December - 2004

• Fanny Sunesson retires as Nick Faldo's caddy
• WGC events already lost their lustre
• Paul Casey signs with Nike
• Rocco Mediate hoping for injury free 2005
• Els commits to Dubai Desert Classic again
• Best player without a major now unclear
• PGA Tour gets around appearance money
• Walker named Nationwide Player of the Year
• Nicklaus undergoes minor back surgery
• LPGA Founder suffering from Alzheimer's
• Hal Sutton trying to find new direction
• Mickelson to miss season opening event
• 2009 Solheim Cup to be played in Chicago
• Tiger talks about his swing struggles
• Utley finds new role as a short game coach
• Augusta sends out first lot of Masters invites
• European Tour to visit Indonesia in 2005
• Sorenstam wins Swedish award for 8th time
• Winners and Losers of 2004 World Rankings
• Chart Hills signs five year deal with LET
• John Daly still the golf fans favourite
• Woods seeks anonymity off the golf course
• Montgomerie out of 2006 Ryder Cup Captaincy
• Ryder Cup players heading for New Zealand
• 20 teams confirmed for Women's World Cup
• Miyazato claims Okinawa Open title
• Top players sign up to Johnnie Walker Classic
• Tennis pro gains Australian Tour card
• Players giving sponsors value for money
• Randawa pushing progress in India
• Singh named European Golfer of the Year
• LET release strongest ever schedule for 2005
• 2005 World Cup going to Portugal
• Nick Faldo speaks about drugs in golf
• Woods getting it all back together again
• Masters field beginning to take shape
• Goosen wins Golfer of the Month award
• Tom Kite to return to action on the PGA Tour
• 2005 Asian Schedule starts st Okinawa Open
• Montgomerie to be honoured by PGA
• Singh, Sorenstam & Stadler win awards
• Woods wins Target Challenge by two shots
• Barnes fined for conduct at Australian Masters
• Tiger Woods to play in China in 2005
• Randwana wins Volvo Masters in playoff
• Schwartzel claims Dunhill Championship win
• Green wins Australian Masters in playoff
• Ballesteros avoids punishment over assault
• Love wants to return to winning ways again
• Singh reaps rewards of years of hard work
• Jaidee seeking dual target at Volvo Masters
• Michelle Wie to play Sony Open again
• Jimenez closes on World's Top Ten
• Todd Hamilton awarded Rookie of the Year
• Australian TV golf coverage in crisis
• Haas could take some advice from Duval
• Davis earns PGA Q-School medallist honours
• Singh named PGA Tour player of the year
• Heat a big factor at Dunhill Championship
• Top players head to Target World Challenge
• South Africans seeking WGC Tournament
• Lonard unable able to win Order of Merit
• Nelson's claim Father-Son Challenge
• Goosen wins first Sun City title
• Jimenez clinches Hong Kong Open by a shot
• Lonard wins Australian PGA with closing 65
• US Ryder Cup qualification modified for 2006
• 18 Year olds qualify for LPGA Tour
• Asian PGA Tour unveil 2005 schedule
• Golf a growing phenomenon in China
• Tight Lies Tour to allow use of rangefinders
• Singh set for first PGA Tour players award
• Nick Price awarded USGA Bob Jones Award
• Norman defends home appearance record
• Els favourite to claim another Sun City win
• Harrington set for Hong Kong title defence
• Toughest Q-School starts on Wednesday
• Father-Son challenge a stand out event
• Padraig Harrington seeks rankings boost
• Lonard moves back into the World Top 50
• Garcia looking to defend Sun City title
• Couples wins Skins Game for record 5th time

