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21. Golf: Bibby wants to share his success
Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 December 2001 FRANK Bibby will lay his reputation on the line when he turns professional next month. -
22. Golf: Roses win will help Cheshire bloom
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 28 August 2001 LANCASHIRE can perform a neighbourly act for Cheshire by beating Yorkshire in the Northern Counties League at St Annes Old Links on Saturday. -
23. Golf: Youngster set to meet idol
Manchester Evening News, Monday 20 August 2001 ROBERT Taylor completed the first part of a treble mission at North Manchester on Sunday when he captured the Junior Balfour Cup. -
24. Golf: Clark edges out his mates
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 August 2001 GARETH Clark was a real thorn in the side of Manchester clubmates Roger Smithies and Liam Kindon when he captured the Grange Park Rose Bowl. -
25. Golf: Round-up
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 July 2001 JAMES Murphy will be forgiven if he keeps playing the Birdie Song for the rest of this week at the Manchester night spot where he works as a disc jockey. -
26. Golf: So far so good for positive Monty
Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 July 2001 COLIN Montgomerie woke up this morning without a negative thought in his head. -
27. Golf: Cooper’s quick flight
Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 July 2001 DERRICK Cooper has missed a few flights in his 20-year career as a European Tour professional. -
28. Golf: Barker heeds call of country
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 July 2001 BARRY Barker last night revealed why he pulled out of this week’s Open Championship regional qualifier at Stockport - he’d been called up by England. -
29. Golf: Ged heartache after late blow
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 July 2001 GED Furey spoke last night of the heartbreak of having a place in this week’s Open Championship at Royal Lytham and St Annes snatched from his grasp. -
30. Golf: Lora's record success
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 07 July 2001 LORA Fairclough set Mottram Hall alight when she fired a sizzling course record eight-under-par 65 in the first round of the Kellogg’s All-Bran British Women’s Masters.