Updated 4:23pm 20 May 2012

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Chris Paisley looks every inch a future star

NOBODY will ever mistake Chris Paisley for Al Pacino. Even after beefing up in the gym last winter, a player moving tantalisingly closer to a place on the European Tour stands 5ft 8in and weighs 10st 8lb.Read

Matt Kuchar’s adopting new line of attack

THIS week saw American Matt Kuchar claim the Players Championship around the daunting TPC Sawgrass course on the PGA Tour and remind me of a great easy drill for club players.Read

Boldon Golf Club captains have dramatic connection

FRED Palmer and Alyson Chapman have a lot in common for a retired fire station officer and a catering company owner.Read

Ponteland club hosts competition for youngsters

A SERIES of four nine-hole open tournaments for youngsters aged seven to 12 starts at the Ponteland club on Sunday (2pm) – for boys and girls without a handicap and those with a handicap of 18 or more.Read

Ryder Cup legends reunite at Slaley Hall

THREE members of Europe’s victorious 1995 Ryder Cup team will reunite at De Vere Slaley Hall for the ISPS Handa PGA Seniors Championship next month.Read

Chris Paisley steps up gear with a strong finish in Madeira

CHRIS Paisley's career moved up a gear in Portugal yesterday. He followed up Friday’s personal landmark of making the cut in a European Tour event for the first time by finishing the Madeira Islands Open with four sub-par rounds.Read

Jonathan Lupton has the right golfing medicine

WHETHER you are a youngster hitting your first golf ball or a long handicap veteran club player wondering if you will ever learn how to play the game, you’re all the same to The Journal’s Dr Jonathan.Read

Andy Scrimshaw takes the plunge to turn professional

SO many youngsters turn professional at the drop of a hat it is reassuring to be able to feature a 19-year-old using his brain rather than trying to live a dream which has no chance of coming true.Read

A mix of old and new – as well as the spiritual

OVERLOOKING one of Durham’s historic market towns and sitting cheek by jowl with the ancient home of the Bishop of Durham, the course and clubhouse of Bishop Auckland Golf Club are a tantalising mix of the old and new, of the corporeal and spiritual.Read

Youngsters embark on the road to Maften Hall

YOUNG golfers in Northumberland are on the march this summer towards an appearance at one of the county’s top venues.Read

England’s radar zeroes in on Alex

ONE of the most exciting young talents ever to hit the golf scene in the North East, Alex Stevenson, has played her way on to the England radar.Read

Youth stakes its claim on the golf course

A 14-year-old boy who has just won a Northumberland under-19 title and has beaten three county men’s players in tournament play this season – and a 10-year-old girl who will not look out of place when she tees off tomorrow in the Durham Ladies Championship.Read

Youngster Alex Stevenson to start from scratch

IF a younger player than Alex Stevenson has competed in the Durham Ladies Championship, a scratch tournament, then no one remembers it happening.Read

Peter Sym honours his lineage in winning style

WHEN your father and maternal grandfather have been captain of the golf club, it is safe to say the sport is in your genes and Peter Sym has proved the point by helping to bring an honour to Ponteland.Read

Rockliffe Hall have last word in twitter row over Mopeth event

THE last word on golf’s “twittergate” goes to Warwick Brindle, the chairman of Rockliffe Hall.Read

Lee Westwood takes the lead in Indonesia

DEFENDING champion Lee Westwood shot a seven-under 65 to take a two-shot lead after the first round of the Indonesian Masters.Read

Forgotten hero will be honoured at Peter Deeble Open

ONE of the biggest oversights in the history of the region’s golf has been rectified by the addition to the North East Masters series of The Peter Deeble OpenRead

New event for North East Masters series

THE North East Masters series of scratch 36-holers, which tees off with the Cleveland Salver on Sunday week, has another tournament making its bow this year apart from The Peter Deeble Open.Read

Amateur card gets two more North East events

NEXT season will bring two leading amateur events to the North East.Read

Ross Crowe is on a high after win in Skycaddie play-off

ROSS Crowe, a club champion at Newcastle United and Westerhope in his amateur days, got his second professional season off to a flying start yesterday.Read

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