November - 2004

• David Smail wins Casio World Open
• Dodd claims maiden win at China Open
• Oberholser wins Korea Golf Championship
• Peter Lonard defends Australian Open title
• Mickelson wins Grand Slam of Golf with 59
• Golf nominated for demonstration at Olympics
• Sorenstam undecided about LPGA World Cup
• 100th Australian Open starts with star names
• Palmer urges US players to play globally
• Donald gets drawn into Casey controversy
• Clarke cancels schedule for family reasons
• Sorenstam reflects on another great season
• Casey not looking forward to playing in USA
• Tiger Woods looking forward to 2005
• Sorenstam lines up with Tiger in Skins Game
• Setting goals getting hard for Sorenstam
• Europeans need to make Major breakthrough
• Stuart Appleby hits a 630m drive for charity
• Singh sets sights on Grand Slam of Golf
• Tiger closes back in on World No.1 position
• Woods coasts to Dunlop Phoenix victory
• Sponsors drop Casey over USA comments
• Jeff Brehaut wins Pebble Beach Invitational
• Lehman not worried about Tiger's views
• South Africa look to defend with new team
• Verplank slates Casey over anti USA remarks
• Woods critical of O'Meara being passed over
• LPGA & PGA increasingly going global
• Fred Couples getting ready for Silly Season
• Walton amongst 39 who gain Tour cards
• Sorenstam looking to end season with a win
• Spanish favourites for World Cup
• USA seeking defence of UBS Cup
• Nick Faldo wins ADT Skills Challenge
• World's longest course planned in Australia
• Sifford leads new Hall of Fame inductees
• Number of Americans on LPGA Tour dwindle
• Montgomerie earns Korean Skins win
• Rose beats Singh in BILT Skins Game
• Six Europeans make it to PGA Tour Q-School
• John Daly's wife pleads guilty
• Darren Clarke coasts to victory in Japan
• Qatar Masters to be co-sanctioned with Asia
• Silly season gets busier and busier
• Top Europeans heading for China Open
• Charlie Sifford breaks Hall of Fame barrier
• Walton top player at European Q School
• Harmon backs new Las Vegas mini tour
• Geiberger receives highest slow play fine
• USA win first Tommy Bahama Challenge
• A bad week for Vijay Singh's caddie
• Top Europeans commit to Singapore event
• Shots that shaped the 2004 season
• Johnnie Walker Classic moves to Beijing
• Hall of Fame to reveal new Palmer exhibit
• Silly Season starts in earnest
• Harper, 1950 PGA Champion, dies aged 90
• Singh's season one of the best of all time
• Another management change at Callaway
• Tiger reflects on a sub standard season
• PGA Chief to retire in 2006
• Goosen up to World No.4, Woods back to No.2
• Padraig Harrington to join PGA Tour in 2005
• Vijay Singh already looking forward to 2005
• Judge rules in Tiger Woods favour
• Lehman rates USA as Ryder Cup underdogs
• Lehman confirmed as US Ryder Cup Captain
• Mianne Bagger creates history on the LET
• Stricker in danger of falling off golf map
• Ernie Els & PGA Tour settle schedule dispute
• Scott Drummond named rookie of the year
• Singh now aiming for 10th win of 2004
• Golf world slightly different for Woods return
• Singh pulls clear at top of World Rankings
• Tiger Woods sues boat manufacturer
• PGA Tour see no problems with Els schedule
• Lehman to be named US Ryder Cup Captain
• Campbell looking to repeat 2003 success
• Seve incident concern for European Tour

October - 2004

• China to host more European events in 2005
• Azinger & Faldo reported to be joining ABC
• European Tour investigating Seve assault
• Ernie Els out with finger injury
• Els & PGA Tour debate may spark problems
• Teams finalised for UBS Cup
• Europeans looking for strong end to season
• All to play for at Chrysler Championship
• Depth of talent on PGA Tour getting deeper
• Duval's play with Special Olympic athletes
• World Rankings calculations to alter
• Top two give Volvo Masters a miss
• 2005 World Cup goes to Portugal
• Payne Stewart still missed after 5 years
• Callaway Golf posts big loss
• Singh claims PGA Player of the Year Award
• Poulter & Westwood taking PGA Tour cards
• Singh aiming for US$10m earnings mark
• Asia looking to repeat Dynasty Cup triumph
• American's struggle again in Match Play
• PGA Tour season becoming never ending
• Sorenstam named Sportswoman of the Year
• Champions Tour tiles decided this week
• Madrid last chance for some Europeans
• Disney no fun for players on the bubble
• Els chase of top spot moves to Florida
• Ernie Els upset by PGA Tour requirements
• Olazabal targets keeping PGA Tour card
• Cory Pavin to play in Vietnam Masters
• Gary Evans recovering in Dubai
• Faldo considering TV role for ABC Sports
• PGA Tour announces 2005 schedule
• HSBC Match Play event counts for more
• LPGA player enters PGA Q-School
• Tour cards at stake as season nears end
• Tiger Woods of 2000 may never return
• World's best ready for HSBC Match Play
• Singh & Langer line up in Match Play
• Mickelson confirms return at Chrysler event
• Love III looking to return to winning ways
• Tiger Woods enjoying married life
• Details of Tiger's lavish wedding leak out
• Tiger struggling to cope with body changes?
• World Championship events in need of lift
• Singh to design course in Fiji
• Els looking forward instead of looking back
• World Cup teams announced
• Challenge Tour to start 2005 in Latin America
• Els & Singh move rankings battle to Scotland
• US Open returns to Congressional in 2011
• Tiger gets married according to reports
• Court rules in favour of PGA over scoring
• Jockeying for Ryder Cup captaincy
• Rankings reflect new order in golf in 2004
• Ironman Quigley continues to set records
• Woods may marry this week in Barbados
• Florida's golf courses suffer in hurricanes
• Ernie Els caps a great year
• Tiger Woods drops to World No.3
• 2006 Amex Championship comes to England
• Icher coasts to victory with record scores
• Three teams win World Cup places
• Arricau voted Players' Player of the Year
• Blomqvist wins LET Rookie of the Year
• Irish perk not up to expectations
• Faldo joins race for 2006 Ryder Cup captain
• Langer joins World Match Play field
• Tiger wants increased 2006 Ryder Cup role
• Singh's year doesn't compare to Tiger's 2000
• Harrington predicts Tiger will be back
• Jimenez & Levet invited to Match Play event

