
Most of the animated, he received yesterday was when visiting Moline before its last week, John Deere Classic John Deere-recounting the factory. It took a little to the understanding of the observers to excessive, that he is the son of the country in the last resort. Nor does it affect, where he suffered one of the, which prevents him from returning to the St Andrews links in the Dunhill Championship in October last year, in the circumstances of the damage, unhelpful. He damaged his ankle during a hunting expedition, during the celebrations of the wedding, Charl Schwartzel, his compatriot, friend and the other major champion. Outdoor life is normal, Oosthuizen, and he has made a career of agricultural environment. Agriculture in the environment more than he had remained at home on the farm his family runs a nearby Bay for sure.

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Open: the forecast is favorable weather in the South Sandwich

After the rain and landslides Castle Stuart, organisers, players and spectators alike may be cheered by the long-term forecast is the end of the Open Championship at Sandwich. The coast of Kent might be determined to prove the more Clement than if the third round of the Scottish Open, was abandoned on Saturday Scotland Highlands. Met Office published its outlook to the Championship at Royal St Geor ge yesterday with only Saturday is likely to play in the rain, and even then it is described in the "sparse".

Forecast for the weekend announced a "Fairly clear on Saturday, scattered rain in the early and late" incidence. But this is as bad as reckoned, it causes.

Thursday's first round may not be running for the Office met in the circumstances of the becalmed. "The Dry sunny linked with," it predicted. "The opportunity to develop in the afternoon, the wind of the sea," it added, although the gusts did not exceed 15 mph, it is requested.

On Friday, in the meantime it is also a dry "with the addition of later in the first, in the cloud is a bright or sunny linked". Maximum gusts could get up to 30 mph, while the maximum temperature is forecast to be 20 c. Sunday, the last championship of the is "mostly dry and clear," the Royal & ancient gladden the hearts of the officials ' words.
They intend to watch the players in the policy is now a lucky older people. Rain is forecast at 3 pm arrive, and then click the "continue with the remainder of the day", 2 and 5 mm. But it is far from the House of Stuart, as well as the geographical reference of the castle in meteorology.


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Sunday, July 17, 2011

Offers Golf clubmaker, who conquered the farewell to the TV

LIVELY Scottish television golf commentator Alex Hay, PGA professional for over half a century, and former Ryder Cup referee, has died at age 78., although the very respected actor of their rights, it was his role in the BBC, in the years 1978 and that he was best known commentator in 2004.
He co presented all the major tournaments in the Peter Alliss, and the couple had a rapport, with wit, feeling and understanding of the game.
Last night, and the BBC Sports News correspondent, paid tribute to him by James Pearce. He said: "I am very sad to report that, Alex Hay, a former BBC golf commentator is dead. He helped me so significant on several occasions the golf events. "
Mr. Hay was born in Edinburgh in 1933 and joined the golf equipment manufacturer Ben Sayers clubmaker before becoming an apprentice-professional Assistant to Bill Shankland, Tony Jacklin, for the first employer in the Potters Bar golf Club, Hertfordshire.
He as a PGA professional in 1952, and linked the East Herts, Dunham forest and Ashridge golf clubs was prior to the transfer of Woburn in 1977. Initially, the head PGA professional, he became its Executive Director and was an influential role in the development of this Club, the design of the marquee course.
Originally introduced by the BBC for athletics and football commentator, David Coleman, Mr. Hay eventually was removed from the Corporation, some of the leading, because he had lost the connection to the modern techniques of golf.
Writing in his autobiography my life, Mr. Alliss said, he tried to get the powers-that-be to keep Mr. Hay.
"Unfortunately, some of the BBC wanted him (July,] out. I say, without fear or favour, that I keep him I fought tooth nail, but that was one of the battle, in which I have lost or misplaced, "he wrote.
Mr. Alliss, however, insisted that "Alex was one of the best analytical brains and is one of the best meeting ever you are on the buses".
Mr. Hay claimed that he had no information about the BBC declined the bitter.
Scotsman Mike contact Golf Aitken in the interview, he said in 2004: "I suppose, I could have said had decided to retire, but the truth is the BBC want to go to a different direction, and heck, I can't complain about that. When I started working for them, then 26 years, was handed a three-year agreement to Jerseyssa. As it turns out, I took in more than a quarter of a century, and enjoy every minute. You've received the letters of viewers enjoyed it too. "
Although Mr. Hay broadcasting, he remained closely involved in the professional golf scene, according to the, and was noted for his Golf instruction, and in particular of the swing, techniques, and wrote on the topic.

