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1. 1. Open diary

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 July 2007 SHARON Brookes, a former country and western singer who swapped her microphone for golf clubs, is the only Englishwoman in a team of professionals working flat out teaching wannabe Tiger Woods how to get to grips with the game.

2. 2. It's Paddy's day!

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 July 2007 OPEN champion Padraig Harrington admitted he may have quit golf had he not beaten Sergio Garcia in the Carnoustie play-off.

3. 3. Open diary

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 July 2007 SHOT of the week as far as Manchester's Andrew Murray was concerned was Nick Dougherty's three wood to the final green in the second round.

4. 4. Taste of the Open boosts Parry

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 26 July 2007 STEVE Parry is hoping his appearance in the Open Championship last week will kick-start a full-time playing career.

5. 5. Jacklin's back in business

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 July 2007 THE last time Tony Jacklin played in the Open at Carnoustie he staggered off the final green at the end of his first round, then pleaded: "Get me an ambulance!"

6. 6. Dougherty left frustrated

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 22 July 2007 NICK Dougherty described his final round at the Open Championship as "garbage".

7. 7. David hoping to open up

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 14 July 2007 DAVID Shacklady is hoping that playing in next week's Open Championship at Carnoustie will inspire him to win his first PGA North Region Order of Merit tournament.

8. 8. Horsey gallops into English lead

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 July 2007 STYAL'S David Horsey led the way in the first qualifying round for the English Amateur Championship at Royal St George's with a two-under-par 68.

9. 9. M.E.N Open: Craig's secret

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 July 2007 CRAIG Corrigan had a score to settle when play got under way in the M.E.N. Manchester Open at Mottram Hall today.

10. 10. Open diary

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 July 2007 LIFE will never be quite the same again for Bolton solicitor Martin Kippax when he finishes his three-year term as chairman of the Royal and Ancient following the Walker Cup in September.

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