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The golf season is in full flow and that means another bumper issue of bunkered, Scotland's No.1 golf magazine. The latest issue (91) has an in-depth look at some of the best victories the world of golf has ever seen - and we want you to nominate the top five wins. Yes, that's right, we want you to pick 'Golf's Greatest Ever Win' and the reader whose top five matches the finished list as voted for by bunkered readers will win tickets to The Open at St Andrews, the Barclays Scottish Open, the Johnnie Walker Championship and the Alfred Dunhill Links in 2009. We also have a world exclusive interview with golf legend Gary Player - and we can confirm that the South African does not pull any punches. It's a fascinating interview. This issue also deals with golf's 'Seven Deadly Sins' and looks at the murky world of appearance fees, following the decision of Tiger Woods to accept $3million to play in Australia later this year. If that was not enough, we also have instruction with Nick Dougherty while we also run through another "Quick Fix" instructional guide for struggling readers. Then there's 24 pages of the latest equipment to browse through, including the hottest new gear, top new golf balls, wedges and the ladies spring/summer fashions. It's all inside the latest issue of bunkered, Scotland's No.1 golf mag.

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News...in brief

Tiger 'disappointed' with Williams comments

World No.1 Tiger Woods has distanced himself from disparaging comments made by his caddie, Steve Williams, about world No.2 Phil Mickelson. New Zealander Williams was quoted over the weekend as saying he had "no respect" for the left-hander and that he "hated" him. He also confirmed that the two players do not get along. However, Woods responded to calls for him to fire his long-time bagman by saying: "I was disappointed to read the comments about Phil, a player I respect. The matter has been discussed and dealt with."

Sorenstam: it's the right time to retire

Annika Sorenstam has confirmed that she believes she is stepping away from professional tournament golf at the right time. The former world No.1 called time on this chapter of her career after finishing seventh at the Dubai Masters, and whilst she admitted that saying goodbye would be difficult, she added that she was at peace with her decision. I'm both happy and sad," she said. "The motivation is no longer there but I'm very proud of what I've achieved in the last 15 years. Life goes on and I am very happy about my decision to move on."

I'd have liked to captain again - Azinger

Following the appointment of Corey Pavin as the American Ryder Cup captain for 2010, his predecessor Paul Azinger has admitted he would have jumped at the opportunity to lead the side again. Azinger led the US to their first win in five attempts against Europe at Valhalla this year but, in spite of that 16.5-11.5 win, he was overlooked for the match at Celtic Manor in just over 18 months' time. "If it was offered to me, I would have done it. But it wasn't," said Azinger. "It would have been a great opportunity to try and win it again, but I'm happy we won this year and hope to see it keep going."

Harrington seals $12million deal

Winner of three of the last six 'Majors', Padraig Harrington has signed a lucrative sponsorship deal with FTI Consulting. Believed to be worth $12million over the next three years, this particular deal follows hot on the heels of the Irishman renewing his agreement with equipment sponsor Wilson Staff, which is also reported to be worth in excess of $10million over three years. Under the terms of his new deal with FTI Consulting, Harrington will wear the company's logo on the centre of his baseball cap, with Wilson Staff occupying both sides of it.