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CNN Site Map for Section Golf (Galleries) for April - 2012

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2012-04-30Luke Donald ended Rory McIlroy's two-week stay at the top of the world golf rankings with a third-place finish at the Zurich Classic -- his best result of the year.
2012-04-27Donald Trump appeared at the Scottish parliament to express his objection to a proposed wind farm off the coast of his new golf course and hotel complex in Aberdeenshire. He claims he was misled by Scotland's first minister Alex Salmond over the offs
2012-04-24Ernie Els is most famous for his golfing exploits, but as his career reaches its twilight years he is focusing on a cause dear to his heart.
2012-04-23She is one of the best female golfers in the world and has one major title to her name, now Paula Creamer is keen to help the families of U.S. soldiers, being a military kid herself.
2012-04-18Fifteen-year-old Lydia Ko is the youngest LPGA Tour winner in history courtesy of her win at the Canadian Women's Open. She was just 14 when she triumphed at the the New South Wales Open in January 2012, becoming the youngest player to win a professi
2012-04-16Luke Donald never recovered from an opening round of four-over 75 at Harbour Town Golf Links.
2012-04-08Bubba Watson receives the green jacket from 2011 winner Charl Schwartzel of South Africa.
2012-04-07Sweden's Peter Hanson played Augusta National's back nine in 31 shots on Saturday which helped him to a one-shot lead heading into Sunday.
2012-04-06Tiger Woods hits a shot on the ninth hole in front of a gallery of patrons during the first round of the 2012 Masters Tournament.
2012-04-05Arnold Palmer, right, celebrates with Augusta National president Billy Payne after launching the 2012 Masters with a ceremonial tee shot 50 years after his "Annus Mirabilis." Palmer was joined by fellow golf legends Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player
2012-04-04The first golf major of the year is one of sport's great spectacles as the world's best players vie for the coveted Green Jacket at Augusta National. Like the course itself, getting in to watch the Masters at the notoriously exclusive club is fi