Seve Ballesteros RIP
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The Spanish golfer Seve Ballesteros has died after a severe deterioration in his condition following treatment for a brain tumour in 2008, the Spanish television channel TVE has reported.
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The Spanish golfer Seve Ballesteros has died after a severe deterioration in his condition following treatment for a brain tumour in 2008, the Spanish television channel TVE has reported.


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The Spanish golfer Seve Ballesteros has died after a severe deterioration in his condition following treatment for a brain tumour in 2008, the Spanish television channel TVE has reported.
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Every time I read an RIP on here, I mention it to the husband. Each and every time he says 'yeah I heard'. Well you didn't fricking well tell me did you???'
Great player and great bloke.
Great player and great bloke.
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R.I.P Seve. 
A true champion
I bet he is still playing the big fairway in the sky!!!

A true champion
I bet he is still playing the big fairway in the sky!!!
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RIP Seve
made me pick up the clubs when I was a wee lad thanks for the memories
made me pick up the clubs when I was a wee lad thanks for the memories
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Gutted. What a player; he was my hero as a kid in Scotland. I often found the car parks as Seve sometimes did, but could never quite manage to escape as he did !
Cheers for the memories big man.
Cheers for the memories big man.
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Very very sad. One of the nicest blokes out there I reckon.
The young pro at my brothers club managed to qualify for the Madrid Open in the 90's. He duly went over and was bricking it when he saw he was drawn with Seve for the first 2 days. Then out of the blue he gets a call the night before the tournament, it was Seve. Asked if he knew anyone in town to which our young pro mutters a reply in the negative. Seve tells him to stay put as he is sending a car.
A car arrives and he is taken to dinner with Seve. As well as buying him dinner, Seve offers advice an comfort for our young pro all alone. Obviously can't help him on course, but chatted and relaxed him congratulated good shots, commiserated bad.
Our young pro makes the cut but thats about it for the tourament he reckons he couldn't have a better 3 days.
RIP
The young pro at my brothers club managed to qualify for the Madrid Open in the 90's. He duly went over and was bricking it when he saw he was drawn with Seve for the first 2 days. Then out of the blue he gets a call the night before the tournament, it was Seve. Asked if he knew anyone in town to which our young pro mutters a reply in the negative. Seve tells him to stay put as he is sending a car.
A car arrives and he is taken to dinner with Seve. As well as buying him dinner, Seve offers advice an comfort for our young pro all alone. Obviously can't help him on course, but chatted and relaxed him congratulated good shots, commiserated bad.
Our young pro makes the cut but thats about it for the tourament he reckons he couldn't have a better 3 days.
RIP
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Golf has lost a fantastic ambassador.I always loved to watch him play and his enthusiasm for the game.
A great man.RIP
A great man.RIP
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RIP. When forced by my dad to watch golf, he brought a touch of life to the game!!!
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The thing I always remember about Seve was the Amex advert where he said "Do nora leave home withou it"
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I went with a group of friends in 1984 to St Andrews and saw him win the open.
He was always a pleasure to watch and a true epitome of the gentler side of golf.
He was always a pleasure to watch and a true epitome of the gentler side of golf.




