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1. 41. 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.

2. 42. Golf: Europe waiting for a new hero to emerge

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 12 September 2004 A QUARTER of a century ago, on September 14 to be exact, the Ryder Cup took on a new lease of life. In the previous 18 matches the United States had lost only once.

3. 43. Golf: Monty still the master competitor

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 12 September 2004 WHEN Paul McGinley had dragged himself from the pond in which he had been deposited by his euphoric team-mates after stroking the winning putt at The Belfry, and captain Sam Torrance had thanked his wife and family for what seemed the hundredth time, the victorious Ryder Cup team of 2002 regrouped for a final Press Conference.

4. 44. 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

5. 45. 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.

6. 46. 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.

7. 47. Golf: Nick reaps reward

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 April 2004 NICK Dougherty has vowed to stick to his promise to spend more time on the practice range.

8. 48. Golf: Pioneering George to call it a day

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 14 March 2004 GEORGE Parton has seen many changes in a career spanning 42 years as Chester professional. The Mancunian, who retires on May 1 when he hands over the reins to Cheadle's Scott Booth, described the development of the European Tour from its humble beginnings to the huge concern it is today, as one of the most important progressions.

9. 49. Golf: Jamie ready for new start

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 05 October 2004 JAMIE Donaldson puts months of frustration behind him this week when he resumes his European Tour career in the Dunhill Links Championship.

10. 50. Golf: David eyes tour spot

    Manchester Evening News, Sunday 26 September 2004 DAVID Smith was understandably bewildered when he was announced on the first tee during the Ryder Cup Wales Challenge at Northop Park as hailing from Australia.

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