September - 2004

• Vijay Singh to play in Indian Skins Game
• McGinley feels sorry for Hal Sutton
• Huston looking for title defence after injury
• Europeans looking to shine at WGC event
• Norman turning players away from Shootout
• Lyle puts himself forward for Ryder Cup role
• 84 Lumber Classic growing in stature
• Singh pulls clear of Woods in World Rankings
• Injury scare for Tiger Woods
• Woods looking to claim Amex title again
• Allianz to sponsor PGA West Coast Swing
• Hurricane forces Singh to miss Amex event
• Mickelson pulls out of Amex Championship
• World Cup qualification becomes confusing
• New Zealand Open joins European Tour
• Harrington sets sights on Match Play entry
• Golf being considered for 2012 Olympics
• Europe will be favourites for 2006 says Monty
• Mickelson's year takes a sharp downturn
• Tiger Woods still ahead of Nicklaus at 28
• Match Play Championship field takes shape
• Singh looking to tighten hold on No.1 spot
• Ryder Cup winners taking a break
• Woods withdraws from 84 Lumber Classic
• Ryder Cup players heading for St Andrews
• American's view unhappy Ryder Cup future
• Carlsberg boost to golf in Vietnam
• Sanya Open returns with increased purse
• Sutton made several key errors of judgement
• Langer brings back Ryder Cup to Europe
• Montgomerie hailed as European hero
• Planning and teamwork keys to victory
• Langer rates Europeans best ever team
• Woods still fails to deliver in team events
• Wiratchant claims Taiwan Masters title
• Get well soon, Gary Evans
• Solheim Cup Captains eye up Crooked Stick
• 2005 Solheim Cup ticket information
• Last chance to play in dunhill links event
• Yates set to challenge for Asian Merit Title
• Battle of brothers at Taiwan Masters
• Vijay Singh extends lead as World No.1
• Singh having a Tiger like season
• Loar holds off Els to win Korean Open
• Injury scare for Darren Clarke
• Mickelson signs new deal with Callaway Golf
• Michelin to sponsor PGA Las Vegas event
• Ernie Els to tee up at Korean Open
• Sam Torrance insists pressure all on US Team
• David Duval showing signs of return to form
• Vijay Singh an example of hard work paying
• Straight back to work for Vijay Singh
• Tiger's fall from No.1 slow but inevitable
• Fiji celebrate Vijay's achievement
• Singh officially announced as World No.1
• Taiwan Open joins the Asian Tour
• Tiger finally gives up his top placed ranking
• Harvie Ward dies aged 78
• Bjorn to be Ryder Cup assistant captain
• Canadian golf legend Norman dies aged 75
• Phil Mickelson and Titleist end contract
• Woods tries to put personal problems aside
• Ernie Els deflated by missing out on Majors
• Donald last to know about Ryder Cup pick
• Top players commit to dunhill championship
• Korea plans World's biggest golf complex
• Golf in Olympics still a source of contention
• PGA Tour makes it difficult for global Els
• Tiger and TPC of Boston centre of attention
• Ryder Cup stars line up for European Masters
• Rose looking to return to top form again
• Chris Riley excited by prospect of Ryder Cup
• Tiger's form could alter TV deal negotiations

