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Sunday, 5th July 2009

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US Masters golf

Cabrera's triumphant homecoming captures Argentina's imagination MASTERS champion Angel Cabrera knows he would not knock football off its perch as the most popular sport in Argentina if he won five majors. He has nevertheless captured the imagination of his home nation this week by returning to compete in his

Cabrera reveals 'goosebumps' moment after Masters success ANGEL Cabrera said only the "magic" of the Masters had helped steer him to glory at Augusta, after his chance appeared to have vanished when he found his tee-shot lurking behind a tree on the first hole of his play-off with Americans Chad Cam

Lyle does Scotland proud, but big-stage slots hard to come by FOR Scotland's professionals, the trickiest challenge facing the nation's golfers at the majors concerns gaining access to the most prestigious championships.

Bold Cabrera emerges from the trees to leave his rivals in shade THE organisers of the Barclays Scottish Open will be hoping that Angel Cabrera brings with him some of the drama of the Masters when the new owner of the famous green jacket tees up at Loch Lomond in July.

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Lyle leading European with McDowell after birdie blitz

Campbell and Perry lead as gusty winds cut into scoring at Augusta

New Daly sells himself to the golf-going public

Augusta puts the wind up Harrington

US Masters: Campbell misses his place in history

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US Masters: Fisher off to a flier at Augusta

Golf: Woods hopes shorter Masters test will lead to more risk-taking

Golf: After 1996 collapse, Norman insists his memories of course are not all bad ahead of what may be his final visit

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