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Dec 23
Ewen Murray reflects on the major talking points of the year and predicts a big 2009 for Lee Westwood.
The 2008 season went out with a bang amid the warm sunshine of Paarl and the South African Open was a fitting finish to what has been a fine year. We will look back on that year in a moment.
A new name had one hand on the second oldest trophy in the game only for it to slip at the last moment, but Northern Ireland's Gareth Maybin can look back with pride at his final round performance where he barely put a foot wrong.
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