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Martin Dempster: Castle Stuart in the first Scottish open the contraction makes its

IT passed with flying colors, of course, was the name of the test, until the weather gods intervened question mark left the odd report that has selected the Barclays Scottish open on the Castle Stuart. While the review is initiated by encouraging them to arrive at the Inverness find area was embraced in the open, the last event in the armrests on Monday morning. With all due regard for the people, and around Loch Lomond, you might have tried to know ma jor sporting event was not held for 15 years, except for the juuttui coloring, the A82.
Compared to the Scottish open in swine fever had hit the capital of the Highlands. Event received countless mentions in a local radio station. Pubs in and around the city centre was also hung out welcome banners and the Golf course in veljeys Tuesday evening marching band-in-tube down one of the main throughfares.
The latter had nothing to do in any of the Scottish open, but this is fast on the finance charge memo, the 2014 Ryder Cup organizers, Gleneagles went down a treat: it's so close, high street, or even a pair of Auchterarder Perth nights during the week and then do exactly the same.
Weather-Wise, Monday was the best day of the week, the Moray Firth coast. Stuart Castle was full gastronomic, just a shame that only a handful of players and spectators were there to enjoy the conditions, which were those who followed later in the week to complete.
Even on a wet Wednesday in some entertaining for Barclays well-heeled customers in the pro-am the day important to the safety of the sponsor does not seem subdued spirits too much. At this point, the course itself, and in parking areas were holding very well, indeed, etc.
Rain the previous day and part of the bounce had been off course, and when the gun went on Thursday morning, it looked at first as though the European tour's newest location was going to be eaten alive in the media centre-the scoreboard was swamped in red figures.
By the end of the day, however, no one had managed to do better than that of the 65-to-seven-point, and 64, with two more shots than the John Deere Classic, responsible for the round of the PGA Tour were recorded for Reavie Chez signed the next day, before the dream turned into a nightmare for best score. Until then, we had not heard of the dissenting voice is protected. Pádraig Harrington, and Phil Mickelson led the players had gushed praise, it is one of the best new courses, they were clapped eyes in recent years, hailing the. What happened on Saturday was the most unfortunate and have tainted some of the views of the crying shame is.
The concern about the Castle Stuart persons, the European Tour and Barclays, which had two landslides on the course, and some of the action is to be, whatever the need, and try to stop the same thing happens again, should take place again at the rules of the gods in future years to pick.




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Saturday, July 16, 2011

Three of the Scots succeeded in qualifying, Berkshire

Teenagers Carly Booth and Gemma Dryburgh, the former a Professional, amateur, and the European tour, the Queen had the Clarc pro only three Scots to survive in the women's British open for the pre to Ricoh-the qualifying 18-hole tournament at the Berkshire Golf Club, Ascot and the best 25 yesterday. ties in the area, much of the final qualification by 120, Panmure Golf Club on Monday, 25 July. From there, leading a field of 16 to get the women's open, Carnoustie is 28-31 July.

Comrie's Booth and Aberdeen born
Dryburgh, Florida, in the IMG Leadbetter Academy student qualified for the par-72 mark. The Queen made it through the 20th century, 74, who led the 30 players in all the border equally to legitimate Panmure.

Scots, which could not be included in the LPGA Tour Player-of-Mhairi McKay, who was 78. Kenny Lynn (Archerfield Links) 75, at the same time, Heather MacRae, recently moved Downfield Gleneagles PGA with personnel failed to miss a shot of one of the 79, better than the former Scottish amateur champion Michele Thomson (McDonald, Sunderland).