August - 2004

• Grand Slam moves to fit in with players
• LET change rules on transexual players
• European edge with Ryder Cup wild cards?
• Commercials back again at Masters
• Jack Nicklaus tees off at his latest design
• Montgomerie & Donald are Langer's picks
• Four clinch automatic Ryder Cup places
• Support for golf to be included in Olympics
• The trials of Monday qualification
• Buick takes over Hartford tournament
• Montgomerie teams up with former caddie
• A year of what could have been for Ernie Els
• Cink immediately repays Sutton's faith
• Last chance for Ryder Cup qualification
• Jacobsen looking for second senior Major
• Poulter relaxed on making Ryder Cup team
• Strongest ever field for BMW International
• When Tiger fades so do the TV ratings
• Jay Haas set to make Champions Tour debut
• Langer's Ryder Cup decision looming
• Seve Trophy heading to the Northeast
• Stewart Cink moves up to World No.11
• European Ryder Cup team taking shape
• Singh ready to assume mantle of World No.1
• MCI extend support of Harbour Town event
• Whistling Straits in enviable position
• Hot Chris Riley solves problem for Hal Sutton
• Ryan Moore wins US Amateur title
• Tiger may be spectator to season's title races
• Vijay Singh building Hall of Fame career
• Ernie Els sets sights on improving putting
• Reno-Tahoe attracts eight Major winners
• No.1 spot up for grabs this week in Ohio
• Kelly disappointed not to make Ryder Cup
• Everyone pleased with Whistling Straits
• Sutton picks Haas and Cink as wild-cards
• Tiger Woods breaks Norman's No.1 record
• Johnson wins again after four year break
• Woods helping Duval on the comeback trail
• Montgomerie wants automatic qualification
• LET announce new Finnish event for 2005
• Weather will be big factor at Whistling Straits
• PGA may produce another surprise winner
• Hal Sutton closing in on Captain's picks
• Phil Mickelson sticking with game plan
• Ernie Els no longer distracted by Tiger
• Davis Love III feels its his turn to win again
• Whistling Straits will prove a fresh challenge
• Whistling Straits will be the toughest test
• Another trio pull out of PGA Championship
• Ernie Els closer than ever to World No. 1 spot
• Mark Hensby defends missing Troon Open
• Woods optimitic about return to top form
• Campbell looking to redress major balance
• Goosen, Price & Maggert out of PGA
• Fred Funk on edge of Ryder Cup qualification
• LET back in Denmark after 7 year break
• Woods equals Norman's rankings record
• Decision time looming for Hal Sutton
• Sorenstam wins after record round of 64
• Companies join forces to combat fake clubs
• Ryder Cup points chase moves to Holland
• CEO of Callaway Golf resigns
• LET announce new season ending event
• Decision time looming for Ryder Cup captains
• Top players closing in on Woods No.1 spot
• Els & Love favourites for The International
• Annika Sorenstam returns home to Sweden
• Tiger upbeat after Buick performance
• Sorenstam disappointed with Major return
• Oakland Hills getting ready for Ryder Cup
• Palmer to attend centenary Australian Open
• Woods to shortly pass Norman's record
• Woods & Kuehne win Battle of the Bridges
• Stupples returns home to celebrate victory
• Daly having best ever season on PGA Tour
• Tiger shakes off talk of slump
• Woods & Sorenstam set for Skins Game
• Parnevik confident of Ryder Cup rule change
• Chance for amateurs to play in Dunhill Links
• Ryder Cup wild card hope for Montgomerie
• Padraig Harrington taking a break to rest
• Ironman Quigley through 250 senior events
• No changes planned for Ryder Cup format
• Asian Tour event returns after 5 year break

