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Bjorn back in love with golf

Rejuvenated Thomas Bjorn could be back in Europe’s Ryder Cup team this September – 10 years on from his last appearance.

Tiger Woods isn't the only golfing megastar striving to regain former glories … his US Ryder Cup compadre Phil Mickelson also seems to be engaged in a grim fight against the dying of the light in his golf career.

Hunter Mahan and Graeme McDowell will reprise their thrilling 2010 Ryder Cup singles encounter after being drawn together for the opening two rounds of this week's Qatar Masters.

<strong>Alistair Tait:</strong> European Ryder Cup captain Jose Maria Olazabal has learned from 2010's debacle and says his 2012 team will be selected the day after The Barclays and Johnnie Walker Championship.

Alistair Tait: European Ryder Cup captain Jose Maria Olazabal has learned from 2010′s debacle and says his 2012 team will be selected the day after The Barclays and Johnnie Walker Championship.

Graeme McDowell's 2011 didn't go exactly as planned. So what's in store for the 2010 U.S. Open champ and European Ryder Cup hero? ESPN.com's Bob Harig examines the situation.

Abu Dhabi – Europe's Ryder Cup captain Jose Maria Olazabal on Monday became one of the beneficiaries of a decision to increase the field for this week's Abu Dhabi Championship from 126 to 129.

Davis Love III plays a shot during the second round of the McGladrey Classic at Sea Island's Seaside Course.

Being a Ryder Cup captain comes with enough stress. The last thing U.S. captain Davis Love III needs is players treating him differently during the 2012 season.

Being a Ryder Cup captain comes with enough stress. The last thing U.S. captain Davis Love III needs is players treating him differently during the 2012 season.

Laird targets Ryder Cup place

Scotland’s Martin Laird finally has lift-off in his bid for a Ryder Cup debut this year – four months after everybody else started picking up points.

Interview: Andrew Coltart, golfer

Andrew Coltart is relieved to have given up tour golf after a tough end to his career and can look back at successes such as a Ryder Cup appearance and Dunhill Cup win AT first glance, nothing much has changed.

• Casey is likely to be out of action for at least two months
• World No20 missed last Ryder Cup due to rib injury

Paul Casey’s hopes of a return to the Ryder Cup this year have suffered a major early-season setback. The Englishman has dislocated his right shoulder snowboarding in Colorado and is likely to be out of action for at least two months.

“I am very frustrated as I was really looking forward to getting off to a fast start in 2012,” said the world No20.

He was due to defend his Volvo Golf Champions title in South Africa in two weeks and is also set to miss the European Tour’s entire Middle East swing, including his bid for a third victory in Abu Dhabi in six years.

“I’ve always played well in the desert and the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship is one of my favourite events of the year, so I will particularly hate sitting out that one,” he continued. “The good news is that the experts I’ve seen say I don’t need surgery and, having already started my rehabilitation exercises, I should be back hitting balls in a few weeks.”

Casey failed to qualify for the last Ryder Cup after suffering a rib muscle injury and was controversially not given a wild-card by the captain, Colin Montgomerie, despite being in the world’s top 10 at the time.

Then last season he suffered from “turf toe” – a condition often associated with American football or rugby players.

“There were times during the summer where I could barely walk round the course, never mind play the kind of golf I know I am capable of,” he said.

He lost his PGA Tour card in America after finishing outside the top 125 on the money list, but his world ranking means he is still eligible for all of golf’s big events – once he is fit again.

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The mere mention of the 2002 Ryder Cup made NBC Sports anchor Dan Hicks smile, only it wasn’t anything that happened on the golf course.

Dec 5 (Reuters) – European Ryder Cup points standings onMonday (British unless stated): European points list: 1. Martin Kaymer (Germany) 1179368.79 points 2. Rory McIlroy 1131144.51 3. Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (Spain) 1051976.58 4. Sergio Garcia (Spain) 833330.00 5. Michael Hoey 691859.17 6. Joost Luiten (Netherlands) 646370.95 7. Graeme McDowell 573999.24 8. Richie Ramsay 523511.85 9. Miguel …

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