Pamela Feggans (Patna, Ayr) and Gemma Webster (Glasgow), missed out on 79 and 80, respectively. Jane Turner, harrasterakentaja international, and Katy McNicoll, the pro tour, Carnoustie preparoitujen 83 and 76. Top pro tour of the Welsh, was qualifer Sahra Hassan under par 68, with four.

Dryburgh, meanwhile, is due this morning the Scottish U18 tee off from a girls ' Championship at Glenisla Alyth Golf Club qualifying in the first round. He happens to secured yesterday, Panmure, he set up the championship this week, seven-event, the 400-mile trip.

Playing off of one handicap, he aims to impress selectors enough to grant them the SLGA to him in his first Scotland cap girls home internationals at Gullane as the beginning of the next month.

Against her and Kilmacolm: n Eilidh Briggs, Lauren Whyte (St Regulus), Hannah McCook (Kauhajoki), Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie ladies), Clara Young (North Berwick) and McKechin (Elderslie) with Alyson calibre players.


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Open: Ben Curtis and the reunion of sorts by winning the 2003 caddie recalls the shock triumph

His win in the open in 2003, REMINDERS are everywhere: Ben Curtis this week in the first competitive outing, back to the Royal St George 's, his odds--against profit of the scene. However, perhaps the most profound nostalgia wallow on the invitation to tender for the first tee on Thursday, when the Ohian changes to See that caddie helped him inspire eight years ago.

 The only difference is that Andy Sutton is now carrying the BA: n g Aaron Baddeley, someone who is the real models in the title.

The same cannot be said to Curtis in 2003. It was his British Open golf tournament for the first time and she just picked up the tournament's leading caddie in days. But he and Sutton, starting only with the Maidstone, a major influence on, perhaps the most unheralded victor in such a case, the field of the future through American history, a combined road is, even though Louis Oosthuizen WINS in the last year of his money to run the given him.

Gain on change in their lives. Although now for eight years, it has helped pay for the up-class accommodation in his first open as compared to the builders. He characterizes the transition from "the mansion" and revealed that his base Kent this week has set him back a five-figure sum.

It is not finished, however, without increasing the visitors. Sutton, security measures have been taken, irrespective of the surprise Curtis Sunday evening. "Chicken Barbecue has garden furniture and here he comes, walking one of her kids in arms" smiled Curtis. "I'm like:" How did you get here? " I did not know he was coming. "But he is a good friend of mine and we can discuss it on a regular basis."

Indeed, Sutton for Curtis still five caddied years until parting company in American in 2008. But Baddeley may Sutton's interest in the local knowledge of this time around. Curtis ' I found the root he has the man, who is caddying for my group on Thursday and Friday, "said. Fate has decreed that they will meet again in the Curtis tamed as rookie in 2003, Sutton's useful eye, of course, under the.

It was a strange way of profit. Curtis has had the opportunity to sink to his knees, the 18th century, the profit is a collateral nerveless putt green. Instead, he heard he had won the driving range after Thomas Bjorn had endured his final three holes meltdown. Is not required, although the protagonists may be able to meet again this week after replacing the first Bjorn takes place, was called to the injured Vijay Singh yesterday to play off. Curtis "his victory Sutton, who he had been standing watch in what became the Bjorn's collapse, the news from the trailer and yelled.


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Friday, July 15, 2011

Steve Stricker is associated with a hat-trick in the club

Steve Stricker fell 25-foot putt to win the Green John Deere Classic for the third straight year in the fringe of the 18th century.Putt capped Stricker, who led by five at the back nine, two shots behind rookie Kyle Stanley then fell under two to close with a par 69 final roller coaster for two birdied holes in the afternoon.

Stricker became just the 10th golfer to win the PGA tournament three directly after the second world war. He finished at 22-under 262 to win one of Stanley. stroke Matt McQuillan, who had missed 10 of his previous tournaments, the Cut, shot 64 in the third one with Zach Johnson (65) to finish at 17.

Stricker with a victory, then connected to the group, which has won the tournament for three years. The list includes Tiger Woods, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Ben Hogan, and Johnny Miller. Woods made it six times, and Palmer twice. Woods is also one of four golfers who have won the tournament four years running.


