Phil Inglis has travelled across the world to capture the spirit of the game of golf. Over the years his award winning pictures have been seen on the web, in periodicals, books, and various golf magazines. His work originates from a broad spectrum of golf clients. A selection of his work can be seen on www.philinglisgolfphotography.com
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| Second at last week’s Masters Tournament. Third in Houston two weeks ago. But after two near misses and over 10,000 miles travelled, Louis Oosthuizen finally clinched the victory his recent form richly deserved at the Maybank Malaysian Open played at Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club, Malaysia. www.philinglisgolfphotography.com |
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| Denmark's Thorbjørn Olesen held on for a first European Tour victory at the Sicilian Open despite a gallant challenge from England's Chris Wood, who equalled the Verdura Golf Resort & Spa course record. www.philinglisgolfphotography.com |
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| England’s Seve Benson claimed the third Challenge Tour title of his career after he saw off Denmark’s Lasse Jensen in a play-off for the Barclays Kenya Open. www.philinglisgolfphotography.com |
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| Julien Quesne produced the round of his life on the final day of the Open de Andalucía Costa del Sol and with it walked away with the €166,660 winner’s prize. The 31 year old Frenchman, who graduated from last season’s Challenge Tour, had never before won more than the €22,464 he took home for finishing 17th at last month’s Avantha Masters in a European Tour event.www.philinglisgolfphotography.com |
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| England's Justin Rose overcame a string of challengers to claim the biggest victory of his career in Miami after a dramatic day's golf. A closing 70 for 16 under par gave Rose his fifth European Tour title at the WGC-Cadillac Championship, the second of this season's World Golf Championships. www.philinglisgolfphotography.com |
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Phillip Archer claimed the third Challenge Tour title of his career after he held his nerve and holed a tricky four-foot putt to win the inaugural Pacific Rubiales Colombia Classic with a two under par round of 70. The Englishman was two shots clear at one point during an enthralling final day at Country Club de Barranquilla in Colombia but superb performances down the stretch from young guns Chris Lloyd and Morten Orum Madsen meant Archer had to birdie a final hole on which he had failed to gain a shot all week to avoid a play-off. www.philinglisgolfphotography.com |
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| Rory McIlroy’s victory in the Honda Classic saw him move to the No1 spot of the Official World Golf Ranking for the first time. www.philinglisgolfphotography.com |
