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61. Golf: New Cheadle pro' has no regrets
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 21 March 2004 DARREN Cain had a boyhood dream of playing on the wing for Manchester City. And it looked as though it would come true when he joined the Platt Lane School of Excellence. -
62. Golf: Corrigan revels in sunshine
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 13 February 2007 IF Craig Corrigan ever decides to live abroad it's odds-on he'll settle in Portugal. The 37-year-old Haigh Hall teaching professional has won five out of the last six PGA North Region overseas pro-ams on the sunny Algarve. -
63. Golf: Teaching the teachers
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 15 May 2004 THE Professional Golfers' Association are introducing an entry-level coaching programme, aimed at equipping volunteers, including school teachers and junior organisers at clubs, with the basic techniques. -
64. Golf: Bramhall set for century celebration
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 24 April 2005 BRAMHALL'S centenary celebrations get into full swing on May 8 with the flag-raising ceremony and the club are asking past and present members to relate their memories. -
65. Golf: Girls get Faldo date
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 January 2005 CARLY Booth and Florentyna Park, who both play for Lancashire Girls, are among 38 of the world's best young players invited to compete in the inaugural Nick Faldo Series International Trophy which starts in Hong Kong on Wednesday. -
66. Golf: Walker's open road to Europe
Manchester Evening News, Monday 27 September 2004 RICHARD Walker is hell-bent on using the M.E.N. Manchester Open, which starts at Mottram Hall on Wednesday, as a springboard to the European Tour. -
67. Golf: Lightning delays USPGA
Manchester Evening News, Monday 15 August 2005 PHIL Mickelson led the USPGA Championship by a shot with five holes to play when thunder and lightning ended play for the day. -
68. Golf: A driving ambition
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 05 September 2004 TIGER Woods and John Daly are not in the same league as Paul Slater when it comes to big hitting -
69. Golf: Bean means business
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 01 October 2005 RICHARD Bean was as good as his word when he predicted he could win the M.E.N. Manchester Open going into the last day at De Vere Mottram Hall. <BR> -
70. Golf: The eye of the storm
Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 July 2004 ROYAL Troon bared its teeth, and the players gritted theirs, as the wind finally arrived to compound the threat of rain hanging over the Ayrshire course.