July - 2004

• Irwin sets sights on another US Open title
• Ryder Cup selection problems for Hal Sutton
• Scott looking to defend Scandinavian title
• Sorenstam favourite for British Open
• Carlos Franco not the typical tour pro
• Thongchai receives invite to PGA
• Woods admits that rivals have caught up
• Carlos Franco back in the world's top 100
• Mickelson & Singh confirm for Canadian Open
• Hamilton arrives in Texas with Claret Jug
• Els taking two weeks off to reflect on loss
• Baltusrol tougher for 2005 PGA Championship
• Langer optimistic about Ryder Cup players
• Hamilton puts home town on the map
• Top players back technology limitations
• Watson hoping to win again for former caddie
• Ben Curtis looking to reverse fortunes
• In form Campbell looking to retain Irish title
• Wie centre of attention at Evian Masters
• Sorenstam hoping to bounce back again
• Todd Hamilton moves up to world No.16
• Minea Blomqvist gains first LET victory
• Troon a course of two different nines
• Retief Goosen named Golfer of the Month
• Calcavecchia not following modern trends
• Mickelson hoping to continue US dominance
• Open draw throws up interesting pairings
• Mature Leonard looking forward to Troon
• Top European Tour players miss out on Open
• Hjorth wins English Open for first LET title
• Steve Elkington out of Open with groin injury
• Graham hopes for return after heart trouble
• Justin Leonard happy to be back at Troon
• Internationals doing ever better on PGA Tour
• Watson and Funk pull out of Open
• Phil Mickelson confident of Open chances
• Tom Weiskopf slates PGA Tour no shows
• Coaches becoming ever more high profile
• Thomas Bjorn back in a troubled state of mind
• Wie to try and qualify for mens US Open
• Singh looking for defence of John Deere title
• Ernie Els heads top field for Scottish Open
• A classic win for Meg Mallon
• The Faldo Series granted charitable status
• Sorenstam tired of being US Open runner up
• Suzanne Dickens wins unusual LET event
• Temperament key to Goosen's success
• LPGA looking forward to teenager boost
• Disquiet about regional Open qualification
• Retief Goosen moves up to World No.6
• Another mixed tournament for Tiger Woods
• Trio earn invitations to Open
• Pepper to retire at the end of the season
• Steve Williams defends actions
• Woods & Harmon patch up differences
• Tiger Woods confirms entry to Buick Open
• Hilary Lunke looking forward to title defence
• Woods seeks fourth Western Open title
• Sorenstam seeks third US Open title
• Fred Couples wins the Par 3 Shootout
• Jay & Bill Haas win CVS Charity Classic
• Greg Norman returns to golf in Chicago
• Retief Goosen returns to action in Ireland
• R&A upset at US qualification attendance
• Montgomerie qualifies for Open after playoff

June - 2004

• Zhang Lian-wei contemplating PGA Tour bid
• Swedes top Congressional Open Qualification
• David Graham in hospital with heart problems
• Focus in the modern game on swing coaches
• Elisabeth Esterl wins KLM Ladies Open
• Tseng beats Wie in Public Links final
• Big names set for Open qualification
• Overhaul lined up for Booz Allen Classic
• Tiger Woods admits that caddie went too far
• US Open to add international qualification
• Arnold Palmer awarded Presidential Medal
• Retief Goosen joins the golfing elite
• Europeans struggle at US Open once again
• Jack Nicklaus to miss US Senior Open
• The rise and rise of the swing coach
• Putting the key factor in Goosen's victory
• Woods & Harmon row rumbles on
• Asian Tour launch new US$1m tournament
• Top amateurs to play Barclays Scottish Open
• Final day course problems dominate US Open
• Furyk to return to normal schedule after injury
• 2005 WGC Amex event goes to San Francisco
• Retief Goosen moves up to World No.7
• Get into the swing at the Sports Show
• 2010 US Open to go to Pebble Beach
• Furyk to make surprise return to defend title
• Harrington frustrated at another second place
• David Duval makes return when it suits him
• World Cup return likely for Montgomerie
• Sergio Garcia moves back into World Top Ten
• Asian Tour celebrates great first half of year
• 2020 vision for golf by Sport England
• Arricau claims LET French Open title
• USA retains Curtis Cup
• David Duval to make comeback at US Open
• Tom Kite qualifies for US Open
• Beck seeks way back from golf wilderness
• Faldo makes it through US Open qualifying
• Women focused on LPGA Tour this year
• Big entry for Open qualification
• Woods confident about US Open chances
• Bright future in Central & Eastern Europe
• Els also closing in on World No.1 Ranking
• Phil Mickelson wins Exelon Invitational
• Grace Park seeking second LPGA Major title
• Ernie Els aiming for third Buick Classic title
• Drummond returns to action at Gleneagles
• Sorenstam looking forward to title defence
• Play suspended in US Open Qualifiers
• Ernie Els moves up to World No.2 spot
• Michelle Wie the main focus of Curtis Cup
• Wilson earns invites with British Amateur win
• Sanchez wins BMW Ladies Italian Open
• Parnevik unhappy with Ryder Cup rules
• Woods looking to hit top form at Memorial
• Slow play continues to be an issue on tour
• Stadler pleads guilty to drunk driving charge
• Match Play is golf's richest official event
• Tee time with Tiger Woods up for auction
• Annika Sorenstam looking for three in a row
• Woods looking to hit top form at Memorial
• Ian Woosnam downbeat about current form
• Memorial draws one of the years best fields
• Still no sign of David Duval's return
• Luna at home in Rome for Italian Open
• Twelve gain exemptions to the US Open
• Scott Drummond jumps up 340 ranking places
• Top Asian players get invites to Memorial
• Urban Golf too hard for Ryder Cup winner
• Montgomerie vows to qualify for Troon
• Jack Nicklaus winding down on playing days

