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Spider-Man will hover around for the Falcon
ABU DHABI // 'Spider-Man' is coming to Abu Dhabi with the aim of capturing the Falcon.
Padraig Harrington and Paul Casey have expressed their disappointment at Tiger Woods' absence from the field for this week's Chevron World Challenge.
Harig: Did PGA Tour pros do their part in '09?
His body language suggested he wanted to be someplace else, and chances are pretty good that those vibes were accurate.
NAILSEA'S Chris Wood has been named the Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year after a solid first full season on the European Tour.
European Tour Notebook: Six players now in top 10 of world ranking
For the first time ever, Europe has six players in the top 10 of the Official World Golf Ranking.
Highland High School wrestling: Paul Casey named new coach
Highland Local School District and Highland High School welcomes Paul Casey as the new head coach of the wrestling team, pending board approval.
Whitnell aiming for place on PGA European tour
TWO of the biggest weeks of Dale Whitnell's young golfing career lie ahead as the Tiptree star bids to take his place among Europe's elite talent.
Rory McIlroy builds healthy Order of Merit lead
Photograph: Stuart Franklin/Getty Images Rory McIlroy has a lead of more than A 110,000 over Lee Westwood in the Order of Merit with one week remaining on the European Tour.
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With a victory on Sunday, McIlroy, Westwood or Kaymer would win the Race to Dubai.
Casey earns invite toA Masters, U.S. Open
Paul Casey has earned invitations to the 2010 Masters and U.S. Open after finishing in 22nd place on the PGA Tour's Money List.
Notebook: Difficult season puts Appleby in tough position for 2010
Stuart Appleby, who lives in Orlando, Fla., is No. 134 on the money list and could have kept his card by finishing at least 15th at Disney this week in the final PGA Tour event of the year.
Remodeled Wentworth given extra bite for PGA Championship
Players at the 2010 PGA Championship at Wentworth will face one of the most treacherous closing holes in golf after a remodeling of the famous West Course, organizers said on Thursday.
Westwood and McIlroy slug it out in Hong Kong
THE Race to Dubai title will not be decided this week but the UBS Hong Kong Open does represent a chance for leading contenders Lee Westwood and Rory McIlroy to put one hand on the Harry Vardon Trophy.
Two events this week could be crucial as European season winds down
It used to be that the climax to a European Tour season involved little more than moving from one part of Spain to another.
Click here for latest golf betting Click here for latest golf news Click here for latest golf scores Click here for 2009 European Tour calendar Click here for 2009 US Tour calendar Lee Westwood is back into the world number four spot he last occupied eight years ago - and has become Europe's highest-ranked player once again.
Casey setback for Dubai finale
Paul Casey's hopes of winning the inaugural Race to Dubai, which concludes with the lucrative Dubai World Championship later this month, was cast into serious doubt yesterday when the powerful Englishman was again struck down by a rib injury.
Stars line up for 'best-ever' HK Open
Organisers of the UBS Hong Kong Open hailed next week's field as the strongest in the tournament's 51-year history as major winners Mark O'Meara and Ben Curtis joined the stellar cast.
American Nick Watney stole Tiger Woods' thunder at the WGC-HSBC Champions as he took a two-stroke lead, but the world No1 is lurking dangerously three off the pace.
Casey targets a Shanghai surprise
HIGH STAKES: but Paul Casey says he is just happy to be back out on the course again after injury woes England's Paul Casey hopes to spring a surprise in this week's World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions in Shanghai to end a frustrating injury-hit season the way he started it.
Paul Casey realistic about bonus chance
Paul Casey mathematically is very much in the hunt for the Race to Dubai on the European Tour, at No.
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