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1. 61. Golf: Smith misses out

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 September 2006 GOLF Swinton Park assistant David Smith blew a chance to win the Leeds Cup, professional golf's oldest trophy, with a couple of late bogeys at Cobble Hall.

2. 62. Golf: Hogben takes U.S. by storm

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 28 October 2006 HIGH-FLYING Ringway star Alex Hogben was dubbed the hero of the University of Missouri Kansas City golf team when he powered to his first victory in only his fourth tournament on the American college circuit.

3. 63. Golf: Courses handed public warning

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 November 2005 NEW Government proposals could mean that public access is granted to all courses, warn the National Golf Clubs' Advisory Association.

4. 64. Golf: Shaw's wake-up call

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 February 2005 DESPITE widespread publicity about the new Licensing Laws, ignorance is rife among golf clubs, say experts.

5. 65. Golf: Slater shot a runaway winner

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 14 February 2005 BIG-SHOT Paul Slater has smashed his way to a world driving record. The 34-year-old Bolton Open professional ripped the ball a mind-boggling 720 yards at the London Golf Show.

6. 66. Golf: Stevens wakes up to a birdie

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 19 October 2004 DION Stevens looked down and out when he lost three of the opening eight holes against hot favourite Barry Taylor in the Northern Golf Trainees' League Matchplay Championship final at Durham Forest.

7. 67. Golf: True Blue Tom faces choice over sporting future

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 December 2004 BUDDING Blue Tom Nicholson could have to choose between football and golf when he leaves school.

8. 68. Golf: Young guns set for Manchester Open

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 28 June 2004 THE region's budding golf stars get the chance to blossom in the M.E.N. Greater Manchester Junior Open at Sale on August 31 and organisers are expecting a record entry because the winner could be winging their way to Sun City.

9. 69. Golf: Open joy for Daniel

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 31 August 2005 DANIEL Butler served up a treat for himself when he won the coveted M.E.N. Greater Manchester Junior Open at Sale last night. The 15-year-old Bury Grammar School student, who only started playing golf 18 months ago after kicking soccer into touch, shot a sizzling 63 off his 21 handicap.

10. 70. Golf: Bjorn slams Woosie

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 04 September 2006 THOMAS Bjorn has let rip at Ian Woosnam in a way that will send shock waves through European golf two weeks ahead of the match against the Americans.

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