May - 2004

• Colin Montgomerie set to miss US Open
• Arricau gains maiden LET Tour victory
• Jesper Parnevik rejoins European Tour
• Kiawah Island to host 2007 Senior PGA
• Ballesteros fears the end of his playing days
• European Tour reaches 1000th tournament
• Vijay Singh focused on World No.1 spot
• Michelle Wie's goal is to play in the Masters
• Micheel still keeping things in perspective
• Volvo to end PGA Championship sponsorship
• R&A & USGA to use new ball test
• Langer backs Montgomerie for Ryder Cup
• Ryder Cup loophole for European players
• Purses continue to grow on the PGA Tour
• Toms headlines depleted St Judes field
• Montgomerie & Daly in need of good finishes
• Ladbrokes to sponsor Shoreditch Urban Open
• Wie receives invitation to US Women's Open
• Have your photo taken with the Ryder Cup
• Price confused by Europe's Ryder Cup stance
• Padraig Harrington fires caddie
• Review of World Rankings to be undertaken
• Haeggman a Ryder Cup poser for Langer
• Long putter issue refuses to go away
• Steve Flesch vaults up to World No.24
• Women's World Rankings to being in 2005
• Asian Tour expands to Vietnam
• Montgomerie's worst finish since pro debut
• R&A state no plans to ban long putters
• Scotsman Yates wins SK Telecom Open
• Women's British Open breaks new ground
• Curtis Strange quits television job
• Karen Stupples heading for record season
• Blind golf champion accused of seeing
• Welsh Summer of Golf campaign launched
• Padraig Harrington to miss Volvo PGA again
• Woods form good apart from errant driving
• Golfer sues golf resort over crocodile bite
• John Daly close to missing US Open
• Scott looking for return of form in Europe
• Walker Cup Captain in drugs arrests
• Portmarnock loses licence over discrimination
• Good memories for Els of TPC of Europe
• Perry looking for 2003 repeat performance
• Choi & Couples top draws at SK Telecom
• Allen Doyle wants Champions Tour changes
• Ryder Cup boost for Spanish duo
• Montgomerie in need of rankings boost
• EDS have different view on sponsorship
• Langer out of tournaments with wrist injury
• Donald latest to confirm Ryder Cup absence
• Sergio Garcia vaults back up rankings
• Golf Industry Leaders Gather in Budapest
• Singh named European Golfer of the Month
• Top players closing in on Tiger Woods
• Ryder Cup qualification may be reviewed
• No exemption for Wilson at Colonial this year
• New off season event for under 30's
• 2006 Women's Open set for Royal Lytham
• Ernie Els returns to action at Byron Nelson
• Padraig Harrington favourite for title defence
• Langer confirms entry to Volvo PGA
• Greg Norman happy to lose rankings record
• Harrington supporter of golf in Olympics
• Ben Curtis preparing for Open title defence
• Miller thinks that Tiger already past his best
• Isao Aoki looking beyond Hall of Fame
• Greg Norman top draw for BMW Asian Open
• Seve backs Ryder Cup selection process
• Wie & Sorenstam gain world sports awards
• Welsh golfer makes injury comeback
• Joey Sindelar moves into World Top 100
• Top fields for Byron Nelson and Colonial
• Montgomerie in danger of missing majors
• European Ryder Cup team may be weakened
• New European Tour event at Woburn
• Knutson wins Macau Open by a single shot
• Ekelundh gains maiden LET win in Portugal
• Europeans out of Ryder Cup
• Singh has sights firmly set on World's top spot
• Michelle Wie hires Fluff Cowan as caddie
• US Amateur Champion to turn professional
• Montgomerie to play in British Masters
• Harrington favourite for Macau Open
• Tiger Woods returns to action again
• Top Europeans tee up at British Masters
• Former Nationwide player dies of cancer
• Paul Lawrie sacks coach
• Singh getting ever closer to World No.1
• Montgomerie's focus far from Ryder Cup
• 3M extend sponsorship deal through to 2007
• Record entry for US Open
• Colin Montgomerie and wife seperate
• Cranfield helps Cevaer to first European title
• Jack Nicklaus may end competitive playing
• Montgomerie pulls out of Volkswagon Masters
• Roe unhapy with new R&A recording system
• Se Ri Pak already close to Hall of Fame
• Nicklaus & Player named captains again
• Jim Furyk on the way back from wrist injury
• R&A revamp scoring for 2004 Open

