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1. 1. Golf: Donald upbeat despite near miss

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 March 2005 LUKE Donald may never have a better chance to win golf's richest event than he had last night.

2. 2. Golf: Monty suffers Masters misery

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 March 2005 COLIN Montgomerie can put his clubs away for the next three weeks after failing to find the inspiration to boost his world ranking in the TCL Classic in China.

3. 3. Golf: Foursomes proves big draw

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 06 March 2005 THE Peugeot Coronation Foursomes, won last year by Delamere Forest pair Susan Dyke and Jackie Hesketh, is expected to attract more than 35,000 players this season.

4. 4. Golf: Bob the builder

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 March 2005 LANCASHIRE'S new skipper Bob Bardsley leads his side for the first time on Saturday against the crack Great Britain and Ireland women's squad at Heswall.

5. 5. Golf: Tim hangs in

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 March 2005 TIM Maxwell bagged two eagles and seven birdies in the Fairhaven pro-am yesterday.

6. 6. Golf: Murray plans return

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 13 March 2005 ANDREW Murray, who quit the European Tour nearly 10 years ago, is planning a comeback. But at 48, he is setting his sights on the expanding senior circuit.

7. 7. Golf: Tour de force

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 March 2005 THE Cheshire-based Tamsel Tour have marked the start of their seventh season this week by branching out into Yorkshire and North Wales. And they could eventually go nationwide.

8. 8. Golf: M.E.N. Open tops merit list

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 08 March 2005 THE Manchester Evening News Open is again the top tournament on the PGA North Region schedule, announced today, and is one of four order of merit events.

9. 9. Golf: Over to you, Bob!

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 20 March 2005 BOB Bardsley has been handed the task of steering Lancashire back to the glory days.

10. 10. Golf: Big prize for Ernie - who Els?

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 14 March 2005 ERNIE Els, the pre-tournament favourite and the only player in the world's top 50 in the field, came back from the dead to win the Qatar Masters at Doha.

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