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Open: Ernie Els lauds "complete fitness" Royal St George's

Farm-machinery-perks offers to defend the Open champion, Louis Oosthuizen, his daughter's superior archery skills, Ernie Els in a transparent manner, the issues of various types of chattasi before he left on Sunday evening in the Highlands of South Africa, the world is satisfied with the Barclays Scottish Open in her outing-to the Sandwich As Vice President, won ... two-time winner, Loch Lomond, it warms up to her was not carded three rounds before the end of the 50s for exactly 25-compatriot for the Claret jug in defense of Oosthuizen of o (n) the Atlantic Ocean on the other side.

"I am surprised, Louis went to the States, but it was the John Deere Classic. He is a farmer. He provides you with access to the process, "said the Springbok, which in a polished metal is produced by the world's oldest performance in the win a major, St Andrews, 12 months ago at the 2003 Open champion to fellow.

Charl Schwartzel after this time has joined the South African-European club. Masters champion, will not play in either the Scottish open, or John Deere Classic last week. "I don't know if it was a great decision," followed in which Els-the visit of the Royal St George 's, and liked what he saw.

"It is in perfect condition. Has a rough, but not enough to root out and hit your wedging shots. If necessary, you can do it, because the Greens have more undulating than Castle Stuart, "he said.

"In 1993, was very dry. And in 2003, is a good score. It is going to very tough par 70. To shoot four rounds of ammunition near, that is a good idea to purchase and no nominal value, particularly under good conditions, it will close. Although some of the shots in the second for the blind. Guys, who has been in existence prior to do well. "
He is also a key skill for Luke Donald and Lee Westwood, the world no. 1 and no. 2, and anticipates the Rory McIlroy to be heading for the world of Kent with certainty after his runaway win in the last month in a US Open.

"It is a great feeling, such as the US Open champion, will open the switch. When you win one major, you know, go to the next to win it easily. I.e., the way I felt, and I think there is a lot of confidence., Rory He handles the pressure. He tries to go under the radar after he makes in his press conference, and with it, please. "

Although Els describes in Loch Lomond as his "favorite course", the decision to move to the Scottish Highlands open received the Barclays massive thumbs up South African, who remained at Skibo castle with his family last week.

"The Brothers, in what place. I think I want to retire at the top, "he declared. "I did some Shooting, I was cycling in the mountain as well and I did some archery, my daughter, too, is better than me. I have decided not to play in the United States two weeks ago, but I am happy that I came to Scotland. Castle Stuart is going to be a very good course and I am back in the next year. "

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Three Scots to survive the qualifying, Berkshire

Teenagers Carly Booth and Gemma Dryburgh, the former a Professional, amateur, and the European tour, the Queen had the Clarc pro only three Scots to survive in the women's British open for the pre to Ricoh-the qualifying 18-hole tournament at the Berkshire Golf Club, Ascot yesterday.

the 25 best and far to a final area of the 120 ties in the qualifying, Panmure Golf Club on Monday, 25 July. From there, leading a field of 16 may in the women's open at Carnoustie on July 28-31.

Comrie's Booth and Dryburgh was born in Aberdeen, Florida, in the IMG Leadbetter Academy student qualified for the par-72 mark. The Queen made it through the 20th century, 74, who led the 30 players in all the border equally to legitimate Panmure.
Scots, which could not be included in the LPGA Tour Player-of-Mhairi McKay, who was 78. Kenny Lynn (Archerfield Links) in the 75 to Heather MacRae recently moved hwile Downfield Gleneagles PGA with personnel failed to miss a shot of one of the 79, better than the former Scottish amateur champion Michele Thomson (McDonald, Sunderland).

Pamela Feggans (Patna, Ayr) and Gemma Webster (Glasgow), missed out on 79 and 80, respectively. Jane Turner, harrasterakentaja international, and Katy McNicoll, the pro tour, Carnoustie preparoitujen 83 and 76. Top pro tour of the Welsh, was qualifer Sahra Hassan under par 68, with four.


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Open: Lee Westwood needs a top spot on the top, two

LEE Westwood needs a beginning, the two will have the opportunity to get the No. 1 spot in the world recovers in Luke Donald after running for a week to Six,. top with the play-off victory over Wentworth at Westwood for the first time to open the complete, Donald taking the lead in her stretched in the Barclays Scottish open by four shots, Castle Stuart near Inverness on Sunday.

