Golf: September 2008 Archives

Singh opts for recovery time

Fiji's Vijay Singh has decided to give himself two months off in a bid to get over some niggling injuries.

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Westwood pleased to be runner-up

Lee Westwood was in philosophical mood after his play-off defeat to Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano at the British Masters.

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Garcia foiled again

Camilo Villegas beat Sergio Garcia in a sudden-death play-off at the season-ending Tour Championship in Atlanta on Sunday.

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Kim denies argey-bargey

Ryder Cup sensation Anthony Kim insists his collision with Europe's Ian Poulter in Valhalla last weekend was purely unintentional.

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Woosnam targets Wales return

Ian Woosnam has reiterated he would like to captain Europe again for the 2010 Ryder Cup in Wales.

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Scot tipped for captain's role

Sandy Lyle admits he would like to captain Europe in the 2010 Ryder Cup and has also been backed by Colin Montgomerie.

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Love to play rather than captain

American Davis Love says that he would rather play in the next Ryder Cup after being linked with the captaincy.

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Woosnam ready to return

Ian Woosnam has confirmed he would like to captain Europe again for the 2010 Ryder Cup on home soil at Celtic Manor.

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Poulter tells Kim to 'grow up'

Ian Poulter has told Anthony Kim to "grow up" after revealing he was body checked by his Ryder Cup rival in Valhalla.

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Faldo 'will get it', warns Azinger

US Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger expects the knives will be out for rival Nick Faldo after defeat for Europe in Valhalla.

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'Zinger thanks US crowd

Victorious US Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger felt the amazing atmosphere in Kentucky helped his side regain the trophy from Europe.

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Faldo happy with showing

European Ryder Cup captain Nick Faldo said he was proud of his team despite the loss of the trophy to the USA by 16½ points to 11½.

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Europe close the gap to two points

The United States will take a 9-7 lead in the Ryder Cup going into the final day at Valhalla after Europe closed the gap.

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States shine through as Europe struggle

America lead the way going into day two at Valhalla with a 5½ to 2½ lead over defending champions Europe.

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Faldo on 'incredible' Ali meeting

A tearful Nick Faldo described his meeting with boxing legend Muhammad Ali as an "incredible moment" and "really special".

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Azinger braced for marathon

American captain Paul Azinger has stressed to his players the need for focus when the Ryder Cup gets underway.

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European pairs given national flavour

Nick Faldo put his European players in pairings with a national flavour on the second practice day at the Ryder Cup in Valhalla.

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Tiger turns down Valhalla invite

Tiger Woods says he won't attend this week's Ryder Cup but has pledged his full support to the US team.

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Faldo dismisses Harrington fears

Europe's Ryder Cup captain Nick Faldo has dismissed claims Open and USPGA champion Padraig Harrington is tired after his busy summer.

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Faldo content with his dozen

European Ryder Cup captain Nick Faldo appeared quietly confident as he joined his team of 12 on the flight to the USA.

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Dane motors into contention in Germany

Soren Hansen fired a second round 67 to move within one shot of Mercedes-Benz Championship halfway leader Robert Karlsson in Cologne.

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Daly backs Europe for success

John Daly believes Europe will retain the Ryder Cup at Valhalla but thinks this year's contest will be much closer.

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Pairings poser for Faldo - McDowell

Graeme McDowell says European captain Nick Faldo will have a job on trying to come up with the pairings in Valhalla.

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Langer reveals Ryder Cup fear

Former Ryder Cup captain Bernhard Langer says Nick Faldo could be made to pay for not taking a bigger support team to the US.

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Westwood keen to end wildcard talk

Lee Westwood has backed Nick Faldo over his wildcard selections and insists team spirit will again be one of the side's assets.

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Westwood making slow progress

Tonsillitis victim Lee Westwood will be fit for the Ryder Cup, his agent Chubby Chandler has confidently predicted.

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Lucquin edges out McIlroy in Euro Masters

France's Jean-Francois Lucquin has edged out Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy in a play-off to win the Omega European Masters.

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Furyk running hot at BMW

American Jim Furyk fired a warning ahead of the Ryder Cup with a course-record eight-under-par 62 at the BMW Championship.

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Woosie's words of wisdom

Ian Woosnam feels European captain Nick Faldo may struggle with just one assistant when the Ryder Cup gets underway at Valhalla.

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Golden Bear backs his cubs

Jack Nicklaus thinks the USA will "easily" win the Ryder Cup and wants to redress the balance of recent European domination.

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Teen ace shoots low in Masters

Teenager Rory McIlroy shot an eight under par 63 to take the first round lead in the Omega European Masters in Switzerland.

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Wolstenholme to turn pro

England's most capped amateur golfer Gary Wolstenholme is turning professional at the age of 48.

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Azinger seeks Woods advice

US captain Paul Azinger has confirmed he will seek the input of Ryder Cup absentee Tiger Woods in Valhalla.

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Four wildcards named by Azinger

Paul Azinger has become the first captain to use four wildcards in his Ryder Cup side after finalizing his team.

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Singh takes FedEx control with second win

Vijay Singh was in hot form on the greens to storm to a five-shot victory at the Deutsche Bank Championship.

