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Golden shines at Canadian Women's Open

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 16 Aug 2002

Kate Golden secured the outright lead of the Bank of Montreal Canadian Women's Open after posting a first round of -5 (67) that included an eagle on the par five...
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Wright in semi-finals at US Women's Amateur

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 16 Aug 2002

The 2002 US Women's Amateur will see four new semifinalists when play resumes Friday morning (US time) at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club in the US. Twenty-one-year-old Brandi Jackson, Becky...
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Furyk and Funk early leaders at PGA

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 16 Aug 2002

The 2002 US PGA championship got off to a slow start when lightning and heavy rain forced a suspension in play of close to three hours. Play resumed, however, some...
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Davis and LaCassie Win QLD Foursomes

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 15 Aug 2002

Tom Davis and Bronson LaCassie won the Konica Amateur Foursomes Championship of Queensland at Gailes Golf Club earlier today. With rounds of 73 and 72 (-1), Davis (Caboolture) and LaCassie...
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Wright lone Aussie at US Women's Amateur

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 15 Aug 2002

Defending champion Meredith Duncan was eliminated in round one of morning matchplay, losing to Australian Katherine Hull on the second extra hole of a playoff (20th hole) at the Sleepy...
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Troon Golf moves into Fiji

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 15 Aug 2002

Troon Golf, the upscale leader in upscale golf course management has been selected by Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. and Tabua Investments, a subsidiary of BIL International Ltd, to...
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Two Aussies make cut at US Women's Amateur

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 14 Aug 2002

American Courtney Swaim set a record and took the medalist honors at the end of the first 36 holes of qualifing at the US Women's Amateur Championship. Swaim backed up...
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Mastercard takes over Ericsson Masters

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 14 Aug 2002

MasterCard International has announced it has become the naming rights sponsor of the Australian Masters, renaming the tournament the MasterCard Masters. Over the course of the four-year official sponsorship, MasterCard...
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PGA Show starts this week in Sydney

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 13 Aug 2002

The Australian PGA Merchandise Show is the largest golf exhibition of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. It kicks off for the golf trade only on Wednesday 14th August and...
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Swaim Leads US Women's Amateur Qualifying

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 13 Aug 2002

American Courtney Swaim has taken the lead following the first round of stroke play at the 102nd U.S. Women's Amateur.Swaim fired a -4 (67) to finish one shot ahead of...
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Having a bet on the PGA?

IN: News | BY: Bruce Young | DATE: 13 Aug 2002

The PGA gets under way on Thursday and as is the case with all majors the event attracts a lot of interest from those who don't mind having a nibble...
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Callaway introduces new Odyssey putters

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 12 Aug 2002

Callaway Golf today announced that two new models of the best-selling Odyssey(R) White Hot(R) "2-Ball" Putter are scheduled to hit golf shops around the world in late August 2002. The...
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Lonard Ambassador for Heart Foundation

IN: News | BY: iseekgolf.com | DATE: 12 Aug 2002

Peter Lonard is helping the Heart Foundation tell Australians that getting active is good for your heart " I'm thrilled to take on this role and help the Heart Foundation...
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Dawson finally gets there

IN: News | BY: Bruce Young | DATE: 12 Aug 2002

It seems that every week a new story emerges where perseverance is rewarded or adversity is overcome on either the PGA or Buy.Com Tours.This week is no exception as the...
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Lawrie "streets" field

IN: News | BY: Bruce Young | DATE: 12 Aug 2002

There are some who would suggest that the win by Paul Lawrie in the 1999 British Open was more a reflection on the way the Royal and Ancient Golf Club...
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Tiger clears cobwebs before PGA

IN: News | BY: Bruce Young | DATE: 12 Aug 2002

It was not exactly vintage Tiger but the decision to get another "run under his belt" so to speak before next week's PGA has proven to be both timely and...
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Karrie continues to collect majors

IN: News | BY: Bruce Young | DATE: 12 Aug 2002

Karie Webb may not have had her best season in Women's golf but there is every reason to believe that in years to come when the game's greats are being...
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Japanese at it again

IN: News | BY: Bruce Young | DATE: 11 Aug 2002

Avoiding the risk of repeating myself is becoming an increasingly difficult task each week as yet another Japanese golfer wins on the European Seniors Tour.This time it was the man...
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Open opportunity in "North West Of Ireland"

IN: News | BY: Bruce Young | DATE: 11 Aug 2002

With the PGA being staged in Minnesota this week most of the European Tour's leading lights will be across the pond when it's less credentialled members take to the fairways...
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Sorenstam chooses not to defend in Canada

IN: News | BY: Bruce Young | DATE: 11 Aug 2002

Not exactly clear when the decision was made but defending champion Annika Sorenstam has chosen not to play this week's Bank of Montreal Canadian Women's Open. The Swede, who missed...
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