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Greg Norman carried the Olympic Torch across Sydney Bridge and the case for "Golf in the Olympics"

Retief Goosen wins for the third time in France, ousting Darren Clarke and Michael Campbell in the Trophee Lancome

Mark Housego of Wycombe Heights wins the NAPGC Championship of England in "Tiger" fashion...

Unsurprisingly, the Swedes take command in Ireland in the TSN World Cup...

As caddies go, Dave Musgrove knows how to win majors...Lee Janzen's bagman goes on record with a few interesting stories!

Colin Montgomerie's caddy Alistair McLean answers 20 Questions

Laurel Kean won the State Farm Rail Classic, after having to play a two-hole play-off for her position in the tournament.

France lead in the Women's World Amateur team Championship but GB&I are poised to make a run for the World title

The 2000 National Junior Masters gave as much entertainment as the USPGA last week...Tiger Woods...watch out...

Both had fantastic years, but which one was better, Hogan's heart redering 1953 effort or Woods' Millennium mauling of majors?

Notah Begay chips in at the 18th for eagle to make the first move of the day as he finished his second round...

Swedens Sophie Gustafsson mauls Birkdale with a 66 as Karrie Webb falls backwards...

Helen Nicklaus, Jack's mother, dies aged 90 yesterday but the 18-times major winner respects her wish for him to play this week

A trivial "major" in some peoples eyes? The USPGA stands up well to criticism, except Valhalla, this years choice!

Mallon makes up three shots in final round.

Scotsman Gary Orr fends off Colin Montgomerie in a ding-dong battle around Woburn to win the British Masters...

Mark McNulty talks to the press at Woburn and keeps us up to date with his game...

As predicted, a Scot leads at halfway of the British Masters, but Monty faded as he watched his countryman Orr catch light

Roger Chapman, the man who finally won on the European Tour after 19 years, GOLFmagic caught up with him...

A look back at how Ian Watts, Tour Manager for Taylor Made, coped on the Workshop Van at St Andrews...

Half of the 16 seeded players have gone home as the English Amateur reaches the last 32 players

All the latest goings on at Royal Lytham and St Annes in the English Amateur Championship...

Mark James has been forced to stand down as Vice Captain of the 2001 Ryder Cup...

Ian Garbutt's bagman faces the 20 question grilling and provides some hilarious answers!