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It’s been a double blow for affable Irish gofler Seamus Power with injury forcing him out of this week’s Horizon Irish Open at the K Club with injury. Power, who represents the host K. Club on tour,  has been struggling with the injury since the Genesis Scottish Open – which he pulled out of after nine holes, an injury that clearly derailed his Ryder Cup selection aspiratons. The two-time PGA Tour winner last teed-up in contesting the  151st Open Championship in Royal Liverpool after ...

European captain Luke Donald has surprised many in handing young Swedish superstar-in-the-making Ludvig Aberg as one of his six ‘wildcard’ picks to take to Rome later this. Aberg, 23, brilliantly captured last Sunday’s Omega European Masters and in only his ninth event as a professional, and a fifth on the DP World since making his debut as an amateur at the 2018 Nordic Masters. Fleetwood’s other picks were Tommy Fleetwood, Sepp Straka, Justin Rose, Shane Lowry and Nicolai ...

Until earlier last week, Ludwig Aberg was an ultra-talented rookie professional who made the climb into the Swiss Alps to contest a maiden Omega European Masters. There were many in the lead-up to the Swiss event who suggested the 23-year-old Aberg would be an ideal Rome ‘wildcard’ choice for European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald and especially after finishing fourth in last week’s Czech Masters. Aberg is a former World No. 1 ranked amateur winning the Ben Hogan award as the ...

There’s a new European golfing superstar in Ludvig Aberg with the 23-year-old Swede brilliantly standing tall among the towering snow-capped Swiss Alps in capturing the Omega European Masters, Aberg birdied four of his closing five holes in a closing score of a six-under 64 and win a maiden DP World Tour victory by two shots at 19-under-par on the host Crans-sur-Sierre course. As well, Aberg’s enormous effort that could see him earn one of Donald’s picks with thfe European captain names ...

Crack open the champers! With Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre securing a maiden European Ryder Cup cap. The proud Oban lefty becomes the 23rd Scot to represent Scotland in a Ryder Cup since Stirling’s Stewart Burns in 1929 and with MacIntyre the first Scot in nine years to pull on the European team colours. MacIntyre was on route to Geneva Airport and return flight home when confirmation of his automatic selection in Luke Donald’s European side was confirmed and this after Poland’s ...

For any golfer, ending a round with a double-bogey is no good cause to be hanging around for a relaxing beverage and a long fireside-like chat. No, Robert MacIntyre wasted little time in packing-up his golf clubs and jumping in a waiting courtesy car for the two-hour odd journey to Geneva Airport and a flight back to his beloved Scotland. It had been a third straight frustrating visit to the Omega European Masters for MacIntyre, as evident in taking a double-bogey down the final hole after sending ...

It’s 30-years ago this weekend Seve Ballesteros pulled off one of the greatest shots ever seen in professional golf, It was Sunday 2nd September, 1993 and the final day of the Omega European Masters on the alpine Crans-sur-Sierre course at Crans Montana in Switzerland. Seve, and now aged 36 years, is a six-time major winner and has won 47 of what will be 50 European Tour events in his career. He steps up to the final tee on this Sunday in Switzerland but plays a wild drive well left and with ...