This Week in Golf - Swede Maidens in Spain '95
This Week in Golf looks back at a number of classic moments from over the years including Robert Karlsson's maiden victory at the Turespana Open Mediterrania and Danny Lee's famous win on tour as an amateur.
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This Week in Golf - Swede Maidens in Spain '95This Week in Golf looks back at a number of classic moments from over the years including Robert Karlsson's maiden victory at the Turespana Open Mediterrania and Danny Lee's famous win on tour as an amateur.
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This Week in Golf - Local Boy Celebrates in Style '06This Week in Golf we wind the clock back to 2006 where the Italian Open was won by local boy Francesco Molinari in some style.
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This Week in Golf - The Rise of the Silent Swede '05This Week in Golf we wind the clocks back to 2005 when Swede Peter Hanson won his first event on the European Tour at the Open de Espana. This catapulted him into the limelight and he has since enjoyed a Ryder Cup spot and a fantastic World Ranking.
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This Week in Golf - Davies the Prince in Morocco '10This week we wind the clocks back to 2010, where Welshman Rhys Davies put in an almost flawless putting performance to take home the Trophée Hassan II in Morocco.
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This Week in Golf - An Indication for Major ChampionsThis Week in Golf we wind the clocks back to the 2007 Open de Espana won by Charl Schwartzel and the 2008 BMW Asian Open where Darren Clarke went home with the trophy. Remarkably, both men went on the win a Major Championship in 2011.
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This Week in Golf - Lawrie King in Qatar '99After such a successful week in Qatar we look back at Paul Lawrie's second career win in 1999, which was at the Doha Golf Club. Last time Lawrie won the Qatar Masters he went on to win the Open Championship. An omen perhaps for this year...
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This Week in Golf - Tiger wins in Thailand ‘98This Week in Golf looks back at the Johnnie Walker Classic where a young Tiger Woods comes from behind on the Sunday to win the event in a playoff, beating South African Ernie Els.
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This Week in Golf - Momentum Needed for AugustaThis Week in Golf we wind the clocks back to a number of occasions prior to the Masters where players have performed leading up to claiming their green jacket. Wins in March and the start of April have often been a prelude to a Masters title.
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This Week in Golf - Els holds on for the Heineken '04This Week in Golf travels back to 2004 to relive the Heineken Masters in Melbourne Australia. Ernie Els was the eventual winner despite his best efforts to try and squander an eight shot lead.
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