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1. 1. Golf: Natasha eases through

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 July 2004 HIGH Legh Park's Natasha Podmore, who holds both the Cheshire girls' and women's titles, eased into the quarter-finals of the English Girls Golf Championship at Gainsborough with a four and three victory over Hannah Burke, from Mid-Herts.

2. 2. 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.

3. 3. Golf: Wardrop looks for home comforts

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 21 July 2004 ROOKIE pro Daniel Wardrop plans to kick-start his stuttering career in the JJB North West Challenge.

4. 4. Golf: Anton wants to make one Els of an impact

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 July 2004 ANTON Haig, one of the most exciting players to come out of South Africa since Ernie Els and Retief Goosen, will make his professional bow in the JJB North West Challenge which starts at Marriott Worsley Park on Thursday.

5. 5. Golf: Hamilton triumphs at Troon

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 July 2004 TODD 'Hannibal' Hamilton charged to victory as the Open Championship produced another dramatic and unexpected finish at Royal Troon.

6. 6. Golf: No place like home for Archer

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 July 2004 THERE was no place like home for Phil Archer when he arrived at Marriott Worsley Park today for the first round of the '100,000 JJB Sports North West Challenge.

7. 7. Golf: Phil's home run

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 July 2004 PHIL Archer hoped to stand out from the crowd today in his second round of the '100,000 JJB North West Challenge at Marriott Worsley Park.

8. 8. Golf: Westwood tipped for Open success

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 14 July 2004 SLIMMED-DOWN Lee Westwood can end five lean years without a home winner of the Open.

9. 9. Golf: A nightmare scenario for Deme dream

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 July 2004 NICK Deme was in a dream when he won a spot in the Open Championship final qualifying stage for the second year in a row. But, for most of yesterday, he was living a nightmare as he frantically tried to find somewhere to sleep in Scotland.

10. 10. Golf: Pack closing in on Woods

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 14 July 2004 TIGER Woods feels this week's Open Championship at Troon will identify the best player in the world - but there is a good chance it will not be him.

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