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Mike Aitken

Mike Aitken: Renaissance on course to meet iconic ambition ALREADY considered alongside Kingsbarns and the Castle, both near St Andrews, as one of Scotland's most compelling new courses, the Renaissance club at Archerfield in East Lothian is pursuing a further upgrade which it hopes will elevate Tom Doak

Open 2009: Cink lands title after Watson lets history slip away IT PROMISED to be the most extraordinary story written in golf since the Open began up the road from the Ailsa at Prestwick all of 149 years ago. Tom Watson, 59 years young, faced an eight-foot putt on the 72nd hole at Turnberry to win his sixth Ope

In pictures: Stunning Turnberry's triumphant return IF absence does make the heart grow fonder, then the 15-year interlude between major championships on the Ailsa has succeeded only in stirring the passions of players, spectators and television viewers alike for the bonnie links at Turnberry.

Champion's cool head prevails in battle of minds and hearts ONLY the fourth man to be hailed as the champion golfer at Turnberry – he followed in the illustrious footsteps of Tom Watson, Greg Norman and Nick Price – Stewart Cink shrugged off mixed feelings about defeating the five-time Open champion in a pla

300-1 Monty hoping lack of expectation will aid his cause

Duel in the Sun memories still burn brightly for Watson

Mike Aitken: Hype of a nation takes its toll as brave Scot's defeat leaves crowd deflated

MacRae nine shots better than brother at Gleneagles

Bright outlook for champion Glover

Staying straight is best route to US Open title at Bethpage

Mike Aitken: Casey leads the British challenge to finally emulate Jacklin 39 years on

Kilmarnock 1 - 1 Falkirk: Kyle provides towering beacon to SPL safety for Kilmarnock

Mike Aitken: Paatelainen to give Hibs youth heroes their chance

Mike Aitken: Daly again attempts to put his wild side firmly in the past

Mike Aitken: Screen tribute offers a unique glimpse of the Borders farmer who became the fastest man on earth

Woods out of the trees as Bay Hill win sets his path clear to Augusta

Drysdale has eye on Dubai after lucrative week in Spain

Monty admits need to eliminate 'mental errors' to become competitive once again

Mike Aitken: Rugby coaches get off lightly when it comes to putting boot in

Mike Aitken: Scots face a tough task to make it into Monty's team

Committed Hendry still eager to chalk up another world crown

Monty insists Lyle should be Ryder Cup team captain

Weary Harrington eager for season to end

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