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Ewen Ferguson is going to again draw strongly on his Scottish golf up-bringing if he’s to capture the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters in windswept Doha. Ferguson produced a timely 16th hole birdie in a round of 73 to drop to five-under-par, but trails just three shots off the lead on the exposed Doha Golf Club course. England’s Matthew Jordan birdied three of closing four holes in a score of 70 to be tied at the top on eight-under par with Poland’s Adrien Meronk, who birdied the last for a third ...

Seamus Power left the Lone Star State with his head proudly held high despite the disappointment of missing-out on a semi-final start at the WGC – Dell Match-Play in Austin, Texas. Power went down 3 & 2 to World No. 5 Scottie Schefffler but he comes away with a golf bag brimming with positives and none better than knowing his next event is the 2022 Masters. The 35-year-old should jump five places to a career high of World No. 43 and with that the assurance of a first Masters and a maiden major ...

Seamus Power turned-up the heat, brilliantly powering his way into the quarter-finals of the WGC – Dell Technologies Match-Play in Austin, Texas. Less than a day after losing out to Kieth Mitchell and Power delivered top-ranked Englishman Tyrrell Hatton a match-play lesson in winning 4 & 3 with a convincing showing on the host Austin Country Club course. “I played nicely and while I didn’t play my best yesterday, I did some work on the range and the game was definitely better this ...

….. Fatiha Betscher  At the age of 49, Richard ‘Blandy’ Bland is one match-play win from securing a Masters invitation after his battle of the oldies win against his 48-year -old, long-time good friend, and fellow Englishman Lee Westwood. Bland as the reigning BetFred British Masters champ handed the 44 tourament winning Westwood a 2 and 1 defeat to win group nine at the WGC – Dell Match-Play in Austin, Texas. Bland joked on day two in knowing he would be facing Westwood ...

Seamus Power is assured of a maiden Masters invitation after qualifying for the weekend knock-out stages of the WGC – Dell Technologies Match-Play in Austin, Texas. Power lost his final round-robin match 2 & 1 against American Keith Mitchell but with World No. 4 Patrick Cantlay defeating Sungjae Im by the same score, Power topped the group to go through to the last 16 in the Euro 10.9m event. And by finishing atop of his group, Power will move up two places to World No. 46 and with the Wentworth-based ...

It’s now official!  Seamus Power needs only to halve his third round-robin WGC – Dell Technologies match later today in Texas and he’s assured of a maiden Masters invitation. Power is undefeated in his opening two matches comfortably winning 5 & 4 on each occasion, first over South Korean Sungjae Im and then handing out a similar golfing drubbing to the highly-fancied World No. 4 Patrick Cantlay. The now Las Vegas-based Irishman faces American Keith Mitchell later this afternoon Irish ...

Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre faces Sergio Garcia seeking to avoid a round-robin whitewash at the WGC – Dell Technologies Match-Play in Austin, Texas. MacIntyre lost out for the second time in as many matches going down 3 & 2 to American Jason Kokrack and leaving the Scot the only one in his four-man group yet to taste success in the Stg 9.1m event. Even if McIntyre beats Garcia, his match-play race has been with Open champion and World No. 2 Collin Morikawa beating MacIntyre on day one ...