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McDowell secures Heritage title
Graeme McDowell has won the RBC Heritage in South Carolina, beating US Open champion Webb Simpson in a play-off.
How Greg Norman finally won a Green Jacket for Australia
Hottest Masters champion ever. The verdict was delivered in a text from a wife to her husband at Augusta. The perspective was all female, and widely shared, but there is plenty in Adam Scott for the man of the house to admire.
Masters: Adam Scott beats Angel Cabrera in play-off to win at Augusta and become first ever Australian to triumph in contest
Nine months after blowing a four-shot lead in the Open, Adam Scott gained sweet redemption with a dramatic Masters triumph at a rain-soaked Augusta.
McIlroy frustrated by errors
Frustration was the overriding emotion for Rory McIlroy as his bid for a first Masters title ended just as the leaders teed off in their final round.
McIlroy: My strategy is right
Rory McIlroy was today trying again to figure out the right plan of attack for Augusta National, albeit after starting the final round of the Masters far too early for his liking.
Scott has chance of redemption
Nine months after blowing a four-shot lead with four holes to play in the Open, Adam Scott has the chance to gain redemption by claiming a first major title in the Masters.
Couples conjures up old magic to give himself a shot at shock victory
FRED Couples rolled back the years with a fine round of 71 to add to his opening round of 68, leaving him right in the mix for Masters glory tomorrow.
McDowell and Dunbar find it rough going
Tough day: Graeme McDowell had to dig deep at AugustaGraeme McDowell faced a nervy couple of hours waiting to see if he had made the cut at the Masters last night while the other half of the Portrush contingent, amateur Alan Dunbar, bowed out with his head held high.
Young and old overshadow leader Day
Australia's Jason Day claimed a one-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Masters, but all the headlines were about two players at the opposite ends of the age spectrum on a dramatic day at Augusta National.
Rory McIlroy rallies in his battle against demons and illusions at the Masters
He drove off the tee beautifully and with great accuracy in the gentle rain and then he walked jauntily up the first fairway with his umbrella lofted high in his left hand. Yet for a little, critical time here, Rory McIlroy was as much an illusionist as world golf's richest and most dynamic young player.
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The Masters: Former goalkeeper David Lynn briefly steals limelight from Tiger Woods
David Lynn was once on the books of Wigan and Stoke as a goalkeeper, which, theoretically at least, means he could have been contesting an FA Cup semi-final this weekend or playing against Manchester United. Oh well, he will just have to settle for a spell leading the Masters.
Resurgent Sergio Garcia dreams of ending Masters drought
Sergio Garcia leads the Masters a year after claiming he was only ever playing for second at Augusta. Garcia let rip a year ago after shooting a 75 on Saturday.
Masters favourite Tiger Woods gets down to some serious business
In all the overheated circumstances they might have played "Eye of the Tiger" when he came to the first tee. But then you probably had to scour the most distant pine forests to find someone unaware he was back.
The Masters: Guan Tianlang keeps nerve to silence doubters
Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo, Tom Watson, Ben Crenshaw. Golf's royalty has been lining up at Augusta to praise and pass on their wisdom to Tianlang Guan, the 14-year-old history-making prince of the fairways from Guangzhou, China.
Garcia and Leishman lead Masters
A year after claiming he was not good enough to win a major and needed to "play for second or third place", Sergio Garcia claimed a share of the lead on the opening day of the 77th Masters.
McIlroy: I need to cut out mistakes
Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy go into the second round of the Masters separated by just two shots, but the omens looked far better for Woods than the man he recently succeeded as world number one.
The Masters: Rory McIlroy left in the shade at Augusta
Rory McIlroy might want to consult the oracle that is debutant David Lynn for tips on how to ignite his Masters challenge.
The Masters: Magical Augusta course set for a battle of the ages
The sun shone out of an unblemished sky, bathing the most gorgeous garden on earth in a honeyed glow. From a spot behind the 18th green the aching beauty of The Masters reveals itself. To the left the 10th fairway tumbles away into the distance toward a shaded green, where the shadows of the Georgia pines stretch out like fingers as if to claim the fairway and drag it back into the woods.
The Masters: Be afraid of Phil Mickelson's latest monster
Phil Mickelson has been channelling Boris Karloff in his preparation for a tilt at a fourth Green Jacket. He has created a monster. His Frankenstein is his Phrankenwood, as he calls it.
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Lampard: Mourinho was the best new
Frank Lampard has lauded the man-management credentials of former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho ahead of an expected second coming of the Special One this summer.
Watkins diagnosed with cancer new
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Rafael Nadal settles an old score at Rome Masters – like a Ferrari to Roger Federer's Fiat 500 new
It was meant to be a rekindling of the sport's greatest rivalry, but the meeting of Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer yesterday in their first final for nearly two years was about as competitive as a race between a Ferrari and a Fiat 500. Nadal claimed his seventh Rome Masters title by beating Federer 6-1, 6-3 in just 68 minutes to complete a perfect preparation for the French Open, which begins on Sunday.
Arsene Wenger says Arsenal must buy players in summer transfer window new
Arsène Wenger admitted Arsenal need to become major players in the transfer market after securing the final Champions League qualification place with victory at Newcastle.
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