All four Irish golfers at Augusta strike confident tone ahead of opening round
Sideline Cut: The golf course has long been a perfect battleground in struggle for equality
The rain might have poured at times over the weekend but there were moments to savour
It is not difficult to understand how South African-born forward came to decision
Nobody else could have become the most famous athlete on earth while playing golf
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The Masters is golf’s only Major to annually return to the same famous host course
149th edition of golf’s oldest Major hangs in the balance with Royal St George’s primed
Harvey Neville qualifies to play for Ireland through family of his mother Julie Killilea
Philip Reid uses the alphabet to guide you through the British Open’s past and present
Major record holder believes Rory McIlroy still has his best golf ahead of him
British Championship is free for spectators with world’s brightest prospects on show
Whiff of racism never far away from a club with a distinctly southern heritage
From Seve to Greg and Rory to Jordan, the Augusta masterpiece has taken its toll over the decades
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