Friday 27 November 2020
The former world number one will go up against a generation of golfers he helped inspire.
The Masters is an expensive ticket to get but pretty cheap once you get in the gates.
Tiger or Rory? The choice is yours.
Perseverance paid off for the Spaniard after over 70 attempts at a Major.
There’s also a year’s satellite subscription to eir Sport and a four-ball at Druids Glen up for grabs.
Ahead of the Masters, the world number two got a big boost.
*100% not foolproof.
The former Ryder Cup captain believes the Offaly man has a chance this week.
The former Ryder Cup captain says Rory McIlroy was in a no-win situation.
The world number one is three shots off the lead going into the final round.
Meanwhile, Carl Frampton has been stripped of his WBA super bantamweight title and Connacht have been hit with a late injury ahead of Grenoble test.
Elsewhere, it was a great day for Willie Mullins while the Irish Women’s football team racked up an impressive Euro qualifier win.
If you insist on going into zen-like trance
All the focus will be on the the big three, but what about the rest?
The 21-year-old heads up at the leaderboard at Augusta.
The 25 year-old insists he has no intention of getting ahead of himself at any stage
The world number one is hoping to win a career Grand Slam next week.
The former world number one played a practise round at Augusta yesterday.
Shane Lowry is trying to keep everything in perspective ahead of his Masters debut.
With one eye on the Masters, the world number one is focused on improving his game at the Dubai Desert Classic.
Two Thousand and Fifteen.
The former world number one had a disappointing third round.
The golfer from Bagdad … Florida has broken into the Top 10 for the first time while our Rory remains second.
Ulster will feel like they’ve got the final in clear sight, writes Patrick McCarry, while Leinster travel to Bordeaux to take on a star-studded Clermont Auvergne
