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Golfhacker: Issue 12

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Lawrie struck the fatal blow on the<br />

18th. 221 yards away from the hole,<br />

Lawrie opted for his four iron. He<br />

struck it sweetly with his ball rolling<br />

ever closer towards the hole leaving<br />

A news article discusses curren<br />

recent news of either general i<br />

him a five foot putt for the title. The<br />

rest is history.<br />

(i.e. daily newspapers) or of a<br />

topic (i.e. political or trade new<br />

That winning putter now resides in<br />

magazines, club newsletters, o<br />

the British Golf Museum in St<br />

technology news websites).<br />

Andrews. A relic of golfing greatness<br />

that tells Lawrie’s story for<br />

A news article can include acc<br />

of eyewitnesses to the happen<br />

generations to come. In most cases,<br />

event. It can contain photogra<br />

no one remembers those who<br />

accounts, statistics, graphs,<br />

finished in either second or third<br />

recollections, interviews, polls,<br />

place. The golfing world however,<br />

on the topic, etc.<br />

certainly won’t forget Jean Van De<br />

Velde.<br />

Headlines can be used to focu<br />

reader’s attention on a particu<br />

They will also remember Paul Lawrie<br />

main) part of the article. The w<br />

can also give facts and detaile<br />

with affection. The man who came<br />

back from the brink to make the<br />

information following answers<br />

general questions like who, wh<br />

greatest comeback in Open history.<br />

Yet, the comeback is even<br />

when, where, why and how.<br />

greater as we should also consider<br />

The writer can use redirection t<br />

that Lawrie had to qualify in the first<br />

place.<br />

ensure that the reader keeps re<br />

the article and to draw her att<br />

“It was a victory that literally<br />

other articles.<br />

changed my life,” Lawrie said. “I was<br />

a very good player before The Open,<br />

but all of a sudden, I was The Open<br />

Champion – a big difference. People<br />

forget I had to qualify to get in.”<br />

Since his Open victory, Lawrie has<br />

been a key part of all aspect of the<br />

game in Scotland. From his course,<br />

the Paul Lawrie Matchplay and his<br />

own apparel company, Cardinal.<br />

A legacy was born in 1999 and it is a<br />

legacy that has helped to develop<br />

golf in Scotland further. For many,<br />

Paul Lawrie was the Last King of<br />

Scotland in a golfing sense. With a<br />

younger generation now aiming to<br />

Image: Cardinal Golf<br />

emulate his success, a new king will<br />

be aiming to be crowned once<br />

again.

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