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Greatgolf.com are advertising great deals but beware, things may not be all what they seem... |
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Greatgolf.com are advertising deals on golf through google ads on webpages. However, take care before sending them your money. One of our readers booked a round of golf for 4 people in October at Campoamor and gave them his credit card details. On arriving at Campoamor, he produced the vouchers, staff at the club imformed him that this company had no money in their account so the club was unable to honour their vouchers. This resulted in him losing 232 euros. To get playing he then had to pay 242 euros in cash. He now has to spend time and go through the hassle of having to claim back his money from the his credit card company. |
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Spain have taken a one-shot lead into the third day of the World Cup in Kuala Lumpur. |
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An exhilarating display from Miguel Martin and Santiago Luna banished the US team to second place, despite six birdies from Mark O'Meara. Both Martin and Luna shot rounds of 66 - five-under-par - taking Spain's total to a 12-under-par 272. "Spain won this event four times in eight years from 1976 but we haven't done a thing in it since," Martin said. "It's time to put Spain back on the World Cup map and we can do it because we are both in great form. We know we were playing with the best player in the world and the man who won two majors last year but that does not intimidate us. "They are like us with clubs and ball and anyway, they were perfect gentlemen to play with. That was very relaxing." O'Meara's 65, the joint-best round of the day and the week so far, pushed the US up to second place on 273. Woods double-bogeyed again, as he did in the first round, but six birdies in a 68 earned him top place in the individual section along with Martin and Wales' Phil Price on seven-under-par 135. Sweden lie third, five off the lead, after rounds of 65 for Jarmo Sandelin and 66 for Patrik Sjoland, with Argentina and Wales a further stroke back.
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