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US Open: Rose hoping to inspire compatriots
JUSTIN Rose hopes his US Open triumph can inspire more English players to win major championships - but he also wants more of them for himself.
US Open: Lawrie breaks par to lift into top 20
PAUL Lawrie led the Scottish challenge at the US Open at Merion yesterday, lifting himself into the top 20 by breaking par for the first time this week.
US Open 2013: Wicked pins leave Lee Westwood feeling like a basket case
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Donald remains in US Open hunt after rough round
He bogeyed Nos. 4-7 to totally spoil his round Friday. Donald was at 4 under Thursday before play was suspended, and finished with a 2-under 68 on Friday.
Queen honors Christian Horner, Paul Lawrie
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner and 1999 British Open champion Paul Lawrie are among the sporting players and officials to be honored by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II in her birthday list.
Country's top cop, golfer Paul Lawrie and comic book guru Mark...
THE news that the club had failed to pay "a number" of their players came as it was revealed new signing Danny Wilson is reconsidering his move to Tynecastle.
Lawrie & Horner in Queen's honours
Scottish golfer Paul Lawrie and Red Bull Formula One team principal Christian Horner have each been awarded an OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours.
Yip shoots opening round 76 at U.S. Open Thursday
According to the United States Open website , Calgary native Ryan Yip shot an opening round six-over 76 after the first day of the 2013 U.S. Open at the Merion Golf Club outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Thursday.
Puyallup's Moore quick to learn Merion's quirky layout
ARDMORE, Pa. - Scotland's Paul Lawrie came over to say goodbye and wish his fellow golfers good luck Wednesday.
Martin Laird won't be switching to short putter
MARTIN Laird, who has won all three of his PGA Tour titles using a long putter, has no intention of switching to a conventional model in the countdown to the anchoring ban kicking in at the start of 2016.
Russell Knox joins compatriots with US Open place
HE missed out on Muirfield but not Merion. Exactly a fortnight after falling agonisingly short in his bid to secure a berth in this year's Open Championship - he lost out in a four-man play-off in the international qualifier in Texas - Russell Knox made no mistake when the dice were rolled for next week's US Open in Ardmore, Pennsylvania.
Lawrie hopes to attract Euro players
Paul Lawrie hopes some of his European Tour colleagues will support his invitational tournament at Deeside Golf Club from September 16 to 19.
Delighted Chris Doak secures a US Open spot after nerve-wracking play-off at Walton Heath
CHRIS DOAK can't wait to savour his moment in the sun at the US Open after booking his golden ticket at Walton Heath yesterday.
Big names on the sidelines at BMW Pga Championship
It was a cold day for Rory McIlroy, left, and Paul Lawrie during the second round of the BMW PGA Championship in Virginia Water, England.
Kingston leads McIlroy in Wentworth woe
South Africa's James Kingston posted a six-under par 66 to lead the first round of the European PGA Championship on Thursday on a day of frustration for Rory McIlroy.
McIlroy plays down rift with McDowell
Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell will play alongside each other in the first two rounds of Europe's flagship event Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell were back to being friendly rivals as the BMW PGA Championship got under way at Wentworth.