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Name game is a bogey for Colin Montgomerie
HE MAY have been one of the best golfers of his generation but it appears he is not as good with names.
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Monty's bright eye-dea: Sight specialist brought in to help golfer's putting
Steve Feeney will help Montgomerie line-up putts through a 'sightright' technique - but the expert says it won't be a quick fix Colin Montgomerie has turned to a sight specialist who works with top darts and snooker stars in a bid to revive his flagging golf career.
Eaton professional Philip Pearson is honoured for golf excellence
Pearson was presented with the Sinclair Award, for junior development work of real excellence, by none other than former Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie at a prestigious ceremony held at Wentworth.
Three days after shooting 66 at Walton Heath to earn himself a US Open debut, the 33-year-old from Southport took the first round lead in the ISPS Handa Wales Open with a four under par 67.
SevenoaksHol updated BBC radio and TV personality Chris Evans was...
BBC radio and TV personality Chris Evans was jumping for joy at the recent Golf Live event at the London Golf Club near Sevenoaks when he and a team of celebrities claimed a new British record after playing 18 holes in less than 11 minutes.
Johnson joins some esteemed company
Since that time the likes of Julius Boros, Billy Casper, Ben Crenshaw and Phil Mickelson, just to name a few, have added their names to the growing list of multiple winners.
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Olazabal has sympathy for Casey
Jose Maria Olazabal has expressed the hope Paul Casey can return to fitness and still challenge for his Ryder Cup team.
Rhys Davies looks to regain Wales Open form of 2010
WELSHMAN Rhys Davies returns to the Celtic Manor this week for the ISPS Handa Wales Open looking to get back to the stellar form that saw him finish second in the 2010 tournament.
'I'm tempted by the idea of Senior grand slam,' admits Colin Montgomerie
FIRST he didn't seem keen on playing any senior golf. Then, he said he'd dip a toe in the water by making his over-50s debut in next year's Senior Open.
Scottish News: Soldier befriended by Colin Montgomerie tells of...
A SOLDIER befriended by Colin Montgomerie when the golf hero visited Afghanistan has told of his joy as he prepares for a dream round alongside the star.
A team of young golfers from St Peter's School in Sittingbourne came face-to-face with Colin Montgomerie after taking part in a competition - but only a few of them recognised the 2010 Ryder Cup captain.
"I remember seeing pictures and thinking, 'Is that...
He might be one of our most successful sportsmen, but with heart disease in the family golfer Colin Montgomerie had to take action During the past few months, I've lost a couple of stone because my weight was an issue - when the clothes don't fit and you're 48, something has to be done.
Noren to play US Open; Monty, Olazabal miss out
Alex Noren of Sweden qualified for the U.S. Open for the second straight year, while past and present European Ryder Cup captains Colin Montgomerie and Jose Maria Olazabal failed to do so.
Colin Montgomerie drives 900 miles in pursuit of place at US Open
Photograph: Andrew Redington/Getty Images Colin Montgomerie has given himself the chance to qualify for another major after a 900-mile drive to fetch a new putter.
Donald tops rankings after Wentworth win
Luke Donald turned on the style again at Wentworth to retain the BMW PGA title and grab the world number one spot back off Rory McIlroy.
Golf: Scots golf legend Colin Montgomerie makes US Open bid
COLIN MONTGOMERIE starts his bid to make his majors comeback tomorrow in the 36-hole US Open qualifying tournament at Walton Heath.
Colin Montgomerie has taken time out from attending the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth to reward golfing enthusiasts who have gone the extra mile in introducing the game to children.
Golf: Donald takes lead at Wentworth after Morrison meltdown
WENTWORTH, United Kingdom: Luke Donald is in pole position to retain the PGA Championship title and return to the top of the world rankings after overnight leader James Morrison suffered a third round meltdown at Wentworth.
David Drysdale stays in hunt for title as five Scots survive PGA cut
AFTER such promising signs on the opening day, only five Scots from a starting line-up of 13 are still standing at Wentworth with two rounds to go.
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