April - 2004

• Phil Mickelson returns to golf at New Orleans
• Vijay Singh continuing to close in on Tiger
• Faldo looking to kick start season in China
• Open purse increases to £4m
• Putting woes afflicting Olazabal's game
• Mickelson's advert for Dave Pelz technique
• Tiger happy with his play and swing
• Haas not moving to the Champions Tour yet
• Jacobsen out for several months after surgery
• Adam Scott sacks his caddie
• Olazabal aiming to pick up Ryder Cup points
• Els over Masters disappointment already
• Tough title defence ahead for Fred Couples
• O'Grady set to follow in Schofield's footsteps
• Phil Mickelson to play Scottish Open
• Cink vaults up to 22nd in World Rankings
• 2004 setting up to be a vintage season
• Tiger gets his focus back to golf again
• New "Best player without a Major" tag?
• Van de Velde trying to secure Tour card
• Phil Mickelson shows off his green jacket
• 68th Masters one of the most memorable ever
• Els looking to bounce back at Harbour Town
• R&A introduce "hot" driver rules from 2005
• Ian Woosnam not hopeful of Ryder Cup place
• Annika Sorenstam changes focus for 2004
• Four qualify for Open in Asia
• Teams set for "Battle at the Bridges"
• US based Europeans may miss Ryder spots
• Jimenez pushing for Ryder Cup place
• Nike to produce non conforming clubs
• Isleworth win Tavistock Cup 14.5 - 9.5

March - 2004

• Daly pleased to have secured Masters invite
• Scott thanks Norman for Players victory
• China the growth market for equipment
• Scott moves up to 12th in World Rankings
• Stupples joins the Ladies European Tour
• Stupples goes from waitress to LPGA star
• Furyk out for at least 3 months after surgery
• Langer names Forsbrand as vice captain
• Singh looking to improve on home course
• Ryder Cup hopefuls tee up in Madeira
• Ladies European Tour announce new sponsor
• Rosie Jones "comes out" with new sponsor
• Micheel victim of PGA's new Pro Am policy
• Wie looking to make best major finish yet
• Masters places up for grabs at Sawgrass
• Tiger wants to improve accuracy for Players
• Sorenstam plays down grand slam talk
• Els looking for immediate return to form
• Chad Campbell moving onto the big stage
• 2008 Olympic golf debate still ongoing
• Campbell moves into the World's top ten
• Langer happy with Montgomerie's new form
• Tiger Woods struggles in Bay Hill title defence
• Zhang gains special Masters invitation
• Palmer looking forward to his 50th Masters
• Jim Furyk out with wrist injury
• Seville Open to debut on European Tour
• Tiger to train with the Army after Masters
• 2004 Masters all about golf not gender issues
• Tiger aiming for 5th straight Bay Hill win
• Sorenstam & Wie launch LPGA seasons
• Todd Hamilton breaks into World Top 50
• Love donates US$ 700,000 to his local church
• New course will prove tough test at Honda
• Hal Sutton already gearing up for Ryder Cup
• Las Vegas back on PGA Tour schedule
• Sorenstam sets herself up for major challenge
• Mark O'Meara glad to finally be back in form
• PGA Distinguished Service awarded to Dye
• Australian event off due to money problems
• Pinehurst toughening up for 2005 US Open
• Parry complains over Miller comments
• Daly out of action after restaurant accident
• Venturi says Palmer broke rules in 58 Masters
• Laura Davies gains 66th career victory
• Technology stretches courses to their limits
• Tiger gives clinic to troops on aircraft carrier
• Arnold Palmer to play Bay Hill Invitational
• Tiger wants crack down on unruly crowds
• Transsexual misses cut at Australian Open
• Golf fun again for resurgent Phil Mickelson
• Mike Weir preparing for Masters in earnest
• John Daly on the comeback trail once again
• David Toms looking to kickstart 2004 season
• Woods vs Els showdown at Dubai this week
• Bjorn not convinced about Ryder Cup policy
• Players perks go peyond increased purses
• Golf order restored as Tiger wins again
• Baddeley recruits Lehman's former caddy
• Record purse for Volvo PGA Championship

