Golf: Turner feels like a rookie On the eve of his first New Zealand Open in 10 years, Greg Turner looks excited to be back on the tournament golf scene. The 49-year-old is in the early stages of a comeback as he eyes a spot on the European Senior Tour next year, which he will be eligible for when he turns 50 in February. Turner, who retired from tournament golf in 2004 to spend more time with his family, has since forged a career as a course designer. He recently played in the Harewood Open on the Charles Tour, finishing in a tie for 25th, and this week's tournament at Clearwater is another step in his golfing renaissance. "I feel like a rookie again," he said. "It wasn't part of the overall plan a few years ago but it is a bit like riding a bike. You get back on and feel at home. "I'm sure I'll be a bit nervous on the first tee but I always was anyway. "I don't have too many expectations other than to know a bit more at the end of the week than at the start." Turner shared his pre-tournament press conference with Australian pro Peter O'Malley and two of the oldest players in the field enjoyed a couple of jokes about their respective red wine consumption during the week. "I stayed away from the bottle of shiraz that 'Pom' brought last night so I'm feeling quite good," Turner said. But, jokes aside,