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1. 1. Golf: Shaw's wake-up call

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 February 2005 DESPITE widespread publicity about the new Licensing Laws, ignorance is rife among golf clubs, say experts.

2. 2. Golf: Ace in the hole

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 February 2005 DEAD-EYED Alan Bullock completed a nap hand of aces at Styal when he found the hole with his tee-shot at the 220-yard 15th during a Texas Scramble.

3. 3. Golf: Boardman shapes up

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 February 2005 GARRY Boardman has taken a big weight off his mind and a considerable amount off his hefty frame as he prepares to fight his way back into the Lancashire side.

4. 4. Golf: Women will be welcome

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 February 2005 THE prospect of women competing in the Open Championship regional qualifying rounds at Prestbury and Pleasington next year could become a reality if the men-only rule is relaxed, as suggested last week by Royal and Ancient chief Peter Dawson.

5. 5. Golf: Lora's in great shape for the Masters

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 February 2005 LORA Fairclough gave her confidence a boost ahead of this week's ANZ Masters in Queensland when she shared fourth place in the Titanium Enterprises ALPG Championship at the Greg Norman- designed Club Pelican.

6. 6. Royal show for Big Joe

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 February 2005 JOE Royle buttoned up his overcoat to keep out the cold and saw promotion rivals Wigan turn up the heat.

7. 7. Golf: Duo called up

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 20 February 2005 CRACK North West amateurs Matthew Baldwin and Paul Waring have been chosen to represent England in the Portuguese Amateur Championship which starts on Wednesday at Estela.

8. 8. Golf: Why women face tough course

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 February 2005 THE likelihood of a woman winning the Open would be a miracle of Biblical proportions. But you won't stop them trying!

9. 9. Golf: Walker Cup hopefuls on NW parade

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 February 2005 THE North West will host some of country's top amateur men's tournaments this season.

10. 10. Golf: Slater shot a runaway winner

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 14 February 2005 BIG-SHOT Paul Slater has smashed his way to a world driving record. The 34-year-old Bolton Open professional ripped the ball a mind-boggling 720 yards at the London Golf Show.

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