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Tuesday, 30 July, 2002, 15:40 GMT 16:40 UK

Sight loss no barrier to golfers
Tiger Woods may have pocketed him a healthy cheque at The Open, but The Lawrence Levy British Blind Masters is about more than just money.

Also:

Faldo's blind faith

Golf's greats go head-to-head

Is Tiger's dominance good for the game?

Webb weaves her magic
Australian Karrie Webb wins her first US Women's Open title by five shots.

Also:

Webb nets Open lead

Rock Mallon maintains lead

Mallon leads the way

Webb nets Open lead
Australia's Karrie Webb surges to a four shot lead in the US Women's Open.

Also:

Rock Mallon maintains lead

Mallon leads the way

Rock Mallon maintains lead
Meg Mallon holds a one shot lead in the US Women's Open at the halfway stage, but the Brits are within reach.

Mallon leads the way
American Meg Mallon leads the US Women's Open in Chicago, with Britain's Kathryn Marshall and Laura Davies still in the hunt.