sporting wales issue Eleven Cover story - Rhys Davies
It has taken Rhys Davies a few years to be an overnight sensation, but even before the current stream of success there were plenty of people in Welsh golf just waiting for it to happen.
Not least because those who understand golf understand the paramount importance of putting and short game at the highest level – and Rhys Davies can putt!
With victory in Morocco, along with some other high finishes, has come a new kind of pressure, particularly on home turf for the Wales Open where there has never been a home winner – but so far Rhys is taking it in his stride and keeping his goals simple.
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dean cosker
It may sound strange that in his benefit season, given as reward for lengthy, loyal service, Dean Cosker finally feels he is the senior spinner in the Glamorgan line-up.
Rhys Davies
Davies has made rapid progress into the world's top 100 and towards the top 50 that provides the passport to the biggest events in world golf, but a bit of patience is required and future Ryder Cups are a much better bet.
Jade Jones
Jade Jones. Remember that name. When the Olympics roll into London, you might just hear it again. Poised, as she is, to unleash a blur of high velocity, brutal, agile kicks in a bid to make history.
Boaz Myhill
There are those for whom sport is a When England kick off their World Cup campaign against the USA on the 12th of June, one Welsh footballer might be excused for thinking, “It could have been me”.
white water
So, with the water pumps now turned on at the flick of a switch after the launch of the brand-new £13.3m Cardiff International White Water centre, the state-of-the-art facility can be turned into a replica of the roaring River Wye.
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