Person: Carl Suneson

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Boyd lead trimmed in Spain

Gary Boyd saw his overnight lead cut to a single shot at the halfway stage of the final round at the Castello Masters in Spain.

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McGeady tied for fifth in Madeira

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Suneson takes maiden title

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Higley has title hopes at St Omer

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Nightmare start for home favourite Remesy

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McGinley battles back

Goosen still in mix after bizarre round

Home hope Retief Goosen produced a bizarre first round in the South African Open, which culminated in a disastrous 11 on the 17th after he appeared to have mastered the Humewood course.

Thu, 14 Dec, 2006

South Africans on top on home ground

South African Ernie Els became a popular joint leader of the SAA Open at Humewood GC in Port Elizabeth with a round of 67 but is sure to face some tough competition from a number of compatriots.

Thu, 14 Dec, 2006

Els back on top form

Ernie Els marked his return to form with an eagle and two birdies in his last five holes to claim a share of the lead at the SAA Open at Humewood Golf Club in Port Elizabeth.

Thu, 14 Dec, 2006

Strange leads field in New Zealand

Australian Scott Strange leads the field in the New Zealand Open in Auckland, battling high winds and heavy rain.

Thu, 30 Nov, 2006

'Shot of the Year' lifts Rose

An eagle on the 14th hole enables England’s Justin Rose to take a two-shot lead into the final round of the MasterCard Australian Masters at Huntingdale.

Sat, 25 Nov, 2006

Rose blooms in Melbourne

Justin Rose recovered in style from a poor finish to his first round to take hold of second place at the halfway point of the MasterCard Australian Masters at Huntingdale.

Fri, 24 Nov, 2006

Distraction pulls the rugger from under Clarke

Munster’s Heineken Cup victory over Biarritz cost Darren Clarke a share of the lead going into the final round of the Nissan Irish Open.

Sat, 20 May, 2006

Storm dreaming of victory

England’s Graeme Storm, a team-mate of Luke Donald and Paul Casey at the 1999 Walker Cup, kept alive his hopes of a maiden European Tour victory today.

Fri, 28 Apr, 2006

Browne’s historic win in Kazakhstan

IRELAND’S Stephen Browne wrote his own piece of golfing history in Kazakhstan yesterday when he became the first winner of a professional golf tournament in the country’s history.

Mon, 26 Sep, 2005

Fisher bounces back

England’s Ross Fisher recovered from a mid-round wobble to shoot a third successive under-par round and tie for the lead heading into the final day of the Aa St Omer Open.

Sat, 18 Jun, 2005