February - 2004

• Transsexual wants change to golf rules
• Mickelson wins PGA Tour West Coast Swing
• Price a reminder of the games sportsmanship
• Sorenstam denies Stupples on final day
• Coles wins New Zealand PGA Championship
• Match Play uncertainty levels playing field
• Montgomerie may miss Players Championship
• In form John Daly heads to Tucson
• Tiger to appear in "Caddyshack" advert
• Sponsors exemptions a tricky balance
• Tiger looking to defend Match Play title
• Players giving value for money to sponsors
• Asian winner of a major overdue
• Mike Weir jumps to fourth in World Rankings
• Els pulls out of Match Play for family reasons
• Justin Rose trying to make mark on PGA Tour
• Parnevik shows welcome return to form
• Singh just 3 tournaments from top ranking
• Fascination with John Daly continues
• Steve Pate ready for the Champions Tour
• Tiger pulls out of European TPC event
• Top Europeans tee off in Malaysia
• Woods looking to win in home town at last
• John Daly vaults 214 spots in World Rankings
• Woods to face Beem in Match Play
• 2007 Solheim Cup returns to Sweden
• Nilsmark named Solheim Cup Captain again
• Open goes to Royal Birkdale in 2008
• No more mens events says Laura Davies
• Sorenstam getting ready for 2004 season
• Knee surgery ahead for Mark James
• Tiger Woods extends deal with Buick
• LET and Volvo in new sponsorship deal
• Wie turns down invitation to Canadian Open
• World Rankings review underway
• A very different Torrey Pines this year
• Woods set for Buick Invitational defence
• Chinese events to feature on European Tour
• Singh closes in on World No.1 position
• Laura Davies targets making the halfway cut
• No Europeans in the Top 10 for first time
• Challenge Tour to stop in Egypt & Panama
• Vijay doesn't wish to be compared to Tiger
• Ernie Els smiles at rollercoaster day
• Wie to become youngest Curtis Cup player
• Norman wants women to stay on LPGA Tour
• Langer rules out a playing role in Ryder Cup
• David Duval signs again with Nike
• Wie shoots 74 in Hawaiian mens tournament
• Experience a big factor at Pebble Beach
• Els bids for 3rd consecutive Heineken Classic
• Faldo heads all-star cast in Abu Dhabi Desert
• Faldo has no problem with women in golf
• Atwal wins Johnnie Walker Asian Award
• Tom Watson wins Champions Skins Game
• Stenson's drive at the Johnnie Walker Classic
• Nick Price fears future drug problems for golf

January - 2004

• Legends line up for senior skins game
• Singh looking for title defence in Phoenix
• Ladies European Tour release 2004 schedule
• Laura Davies to appear in ANZ Championship
• Els looking for third straight Heineken title
• Bonallack named World Rankings Chairman
• Jack Nicklaus to cut back on tournament play
• Mickeslon jumps back up World Rankings
• Open to return to Carnoustie in 2007
• Paddison cruises to Victorian Open win
• Ruangkit claims Thailand Open title again
• McNulty looking forward to Champions Tour
• Sutton chooses Jones and Burke as assistants
• Four qualify for Open in Australia
• Ernie Els to cut back on global travel
• Recording practice to change at 2004 Open
• Ernie Els enjoys Hawaiian victory
• Wie moving potential for female golfers
• Mickelson ready for start of 2004 season
• Clarke cleans up lifestyle to help his golf
• Els stays at World number 3 despite win
• Tim Price wins New Zealand Open
• Ben Curtis signs deal to wear NFL apparel
• Asian PGA not surprised by player take over
• Big names commit to Heinken Classic
• Tiger to skip Pebble Beach Pro-Am again
• Big purses hurting PGA Tour says golf agent
• Players plan on taking over Asian PGA Tour
• Michelle Wie has sights set high
• Top Europeans head to South African Open
• Els looking for an immediate improvement
• Wie ready to take on the men in Hawaii
• Singh sets sights on World No.1 spot
• Montgomerie starts season earlier than usual
• Voluntary driver testing starts on PGA Tour
• New incentive for Challenge Tour players
• Top players set for Florida club competition
• Price of Masters badges increases 40%
• Tiger says children certain for the future
• Overseas players migrating to PGA Tour
• South Africans claim first Open spots
• Montgomerie to help crew Volvo Ocean Race
• Peter Lonard out for two months after injury
• Mark McNulty to become an Irish citizen
• Fit again Woods looking to dominate 2004
• Whistling Straits gearing up for Major event
• Top players looking for fast start to 2004
• Many optimistic of catching up with Tiger
• Ernie Els to travel less in 2004
• Campbell may miss season start after surgery
• New questions for the new season
• Wet Kapalua will lead to higher scoring
• Stellar field kick off 2004 PGA Tour season
• Woods will focus on majors in 2004
• Top Europeans commit to Malaysian event