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Golf365’s US Open podcast with Pete Farries and Dave Tindall
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ReviewsGolf365 Review: Slieve Russell – Now ‘PGA National Ireland Slieve Russell’
Golf365's Andrew Swires reviews the newly-rebranded PGA National Ireland Slieve Russell in County Cavan, Ireland.
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CoursesGolf365 review: Souillac, Golf Du Coiroux and La Marterie
Golf365's Patrick Mooney took on three courses in the historic Dordogne Valley in France, and outlined the highlights of his trip.
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FeaturesGolf365 History: When Oli Fisher shot 59
In the latest episode of The Round podcast England’s Oli Fisher discusses his record-breaking 59 in the 2018 Portugal Masters.
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ReviewsGolf365 Travel: Northern Ireland’s epic year
Matt Cooper visited Northern Ireland ahead of this year’s Open to tackle host course Royal Portrush and travel up the Causeway Coast.
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FeaturesGolf365 History: Cristie Kerr reveals tough times prior to LPGA success
In the latest episode of The Round podcast, Richard Kaufman talks to the feisty LPGA star Cristie Kerr about her journey to the top.
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PGA ChampionshipGolf365’s PGA Championship podcast with Pete Farries and Dave Tindall
Join us for the latest Golf365 podcast, just in time for the PGA Championship!
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PGA ChampionshipTiger Woods’ seven greatest PGA Championship moments
A resurgent Tiger Woods will vie for a fifth PGA Championship title this week. We take a look at his greatest moments in the tournament.
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FeaturesGolf365 History: Nicolas Colsaerts relives the 2012 Ryder Cup
Nicolas Colsaerts talks to The Round podcast about his stunning debut at Medinah and his remarkable career.
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FeaturesGolf365 History: John E Morgan remembers the 2004 John Deere Classic
Sky Sports' Richard Kaufman talks to his colleague John E Morgan about a remarkable career.
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The MastersEverything you need to know about Augusta National
Augusta National Golf Club, considered Bobby Jones' masterpiece, was built in the early 1930s and opened in 1934 with hardly any members.