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1. 1. Golf: Slattery's surge

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 07 November 2004 LEE Slattery has come a long way in two years. His incredible journey started in a Southport fashion shop and ended with a golden ticket to golfing paradise on the European Tour

2. 2. Golf: Asian misery for NW pair

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 November 2004 JAMIE Donaldson and Nick Dougherty headed for Hong Kong on Monday for the second leg of the European Tour foray into Asia, reflecting on indifferent performances in the Volvo China Open.

3. 3. Golf: Pray and play

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 30 November 2004 JON Cheetham flew out to Hong Kong today praying his clubs were in the cargo hold. Twice this year he's reached destinations on the Asian Tour to discover they had been left behind in Britain.

4. 4. Golf: Kamilla's big break

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 28 November 2004 KAMILLA Lawton has no qualms about stepping into the traditional man's world of the professional club golfer.

5. 5. Golf: Smith happy despite crashing out

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 14 November 2004 DAVID Smith was upbeat despite failing to reach this week's final rounds of the European Tour School in Spain.

6. 6. Golf: Double trouble for Donaldson

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 09 November 2004 MORE than a few eyebrows were raised when Jamie Donaldson's name appeared near the bottom of the leaderboard at the European Tour School second stage qualifier at Emporda.

7. 7. Golf: Local pairing survive slip-up

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 November 2004 FREDDY Valenti and Garry Randles survived a disqualification scare in the final round of the inaugural Gulf Air International Pro Captain Challenge in Bahrain before finishing fifth.

8. 8. Golf: Valenti's ready for dream bid

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 16 November 2004 FREDDY Valenti celebrates his new job as club professional at Pryors Hayes this week with a dream trip to Bahrain - and he's taking his captain Garry Randles with him.

9. 9. Golf: I've had enough!

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 November 2004 THE dream is over for former Heaton Moor assistant Michael Boothroyd, who has awakened to the reality of trying to make a living in the fiercely competitive tournament arena.

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