18. desember 2005

Japan Golf Tour: 2005 Asia Japan Okinawa Open FULL LEADERBOARD 5:49:32 PM    comment []

Australasia Tour: Another trophy for Cambo Michael Campbell's trophy cupboard has another entry after he was named Sportsperson of the Year at the annual Maori Sports Awards. 5:43:45 PM    comment []

South Africa Tour: Goosen takes SAA Open title 18 December 2005 - Retief Goosen birdied the final two holes to win a dramatic final round battle with Ernie Els for the South African Airways Open at the Links on Sunday. ---> read more Humewood to host 2007 South African Airways Open 18 December 2005 - Port Elizabeth’s Humewood Golf Club will host one of the most historic national Opens in the game when the South African Airways Open returns to the city of its origin next December. ---> read more 5:40:27 PM    comment []

Golfnytt fra Sverige: Segrande Goosen hårt pressad av Els När krutröken skingrats på The Links at Fancourt stod Goosen som vinnare av South African Airways Open, men han pressades hårt av Ernie Els. Mattias Eliasson slutade på par efter en 75-runda och blev delad femma. Läs mer 5:34:40 PM    comment []

Asian Tour: TAKAYAMA WINS ASIA JAPAN OKINAWA OPEN 5:32:13 PM    comment []

European Tour: Relief for Retief as Els Misses out on South African 'Double' Goosen and Els set up a superstar showdown in the South African Airways Open Miyazato's brother stays in the chase in Okinawa, even after she's gone 5:26:34 PM    comment []

Play Golf in Spain If you are coming to Spain for the first time, be warned: this is a country that fast becomes an addiction. You might intend to come just for a beach holiday, or a tour of the major cities, but before you know it you'll find yourself hooked by something quite different - by the celebration of some local fiesta, perhaps, or the amazing nightlife in Madrid, by the Moorish monuments of Andalucia, by Basque cooking, or the wild landscapes and birds of prey of Estremadura. And by then, of course, you will have noticed that there is not just one Spain but many. Indeed, Spaniards often speak of Las Españas (the Spains) and they even talk of the capital in the plural - Los Madriles , the Madrids. Read more here: 5:17:56 PM    comment []

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