Portugal Masters 2009 - DP World Tour

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Westwood hits the front
Lee Westwood took a one shot lead into the back nine of the final round of the Portugal Masters as the Englishman sought a first win in two years.
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Molinari holds narrow halfway lead
Francesco Molinari continued his impressive form in the Portugal Masters to take a one shot lead over Charl Schwartzel into the weekend.
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Goya moves into contention
Argentina’s Tano Goya leapt up the leaderboard as the second round of the Portugal Masters got under way.
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Westwood returns to winning ways
After three play-off defeats, two near misses in Majors and an amazing 26 top-ten finishes since his last victory, Lee Westwood was finally back lifting a trophy at the Portugal Masters.
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Noren finishes strongly in Portugal
Alexander Noren had a hole in one en route to a ten under par 62 which propelled him up the leaderboard at the Portugal Masters.
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Goosen holds narrow advantage
Retief Goosen put himself on course for a first European Tour victory for more than two years as he moved a shot clear at the Portugal Masters with a round to play in Vilamoura.The 40 year old South African, who did not win a match in last week's Presidents Cup,
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Goosen closes in on leader Molinari
Retief Goosen birdied the first and eagled the second at Oceânico Victoria Golf Course as a strong South African challenge gathered behind halfway leader Francesco Molinari in the Portugal Masters.
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Montgomerie back on song in Portugal
Colin Montgomerie continued his return to form at the Portugal Masters when he resumed at Vilamoura ten off the lead.
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Forsyth and Schwartzel shine in Portugal
Charl Schwartzel and Alastair Forsyth set the clubhouse target at seven under par during the first round of the Portugal Masters in Vilamoura.
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McIlroy keeping eyes on the prize
Rory McIlroy will be hoping to extend his lead at the top of The Race to Dubai Rankings at the Portugal Masters this week, but standing in his way is the strongest field in the tournament’s history.The in-form Northern Irishman’s joint runner-up finish at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship last
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