If Westwood WINS his first major at Sandwich on Sunday, the second is to remain in the Deke No. 1 Westwood, but if it is the second solo at the beginning of the beginning of the still Donald 21 finished.

Scotland's Martin Laird, 26, ranked compatriot Stephen Gallacher with the 91st.

Steve Stricker, who won his third straight John Deere Classic Sunday the remains of the highest n O 5 American investment.



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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Monty misses out on the open, but a last-gasp place snatches Jamieson

COLIN Montgomerie proud Run of 21 consecutive Shuma-Gorath in British Open golf tournament, came in his final bid to earn a place in the field this week at Royal St George's failed to stop last night than in the eight times European No 1., but the Sandwich at Barclays Scottish open over Luke Donald won a place in the capital-to-go home Player such as Jamieson, Scott holed a ten foot birdie putt on the last to snatch it, Mark the death of Chile Tullo. Jamieson's success in taking the Scottish contingent of Kent, in the six-year-old Glaswegian joining 27-Sandy Lyle, Paul Lawrie, Martin Laird, Stephen Gallacher and Peter Whiteford Thursday for the start of the Assembly.
Sweet top five finish in the Highlands of his name in one of the final set of the best in the third period, the capital of large holes in the six led by Montgomerie in the final round before slipping 31: since then. the 48-year-old made his first appearance in the open in 1990, St Andrews, and it has been a year since the interim seconds, finishing then behind Tiger Woods in the year 2005, including the old course.
He had decided to keep the run, but now only contains the item to produce the prize to the pre-Kent-event dinner and seven in the third season back home again to switch off the large free time. "An eagle, and it was going very well," he then birdie, said after signing for the closure of the 206, 10 under par total of 70, winner of nine of the device and the n: O-1 in the world behind "then a Deke, I sort of ran out of puff, hit it on the left and became impossible for 11 lie, twice, and do the double. I then bogeyed the 13th and 14th before a birdie on 15, 16 and 17th President, but then it was too little too late. You have stopped again on the 29th, which is not good. Was too short, and as such-I got the case, you have a week off next week. "
Asked if the is missing out on the British Open golf tournament was sunk in, Montgomerie added: "not yet. I am just back from driving the Dunning now. I have two and a half hours in the car, and then sink into it. I will, because you've got something, open to Tuesday 9.00-AGW, then just come to the dinner at home. We will continue to play for the (open]-which is all to do with it. "
Last year the winning Ryder Cup Captain, trading one consolation to his execution, had kept her in the Castle Stuart to form a significant improvement over the last few weeks.

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Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Dryburgh has the objective of the European under 18 championship

The SCOTTISH u18 GIRLS: Aberdeen teen Gemma Dryburgh tee off from a large of this morning the Scottish under-18 girls ' Championship at the Ricoh women's British Open Championship at the Berkshire Golf Club, Ascot yesterday-pre qualifying round is played in Alyth. She Glenisla Golf Club qualifying first round and a round of 72 par, secured the final qualifier is the major championship at Carnoustie Panmure Golf Club later this month.

Then he took the 400-mile trip to the championship this week, seven-event Center.

Dryburgh is the home of the recently in Florida in the summer, if he is a student of the IMG David Leadbetter-the Bradenton Academy is coming from. The American junior events experienced by a player, Dryburgh was not yet produced the itself the name here. Playing off of one handicap, he aims to impress selectors enough to grant them the SLGA to him in his first Scotland cap girls home internationals at Gullane as the beginning of the next month.

Kilmacolm: n Eilidh Briggs, Lauren Whyte (St Regulus), Hannah McCook (Kauhajoki), Ailsa Summers (Carnoustie ladies), Clara Young (North Berwick) and McKechin (Elderslie) with Alyson calibre players standing and Under 18s Division of Dryburgh.



