Article: Baker-Finch soars with sparrows

No longer does Australian professional golfer Ian Baker-Finch live with a tortured mind.

The demons have been exorcised from a soul which suffered as Baker-Finch, riding high after his victory in the 1991 British Open at Royal Birkdale, had his dream world shattered when he suddenly lost his stylish swing.

It has been well documented how Baker-Finch, in an effort to perfect an almost flawless swing, lost it completely, and he went through hell trying to rediscover it.

Duck hooks and wicked slices became the Baker-Finch norm as he continued tinkering with it and the man dubbed "Sparrow" became just that in a sport where eagles ruled.

The more people tried to help, the more complicated ...

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