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Entries for Amateur Championship rising as deadline approaches
9 May 2008
Championships
The world's top two amateur golfers, Danny Willett and Rickie Fowler, head the list of entrants for the 2008 Amateur Championship.
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Golf's green credentials come under the spotlight
6 May 2008
Course Management
Golf is getting greener, but it could be doing better: that's the message which came out of a conference last week to look at the environmental impact of the game.
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Question A player’s ball lies on the putting green He strikes the ball too hard and the ball rolls off the green, down the slope at the front of the green, and it stops 25 yards away in the middle of the fairway. The player may deem his ball unplayable and place a ball on the green where he last played from. True False

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Kenya win sixth East Africa title
Defending champions Kenya retained the East African Challenge Trophy at the Arusha Gymkhana Club, Tanzania, with a decisive seven-point margin over Uganda to claim the title for the fourth time in succession and the sixth time overall since the five-nation competition began in 1999. Hosts Tanzania finished third with Rwanda half-a-point behind in fourth and Burundi fifth....More

Golf's green credentials come under the spotlight
6 May 2008
Golf is getting greener, but it could be doing better: that's the message which came out of a conference last week to look at the environmental impact of the game.
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