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Those who know Paul McGinley would agree he is such a good talker and communicator he could easily talk ten feet under water with a mouth full of pebbles. So it may come as a surprise the European Team captain has arranged to have private speech content training in what is one of he most feared aspects of the Ryder Cup – public speaking. “The training I’m having it so much about my presentationg but more to do with the content of the speeches I will have to make at the Ryder Cup,” ...

England’s David Lynn has ended a 9-year winless drought in sensational manner with a closing round of 63 to capture the Portugal Masters. A week after being laid low by a virus at the Seve Trophy by Golf+, where he was swiftly dispatched 6 and 4 by Miguel Angel Jiménez in the Sunday singles as Continental Europe beat Great Britain & Ireland, Lynn had completely contrasting emotions in the Algarve as his 18 under par total saw him finish a shot clear of Justin Walters. Lynn’s second European ...

Darren Clarke secured his best finish in 27 months with a share of second place behind ISM management stablemate Charl Schwartzel in the Nanshan China Masters. However the 2011 Open Champion could look back to a 17th hole bogey when tied for the lead with Schwartzel as pivotal in the Northern Irishman not forcing the event into a play-off after the South African had birdie 15 and 16 to tie Clarke. Schwartzel eventually carded a four under par 68 to win the One Asia Tour event by a shot with a nine ...

Miguel Angel Jimenez was celebrating after securing the seventh hole-in-one of his career with an ace at the par three 8th hole on the final day of the Portugal Masters. The Spaniard hit a 160-meter 7-iron that found the bottom of the cup on the Oceanico Victoria course. It sent Jimenez to eight under par for the event but unfortunately for the very popular pony-tailed golfer there was no car or cash prize. However waiting for him after his round was Nuno Macanita Mouronho, Export Manager, Fitapreta ...

England’s Paul Waring will take a two shot lead into the final round as he chases a first Tour victory at the Portugal Masters. Waring edged ahead of a tightly packed leader board on a day when Scott Jamieson went within four inches to the first 59 on The European Tour. The 28-year old Waring signed for a four under par 67 to move to 16 under par on the Oceânico Victoria Golf Course at Vilamoura. However while Waring is two clear of his rivals it was Jamieson stealing the day’s headlines ...

Scotland’s Scott Jamieson went within four inches of the European Tour’s first-ever round of 59 on day three of the Portugal Masters at Vilamoura. The Glaswegian posted a new course record of an 11-under par 60 after his chip shot from the back of the green hit the edge of the hole and stopped four inches shy of a birdie in what would have been a 59 and the first in the 41-year history of the European Tour. Jamieson had commenced his round at three under par and cut a swath through the ...

The European Tour is again on 59 watch and this time it’s Scotland’s Scott Jamieson. Jamieson has already joined the ’29 Club’ with an outward third round nine holes of six under on the Oceanico Victoria course here at Vilamoura. The reigning Nelson Madela Championship winner went into the closing nine with birdies at 10 and 11 but then failed to birdie the par five, 12th. The Glaswegian did birdie 13 but we wait to see if he can play the closing nine in five under on the ...