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Ryder Cup career not over - Monty

Colin Montgomerie has vowed to put the disappointment of missing this year's Ryder Cup behind him and make the side in two years time.

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Weir still in front

Former Masters champion Mike Weir birdied the last hole to take a one-shot lead at the Deutsche Bank Championship.

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Faldo happy with Casey/Poulter choice

Nick Faldo says he is 'feeling good' after selecting Paul Casey and Ian Poulter as his two Ryder Cup wildcard picks.

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Singh opts for recovery time

Fiji's Vijay Singh has decided to give himself two months off in a bid to get over some niggling injuries.

More: Singh opts for recovery time |

Westwood pleased to be runner-up

Lee Westwood was in philosophical mood after his play-off defeat to Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano at the British Masters.

More: Westwood pleased to be runner-up |

Garcia foiled again

Camilo Villegas beat Sergio Garcia in a sudden-death play-off at the season-ending Tour Championship in Atlanta on Sunday.

More: Garcia foiled again |

Kim denies argey-bargey

Ryder Cup sensation Anthony Kim insists his collision with Europe's Ian Poulter in Valhalla last weekend was purely unintentional.

More: Kim denies argey-bargey |

Woosnam targets Wales return

Ian Woosnam has reiterated he would like to captain Europe again for the 2010 Ryder Cup in Wales.

More: Woosnam targets Wales return |

Scot tipped for captain's role

Sandy Lyle admits he would like to captain Europe in the 2010 Ryder Cup and has also been backed by Colin Montgomerie.

More: Scot tipped for captain's role |

Love to play rather than captain

American Davis Love says that he would rather play in the next Ryder Cup after being linked with the captaincy.

More: Love to play rather than captain |

Woosnam ready to return

Ian Woosnam has confirmed he would like to captain Europe again for the 2010 Ryder Cup on home soil at Celtic Manor.

More: Woosnam ready to return |

Poulter tells Kim to 'grow up'

Ian Poulter has told Anthony Kim to "grow up" after revealing he was body checked by his Ryder Cup rival in Valhalla.

More: Poulter tells Kim to 'grow up' |

Faldo 'will get it', warns Azinger

US Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger expects the knives will be out for rival Nick Faldo after defeat for Europe in Valhalla.

More: Faldo 'will get it', warns Azinger |

'Zinger thanks US crowd

Victorious US Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger felt the amazing atmosphere in Kentucky helped his side regain the trophy from Europe.

More: 'Zinger thanks US crowd |

Faldo happy with showing

European Ryder Cup captain Nick Faldo said he was proud of his team despite the loss of the trophy to the USA by 16½ points to 11½.

More: Faldo happy with showing |

Europe close the gap to two points

The United States will take a 9-7 lead in the Ryder Cup going into the final day at Valhalla after Europe closed the gap.

More: Europe close the gap to two points |

States shine through as Europe struggle

America lead the way going into day two at Valhalla with a 5½ to 2½ lead over defending champions Europe.

More: States shine through as Europe struggle |

Faldo on 'incredible' Ali meeting

A tearful Nick Faldo described his meeting with boxing legend Muhammad Ali as an "incredible moment" and "really special".

More: Faldo on 'incredible' Ali meeting |

Azinger braced for marathon

American captain Paul Azinger has stressed to his players the need for focus when the Ryder Cup gets underway.

More: Azinger braced for marathon |

European pairs given national flavour

Nick Faldo put his European players in pairings with a national flavour on the second practice day at the Ryder Cup in Valhalla.

More: European pairs given national flavour |

Tiger turns down Valhalla invite

Tiger Woods says he won't attend this week's Ryder Cup but has pledged his full support to the US team.

More: Tiger turns down Valhalla invite |

Faldo dismisses Harrington fears

Europe's Ryder Cup captain Nick Faldo has dismissed claims Open and USPGA champion Padraig Harrington is tired after his busy summer.

More: Faldo dismisses Harrington fears |

Faldo content with his dozen

European Ryder Cup captain Nick Faldo appeared quietly confident as he joined his team of 12 on the flight to the USA.

More: Faldo content with his dozen |

Dane motors into contention in Germany

Soren Hansen fired a second round 67 to move within one shot of Mercedes-Benz Championship halfway leader Robert Karlsson in Cologne.

More: Dane motors into contention in Germany |

Daly backs Europe for success

John Daly believes Europe will retain the Ryder Cup at Valhalla but thinks this year's contest will be much closer.

More: Daly backs Europe for success |

Pairings poser for Faldo - McDowell

Graeme McDowell says European captain Nick Faldo will have a job on trying to come up with the pairings in Valhalla.

More: Pairings poser for Faldo - McDowell |

Langer reveals Ryder Cup fear

Former Ryder Cup captain Bernhard Langer says Nick Faldo could be made to pay for not taking a bigger support team to the US.

More: Langer reveals Ryder Cup fear |

Westwood keen to end wildcard talk

Lee Westwood has backed Nick Faldo over his wildcard selections and insists team spirit will again be one of the side's assets.

More: Westwood keen to end wildcard talk |

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