♦ Omaha

For Omaha, I think we could figure out several imaginations for this word. The first is the largest city in the state of Nebraska, United State. The second maybe refer to the people who live in the city of Omaha. The third one would mean a kind of poker game.	1 vote

♦ Poulter - I want to kick on

I've always said to everybody that I believe I've got the game to win a major. Open runner-up Ian Poulter is hoping his best finish in a major can act as a springboard to future success on the world stage. Mark Roe is calling on Paul Casey to prove his Ryder Cup credentials at a Tiger-less Firestone. US-based Simon Veness offers his thoughts on this week's World Golf Championships event.	1 vote

♦ Find a Car Rental in Quebec

Car Rental For You makes it easy to find a Long term car rental in Quebec, car rental services in Quebec and Car Rental in QC.Look up a car rental in Quebec, then check and print out the address, review of, map to and directions the car rental company in QC.	1 vote

♦ No Joak-ing in Moscow

John Daly continued his European Tour adventure with an opening round of 70 at the Inteco Russian Open, though the American is still five shots off the pace. A group of four players sit on top of the leaderboard on seven-under, Joakim Backstrom amongst them thanks in no small part to a rare albatross. The Swede is joined at the summit by compatriot Fredrik Henge another Scandinavian...	1 vote

♦ Monty still harbours Cup hopes

The Scot, 45, will not be one of the 10 automatic qualifiers for Nick Faldo's European team after deciding not to play in Sweden this week or Holland the following week. Instead, Montgomerie will require one of captain Nick Faldo's two wild cards if he is to make a ninth appearance at the biennial event and with it the opportunity to overtake Faldo as Europe's all-time leading point scorer.	1 vote

♦ Pod joy at major achievement

New USPGA champion Padraig Harrington is coming to terms with the fact he has achieved something his heroes could not winning back-to-back majors in the same year. Follow the action from Oakland Hills in association with RBS with live video on your PC of some of the key groups. Golf correspondent James Haddock starts our build-up to Kentucky with his first Ryder Cup blog.	1 vote

♦ Yang upstages Sorenstam farewell

Amy Yang spoiled Annika Sorenstam's finale on home turf by equalling the course record with a nine-under 63 for a six-shot win at the Scandinavian TPC. The 37-year-old Sorenstam, who is retiring in December, eagled the 17th to move into second behind the Korean. But she double-bogeyed the last after hitting her tee shot in the water and three-putting to finish joint sixth. Yang, 19...	1 vote

♦ McLachlin blitzes Reno leaderboard

Parker McLachlin tied the course record to take a four-stroke lead in the Reno-Tahoe Open at the Montreux Golf and Country Club on Friday. Mark Roe is calling on Paul Casey to prove his Ryder Cup credentials at a Tiger-less Firestone. US-based Simon Veness offers his thoughts on this week's World Golf Championships event.	1 vote

♦ Sorenstam survives cut

Since I made my (retirement) announcement I've not been able to get anything going. Yuri Fudoh and Ji-Yai Shin both fired second-round 68s to reach 10-under-par and equal the half-way record at the Women's British Open. Mark Roe is calling on Paul Casey to prove his Ryder Cup credentials at a Tiger-less Firestone.	1 vote

♦ Baltusrol gets 2016 nod

The club in Springfield, New Jersey last staged the USPGA in 2005 when Phil Mickelson emerged triumphant and has also played host to seven US Opens. The 2016 championship holds extra significance as it falls in the centennial year of the PGA of America which was founded in New York.PGA officials explained that Baltusrol's location in the New York area had played a crucial role in their decision.	1 vote

♦ Hanson pips Dougherty in Sweden

Sweden's Peter Hanson edged England's Nick Dougherty by one shot to clinch the SAS Masters title in Stockholm. Hanson fired a closing 71 to end nine under and hold off Dougherty (70) and Swede Pelle Edberg (70). England's Paul Broadhurst and Sam Walker, and Scot Gary Orr ended tied fourth at seven under. Bristol's Chris Wood, 20, making his professional debut after finishing fifth at the Open...	1 vote

♦ Singh on song thanks to Norman

I think it was good for all the Senior Tour players and obviously the older generation guys...that you can still compete past 50. Vijay Singh drew inspiration from veteran Greg Norman's Open Championship success to help put himself in the driving seat at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. Get the Adobe Flash Player to view this content.	1 vote

♦ Home hope Hanson holds on

Hanson moved four shots clear with eight holes to go and held on to win despite bogeys at 16 and 17. He becomes the first Swede to win the event since Jesper Parnevik 10 years ago, while the 266,660 euros fisrt prize moves him onto the fringes of Ryder Cup qualification. The 30-year-old Hanson's only previous European Tour victory in 174 starts came in Spain three years ago.	1 vote

♦ Monty's major disappointment

Colin Montgomerie has crashed out of the USPGA Championship after equalling the worst-ever round in a major. Follow the action from Oakland Hills in association with RBS with live video on your PC of some of the key groups. Golf correspondent James Haddock starts our build-up to Kentucky with his first Ryder Cup blog.	1 vote

♦ Norman says 'no' to USPGA

Greg Norman has decided to turn down the chance to play in next week's USPGA Championship in Detroit. The 53-year-old was issued an invitation for the final Major of the year after his outstanding performance in The Open at Royal Birkdale. Leading heading into the final round, Norman eventually finished tied for third and then managed a tied fifth finish at the Senior British Open last week.	1 vote

♦ Zinger in two minds

Azinger has cultivated a good relationship with Mark Wilson, the course superintendent at the Kentucky course, in a bid to exploit any possible advantage. "If there is an advantage I'll look for it but I don't know what that would be," said the 1993 PGA champion after completing a third round 76 at Oakland Hills. "Europe's done a great job of exploiting golf course advantage on us for a long time.	1 vote

♦ Pod admits to Open hangover

Padraig Harrington admitted he was suffering a hangover from last month's Open Championship triumph as he stumbled to a second round 74 at the USPGA Championship. Follow the action from Oakland Hills in association with RBS with live video on your PC of some of the key groups. Golf correspondent James Haddock starts our build-up to Kentucky with his first Ryder Cup blog.	1 vote

♦ Euro stars relish Hills return

PGA Championship. Click here to bet. Mark Roe is calling on Paul Casey to prove his Ryder Cup credentials at a Tiger-less Firestone. US-based Simon Veness offers his thoughts on this week's World Golf Championships event. Tom Watson has called for changes to be made to save the game of golf and Ewen Murray agrees. Sign up to our FREE Friday email.	1 vote

♦ Pettersson spins record round at Wyndham Championship

Carl Pettersson set a course record and tied a PGA Tour mark with his round of 61. GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Carl Pettersson has produced the latest record-breaking performance at the Wyndham Championship. Pettersson shot a tournament-record 61 Friday and matched the PGA Tour record with a two-round score of 15-under 125. Pettersson went to high school in Greensboro...	1 vote

♦ Mickelson - Tough at the top

Phil Mickelson believes the USPGA leaders will find life tough going on Saturday, and not just because he is breathing down their necks. Follow the action from Oakland Hills in association with RBS with live video on your PC of some of the key groups. Golf correspondent James Haddock starts our build-up to Kentucky with his first Ryder Cup blog.	1 vote