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Open: Peter Whiteford and Scott Jamieson reunited first major

PETER Whiteford is pleased that he is going to be filled by Scott Jamieson at Sandwich again this week with his field the Glaswegian sneaked the last throw the dice, with compatriot.The Duo tried to play in the Barclays Scottish Open final round partners than hot-rolled, in a ten foot birdie putt on the last hole is Castle Stuart pip Tullo, Mark Gagli, Lorenzo and Martin Wiegle, Kent Jamieson single spot up for grabs.
Jamieson's success boosted the Scottish contingent to six joining the Whiteford, who came to Sunningdale qualifier, as well as Sandy Lyle, Paul Lawrie, Martin Laird and Stephen Gallacher.
"It was nice to see Scott, make it a Sandwich, too," said Whiteford. "On the Final hole is the Castle, he thought going in Stuart may have needed an eagle. I played the last of him. "green" juurtumiseen "
Jamieson, such as making her first Open Whiteford appearance this week. "I went to St Andrews, for once, but never I made it past the beer telttaan," said a Fifer. "Honestly, I'm not really that interested in watching golf, because I want to be there to play. I really do not know exactly what to expect, because I have never been identified.
"I don't really have great goals going into the competition, but I assume that it would be nice to get all four rounds of the belt and get a full opportunity to do it is going to it is fantastic to be in there, because it was my schedule at the beginning of the period.
It is going, it is important to me and make sure you get plenty of experience, and make sure that I am using it in the future. "
After you share a final round going into the Highlands on Sunday, the lead outside the top 30 of the Whiteford slipped after closing 73 and is now seen to jump ahead of him to become the leading Scot of this period the race Dubai Jamieson.
"I had two good days of Castle Stuart and one of the date of the terrible," he sold. "The Final round I putted really terrible and not do anything particularly well, to be honest. It was a bad day and I forget about it, sometimes they are derived, can you?
"The Castle Stuart is the type of course, if you want to get a fast start, and I do on Sunday. Not to birdie the second or third method, did not start.
"You can make all the excuses you want, but they are not going to change anything, and searching for the quality system is. I never received anything from the little errors from all over the game.
"It is not, as in the ball off the line, or anything in miles, was the way the cue ball is not lost too much confidence going to Open. Still, I think, just as in the game, there is a Sandwich to go. "


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Monday, July 11, 2011

Open: from out of the McIlroy Rory-Draw whets appetite

Tiger Woods, and hopefully, in the absence of rain, the biggest by the spectators kicked of explosion characteristics of the file transfer will begin to form only after the Thursday morning when Rory McIlroy, golf: the man in the currently open section of the methods of implementation to posting yield am 9. Northern have told has existed, or thereabouts, the major tournaments in the last four. He was there, according to the settlement of some important play, US Open final in June. the 22-year-old won his first eight shots high and will be a big draw is the end of the Open Championship gest.

Daly tees off in the Group's PGA Rookie Rickie Fowler and the year with Ernie Else Muirfield in 2002 Open winner. They are scheduled to start, I am of the next group of 9.09 out of being in the stellar names from one collection to another.

World No 1, Luke Donald, fresh from his success in the Scottish Open, is the largest in Asia is plotted on a sports name, Ryo Ishikawa, and Sergio Garcia, the commonplace darling open gallery, but I try to apply for breach of his title here at the latest. Even this early, the five former Open Champions are already heading out of the need to describe the time ", St Andrews, the English" course. Among them is the Ben Curtis, winner here in 2003. He is grouped by the Englishman Paul Casey and Australian Aaron Baddeley.

Andy Sutton, caddie helped Curtis argue that the unlikely couple of days, only the profit of the met, is in the bag, in this context, Baddeley. Thomas Bjorn, 2003 offers a new reminder. Dane who blew the last three holes, eight years ago, was the first replacement and I got a call yesterday, when Vijay Singh withdrew to injuries.

Defending Open champion Louis Oosthuizen is homologous to the winners of the Martin Kaymer Mickelson and Phil at 2. 21. a a slightly earlier at the pm 1.43 pm, Graeme McDowell heads off to the young donors to date Jason and Bubba Watson's former US Open champion. Even though Woods is missing, the excitement in the reduction of the quota should not be regarded as inevitable. It is likely to be added to the leading payment with McIlroy



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