*Cisco World Match Play Championship

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Knock-out blow decides semi-final

The final of the Cisco World Match Play Championship on Sunday will be a Europe against United States affair, with Colin Montgomerie trying to gain some small revenge for the Ryder Cup defeat he and his team-mates suffered at the hands of the Americans at Brookline three weeks ago. Montgomerie

Harrington shines through

The first day's play in the Cisco World Match Play Championship at Wentworth on Thursday was illuminated by some magnficent golf, but none of the eight players involved shone more brightly than Padraig Harrington.

Cisco World Match Play Final Field Announced

The defending Champion Mark O’Meara, the US Masters Champion, José Maria Olazábal and the Open Champion, Paul Lawrie, will be joined by the European Number One, Colin Montgomerie, three-time champion, Ernie Els, together with Nick Price, past winner of the US PGA and Open Championships.

Player Transcript - Price

Press Interview - Wednesday, 13 October.

Statistics tell the story

Statistics do not always tell the complete story; indeed, they can often be more misleading than informative. But try this one for size: as they reached the halfway point of the final in the Cisco World Match Play Championship on Sunday, Colin Montgomerie and Mark O'Meara had played 176 holes

Player Transcript - Garcia

General Comments

O'MEARA DEFENDS WORLD MATCH PLAY TITLE

There have been numerous classic encounters during the 36-year history of the World Match Play, and none more so than the 1998 final between Mark O’Meara and Tiger Woods.

Honours shared after morning of first round

The first morning of the Cisco World Match Play Championship produced a series of cut-and-thrust affairs with little separating the players in all four matches. At no time did any of the eight hold more than a two-hole lead, and as the matches went into the second 18 holes of

Draw for the 1999 Cisco World Match Play