Ewan Murray is a journalist who primarily focuses on sports, particularly golf and football. He has written for publications such as The Guardian, Yahoo Sports UK, and Yahoo Sports Canada. Ewan's articles cover a range of topics including player transfers, match analysis, and the business side of sports.
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Ewan Murray's extensive focus on sports, particularly football and golf, indicates a strong preference for event coverage. Pitches offering exclusive insights into ongoing events or significant upcoming matches in these sports are likely to resonate well with him.
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By: Ewan Murray Sun
World number one leads by one shot from Collin Morikawa while Woods shoots 82 for his worst score at Augusta
By: Augusta Sun, Ewan Murray
Ewan Murray at Augusta · 4 min read In this article: Jason Day Jason Day is back in the world's top 50.
Scottie Scheffler won the Masters at Augusta by four shots from Ludvig Åberg after a final round of 68
By: Augusta Sun, Ewan Murray
Ewan Murray at Augusta · 5 min read In this article: Scottie Scheffler
By: Ewan Murray
Ewan Murray at Augusta · 4 min read In this article: Viktor Hovland Viktor Hovland has previously voiced criticism of the leadership of the PGA Tour.
By: Ewan Murray
The Norwegian’s defection would raise tricky questions for the European Tour Group over Ryder Cup qualification
Rory McIlroy's possible return to the board comes after he reiterated his desire to play on the PGA Tour for the rest of his career.
By: Ewan Murray
The new chief executive of the European Tour Group urged the PGA Tour to seize the opportunity provided by Rory McIlroy’s willingness to return to the boardroom
By: Ewan Murray
Rory McIlroy is set to return to the boardroom in a bid to heal the sport's divisions. Photograph: Andrew Redington/Getty Images
Rory McIlroy basically auditioning for a return to the PGA Tour policy board is faintly ludicrous with the sport increasingly fractured by LIV Golf
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