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}tr.m{font-weight:normal;font-family:arial, sans-serif;color:#000000;font-size:10pt;text-decoration:none;text-align:center}The 101st U.S. Open PositionPlayerR1R2R3R4TotalTo Par1* GOOSEN, Retief 66 70 69 71 276 -4 1 BROOKS, Mark 72 64 70 70 276 -4 3 CINK, Stewart 69 69 67 72 277 -3 4 MEDIATE

worldwide television audience of millions, is rather like signing up for Kamikaze flying school. Few live to fight again. Retief Goosen, though, is one of them. Perhaps it’s no surprise to discover that golf’s own Mr Cool already claims to have shrugged off

Full Leaderboard Below.With a dramatic 18th hole, two players are tied for the lead at four under-par: Mark Brooks and Retief Goosen.Playing two groups ahead of Stewart Cink and Retief Goosen, Mark Brooks entered the 18th hole at five under

11:30 EDT: Play commences this afternoon at 11:00 CDT - or 12:00 EDT; 17:00 BST. Retief Goosen, who has won two French Opens will play an 18-hole playoff against Mark Brooks, winner of the 1996 PGA Championship in a sudden-death playoff against

While many of the World’s top professionals have decided not to make the long trip to Melbourne for the World Matchplay Championship in January, Bernhard Langer of Germany and South African Retief Goosenare among the latest who have announced

as low as 67: Michael Allen, Rocco Mediate, and the co-leader, Stewart Cink. Cink is tied for the lead with second round co-leader Retief Goosen.Cink started his round with his third bogey for the tournament on the first hole. He progressed to double

Ireland's Paul McGinley and South African Retief Goosen took time out from their busy schedule to entertain the members of Weybrook Park Golf Club in Hampshire on Bank Holiday Monday. Taylor Made Tour manager, Ian Watts, invited the European Tour

France has been good to Retief Goosen and the hospitality improved as the 31-year-old South African claimed his third French title by winning the Trophee Lancome yesterday with a last round 67 to finish one shot clear of Michael Campbell and Darren

Notah Begay III conjured up an eagle and five birdies to force his way to the top of the pile at Loch Lomond yesterday along with South African Retief Goosen. Both players set the pace in the first round of the Standard Loch Lomond with six under

Retief Goosen of South Africa could be considered as a French Open specialist, having won twice before on two different courses. This week, he will be seeking his third Novotel Perrier Open de France title this week when the event returns to Le Golf