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Throughout the years of professional golf, we have seen an assortment of thrilling tournaments and events at every level. Most of the winners you see sport a casual look, just trying to fit in with the rest of the golf field. However, there are the handful of players who have no limits to their attire and go all out to cause provoking discussions about what they are wearing.  

This year's Knoxville News Sentinel Open was anything but par for the course. A dramatic finish, beautiful weather, large crowds, couple of celebrities and a windfall for local charities combined for a memorable four-day event. The News Sentinel took over title sponsorship of the Nationwide Tour event this year, succeeding Food City. Fox Den Country Club in West Knox County provided a wonderful venue for the tournament, as it has every year since 1999.  

Peter Thomson, who captained the International team to its only victory over the Americans in The Presidents Cup, believes the time is right for the biennial series to be played in China and is urging its government and golfing officials to launch a bid to host the 2015 Cup. The five-times British Open champion, whose golf course design company is active in China, is close to Chinese golfing officials and believes a successful bid can be launched. "They must start planning it now. The growth of golf in Chi  

Perhaps he fels deprived of his hours of sun during the sommertime, something that most of us northern europeans could relate to. Although it's tough to recreate on record, it's worth a shot. After all, it's hard not to be jealous seing videos and images from Sonar, Ibiza and whatnot with plenty of sun and good vibes.  

It was not that Loyola looked bad Friday night. It's just that William and Mary looked that good. Sophomore midfielder Mallory Schaffer scored two goals and connected on two assists while fellow sophomore Cortlyn Bristol also knocked in two goals en route to the College's 5-0 victory over Loyola Friday at Martin Family Stadium at Albert Daly field.  

Dan Fitch looks at the 7 most extraordinary golf shots of all time. "For me, the worst part of playing golf, by far, has always been hitting the ball." It's true that some people hit the golf ball better than others, but whether you're a hacker or a champion, you've got an equal chance of hitting a shot that is in some way unique.  

The overhaul of the single market contains a raft of around 30 proposals, including new legislation in areas like taxation, counterfeiting and helping small businesses. Internal Market Commissioner Michel Barnier chaired a subgroup of nine EU commissioners which met twice in June to finalise the report. The final document is expected on 6 October.  

O-Games sent us more screenshots from John Daly's ProStroke Golf , a new title developed by Gusto Games for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. The game features fully licensed courses, five different playing modes including Challenge Mode where you can pitch yourself against a pro, and enhanced gameplay physics to ensure a truly realistic golfing experience. John Daly's ProStroke Golf will launch on October 8th, 2010.  

Former Masters champion Fred Couples has been confirmed to play the Australian Open golf tournament. The 50-year-old Couples, who won the Green Jacket at Augusta National in 1992, will join champion Adam Scott of Australia, five-time winner Greg Norman, Geoff Ogilvy and John Daly for the Dec. 2-5 tournament at The Lakes Golf Club in Sydney. "I am very much looking forward to playing in the Australian Open," Couples said in a statement.