Sporting Life - USPGA 2003

30/08/08 15:34 GMT


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		MICHEEL IS MAJOR MAN Shaun Micheel took victory in the USPGA Championship at Oak Hill after a sensational approach shot to three inches at the final hole set up a winning birdie. Click here for full story and final clubhouse scores.

MICHEEL LANDS ANOTHER MAJOR SURPRISE
A sensational shot to the last secured a two-shot win for Shaun Micheel in the USPGA at Oak Hill. (More)

CASEY SLAMS CRUEL COURSE
Paul Casey slammed the set-up of Oak Hill after finishing the USPGA championship at 19 over par. (More)

LITTLE-KNOWN DUO SET FOR MAJOR TUSSLE
Shaun Micheel and Chad Campbell lead the field by three ahead of the final round of the USPGA. (More)

HARRINGTON SET TO PLAY ON
Father to be Padraig Harrington now intends to play in next week's NEC World Championship. (More)

MICHEEL THE MAN TO CATCH
Shaun Micheel is surprisingly the man to catch at halfway at Oak Hill. (More)

WESTWOOD'S WOES RETURN
Lee Westwood is down in the dumps about his golf game again after missing the cut at Oak Hill. (More)

MICHEEL TAKES SHOCK HALFWAY LEAD
American Shaun Micheel is the shock halfway leader in the USPGA championship at Oak Hill. (More)

MICKELSON'S CHANCE TO JOIN THE CLUB
Phil Mickelson started his bid to win a first major in great style at the USPGA. (More)

MONTY'S FLASH POINT
Colin Montgomerie was involved in another incident with a press photographer at Oak Hill. (More)

MICKELSON DAZZLES AS MONTY BLOWS UP
Phil Mickelson went in search of a first 'major' at the USPGA as Colin Montgomerie crashed to an 82. (More)

MONTY IN 'INCIDENT' WITH PHOTOGRAPHERS
Colin Montgomerie was reported for another incident with photographers during a miserable opening 82. (More)

'UNDER-ACHIEVING' ROSE OUT TO IMPROVE
Justin Rose is hoping to salvage a sub-par 2003 in today's USPGA Championship. (More)

SUTTON SETS OUT TO INSPIRE TIGER
Hal Sutton is making it a priority to bring the best out of Tiger Woods next September in Detroit. (More)

MONTY'S IN THE MOOD
Colin Montgomerie is confident his 50th major can be a winning one. (More)

CURTIS BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Open champion Ben Curtis steps back into the limelight at Oak Hill on Thursday. (More)

CASEY - I'M STAYING RELAXED
Paul Casey is trying to treat the US PGA Championship just lke any other tournament. (More)

NEW TORMENT FOR DALY
John Daly's mind is on other matters at Oak Hill - his wife is facing drug and gambling charges. (More)

EVANS TARGETS TOP FINISH
Gary Evans finally plays his first tournament in America this week. (More)

HARRINGTON PLAYS DURING PREGNANT PAUSE
Padraig Harrington has taken medical advice to be at this week's USPGA. (More)

ANDRADE TO PLAY MAJOR PART
Larry Nelson's withdrawal has opened the door for Billy Andrade to play in the USPGA. (More)

EARLY BIRD BEATS TIGER
Thomas Bjorn beat Tiger Woods onto the course in practice for the USPGA Championship. (More)

NORMAN HOPES TO CONQUER PAIN
Greg Norman hopes he can defy the pain and put up a good performance at the PGA Championship. (More)

POULTER HAS HIGH HOPES
Ian Poulter arrived in America with high hopes ahead of the USPGA Championship. (More)

LAWRIE PULLS OUT OF USPGA
Former Open champion Paul Lawrie has withdrawn from next week's USPGA championship at Oak Hill. (More)

THE EUROPEANS ARE COMING
There will be a strong European challenge at next week's US PGA Championship at Oak Hill. (More)

LAST CHANCE FOR EUROPEANS
For Europe's golfers the 2003 USPGA Championship is something of a last-chance saloon. (More)

FALDO TO MISS USPGA
Nck Faldo will miss his first Major tournament since 1987 when the USPGA takes place. (More)

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