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John Huggan: McIlroy's decision to play two tours is a risky strategy
GIVEN HIS endearingly mop-topped combination of jauntiness, natural charisma and respectful politeness that is a credit to his rightfully proud parents, it has never been hard to like and admire Rory McIlroy.
GOLF: Surry ready for Tour push
TROWBRIDGE golfer Steve Surry is quietly confident he can fulfill his dream and make it onto the European Tour for the first time when he competes for a place in the final qualifying round in Spain this weekend.
Els pairs with Dubai businessman to raise money for autism centre
DUBAI // The golfing star Ernie Els, who has become a global ambassador for autism awareness and research, yesterday raised Dh150,000 for the Dubai Autism Centre with a single round of golf.
McIlroy swayed by India's Singh in U.S. PGA Tour decision
Rory McIlroy has revealed a conversation with Jeev Milkha Singh swayed his decision to join the U.S. PGA Tour next season, despite advice from Ernie Els, Lee Westwood and Darren Clarke to stay in Europe for another year.
Westwood and father arrive in Dubai with big prizes on their mind
Lee Westwood's father could be celebrating in the Middle East this weekend even if the world No.
Ernie Els practises at the Earth Course
Welcome to a real-life oasis. Glorious verdant green peppered with brilliant white bunkers, dappled with deep blue water and surrounded by luxurious abodes with the unmistakeable aroma of unlimited pots of cash in the desert.
Ernie Els: Long and difficult journey back to top for 'The Big Easy'
Brian Viner Interviews: 'The injury came at the right time,' says the three-times major winner Ernie Els.
Second best but Chalmers thrilled
Tiger Woods drew the biggest crowds, but a good-sized gallery was looking on as Greg Chalmers hit out of the rough in pursuit of the American yesterday.
On the Couch / Where sporting values reign supreme
The wife of a recently retired gent is getting tired of seeing him loll around all day, say, on the couch watching sport on TV.
Credit to Mickelson, he played some good stuff over the 4 days and nobody can grudge him a win
Phil Mickelson has produced a happy ending to a traumatic year by seeing off Ernie Els to win the HSBC Champions tournament in Shanghai for the second time in three years news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/gol... Els was right in contention until the very end, when his first bogey of the round at the final hole cost him dear, whilst Tiger Woods slumped back ...
Scott says he might stick to US tour
Eds: APNewsNow. By DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer MELBOURNE, Australia Adam Scott says he might give up his European Tour membership if officials decide next week to increase the minimum number of tournaments required.
Ernie Els is fired up over his new golf ball
Ernie Els couldn't contain his excitement after he finished his play in China. Els posted a final round 63, which was one short of tying Phil Mickelson for the HSBC Championship.
Shanghai - Big South African Ernie Els was a happy man Sunday despite a costly last hole blunder costing him a memorable come-from-behind victory at the WGC-HSBC Champions.
Mickelson rallies to win HSBC Champions
SHANGHAI - Phil Mickelson won the HSBC Champions on Sunday by rallying against a familiar foe.
Els, Garcia ruled out as Open stars
The list of potential marquee replacements for Greg Norman at the Australian Open continues to dwindle, with South African star Ernie Els and Spanish sensation Sergio Garcia scratched on Friday.
John Huggan: A league of her own
EVEN this early in a still callow season, much talk of Grand Slams has been circulating.
Big South African Ernie Els turned 40 this month and celebrated with a family vacation in the Bahamas, arriving for the Singapore Open refreshed and ready to break his win jinx.
Poulter leads Els, Yih-Shin, by one
Ian Poulter shot a 5-under 66 to take a one-stroke lead over Ernie Els and Chan Yih-shin during the suspended first round of the Singapore Open.
John Cook took a six-stroke lead in a bid for his second Champions Tour victory in three weeks, shooting a 5-under 67 in the third round of the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship.
Kim rallied from an early two-hole deficit in near perfect conditions at the Finca Cortesin golf course on Saturday, pulling away at the 27th hole.
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