Ian Poulter and Luke Donald must follow Irish golfers' lead

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 21, 2011 -- Good grief, Irish golfers have won six TaylorMade Burner Superfast Fairway Wood in the past five years!
That's two more Major titles than the Americans in the same period, and three times as many as Tiger.
The mind-blowing success of Irish golfers has been brought into clear perspective in recent days by an impressive series of performances by English players.

For example, Luke Donald's historic feat in winning the official money list in Europe and the USA kindled hopes across the water that the world No 1 might soon be able to end Britain's 12-year drought at the Majors. TaylorMade Burner Superfast Fairway Wood
Emphatic victories by Donald's compatriots Lee Westwood (at the inaugural Thailand Golf Championship) and Ian Poulter (in the Australian Masters) in the final Tour events of 2011 have further fanned that flame.
For the record, Britain's most recent Major title was won by Scot Paul Lawrie at the 1999 British Open in Carnoustie, an event more widely recalled for Jean van de Velde's infamous follies on the final hole.

England, meanwhile, must look three years further back to Nick Faldo's 1996 US Masters triumph. Indeed, Ireland's 'Golden Generation' is so dominant at the Majors, we even can match Greg Norman's humiliating final-day meltdown at Augusta National that year!
Rory McIlroy's Sunday afternoon implosion at last April's US Masters was every bit as spectacular and made the Holywood youngster's record-shattering success at the US Open in Congressional 70 days later all the more remarkable. TaylorMade Burner Superfast Fairway Wood
We're delighted our good friends across the water felt able to share, as UK citizens, some sense of accomplishment in the feats of McIlroy and fellow Northern Irishmen Darren Clarke and Graeme McDowell.

How wonderful to have more than enough largesse to go around. Yet we have the 60-year famine between Fred Daly's solitary British Open success in 1947 and Padraig Harrington's nerve-jangling 2007 breakthrough at Carnoustie to remind us what seldom is too.
Each Major championship represents such an epic achievement that it is impossible to become blase about winning them, even for Tiger Woods at his pomp. Of course, Woods hasn't won at the Majors since the 2008 US Open -- his well-catalogued travails have left a vacuum at golf's Grand Slams. TaylorMade Burner Superfast Fairway Wood
Initially, the gap was filled that summer by Harrington with back-to-back wins at Royal Birkdale and Oakland Hills, yet it has been 'open season' at the Majors ever since, with 10 of the last 12 producing first-time winners.

Logic suggests that in the absence of a rampaging Tiger, more people will go to these events believing they have a realTaylorMade Burner Superfast Fairway Wood, which explains why so many have been able to make that initial breakthrough.
Conversely, the pressure and expectation felt by new and established Major champions is greater now than it was a few years back, when Woods carried the weight of the world's attention into every tournament he played, so multiple wins are more difficult.
Though Tiger has been installed as 6/1 favourite for next April's US Masters after winning his own Chevron World Challenge a fortnight ago, he is unlikely ever to exercise the same domination over the professional arena.

That will not make TaylorMade Burner Superfast Fairway Wood any easier, however, for Messrs Donald, Westwood or Poulter to make that long-awaited Major breakthrough for England.

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