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Every important moment of every days' play is captured here for you. Enter here to review and relive the excitement and suspense that makes the Ballantine's Championship a spectacle of superb sportsmanship.
Day Four
Marcus Fraser stayed calm amid the blustery conditions at the Ballantine’s Championship on Sunday (25 April) to claim the biggest title of his career. The 31-year-old Australian carded a three-under-par 69 at Pinx Golf Club on the Korean holiday island of Jeju to win the €2.2 million showpiece by four strokes.
Day Three
Marcus Fraser will face a test of temperament on Sunday at the Ballantine’s Championship as he goes in search of the biggest victory of his career. The Australian takes a one-shot lead into the final round of the €2.2 million event with a chasing pack - including world No.7 Ernie Els - breathing down his neck.
Day Two
Thongchai Jaidee is in prime position to successfully defend his Ballantine’s Championship title after soaring to the top of the leaderboard on Friday. He is tied with Tano Goya of Argentina, who moved into contention at the Ballantine’s Championship in Korea as the weather-delayed first round was completed on Friday.
Day One
Just a few holes were possible in the morning before play was suspended for more than six hours as fog shrouded the course. Of the tournament’s big guns, PGA Tour star Anthony Kim and three-time Major winner Ernie Els both carded four-under 68s.
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Two leading golfers, who won Ballantine’s Tournaments almost 50 years apart, met at the iconic Wentworth Golf Club to put modern-day golf clubs to the test against equipment first used half a century ago, highlighting the evolution of the game.
The Beauty of Pinx
Pinx boasts some of the most breathtaking scenery of any golf course in the world, often described as a beautiful watercolour painting. See why Pinx so richly deserves its ranking among the 100 greatest courses in the world.
The Best of 2009
A pictorial look back on the magical four days in April 2009 that held the inaugural Ballantine's Championship. Relive some of the great moments here.
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