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Dermot Gilleece, long-time golf writer with the Sunday Independent ... and his view on the difference between Rory McIlroy and the mentality shown by the likes of Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.

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GOLF’s annual Top 100 Teachers retreat always ... it’s amazing how straight you can hit the ball,” Hallett says. “The swing gets shorter, the tempo is better and the ball just takes ...

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But, when it came down to it, Wright deserves the game ball for that final kick of the game as time expired: That kick would be Wright's second-ever game-winning field goal, sending the Chargers ...

They deserve the game balls after helping reach such a major milestone for the team... Week after week, game after game, the Kansas City Chiefs continue to keep scores a bit too close only to come ...