Honour won't really be satisfied until he has taken that most precious of their titles away from them.Now that Faldo is going to the States for a little extra action, Ballesteros must soon follow if his rediscovered form shows further signs of permanence Once there, who knows what old scores he will settle Seve's revenge could be sweet for everyone.. And there was that time when he was disqualified from the US Open for mixing up his tee-time and they accused him of arrogance. Next week? Well, he's always nurtured the feeling that the Yanks were dismissive of him in his early days out there. Go through his record and you can match his triumphs to his mood.'This week he will attempt to stick it to the Match Play organisers. A friend of his was once quoted in Golf Digest: 'All Seve's professional life he has been inspired to great deeds by his craving to stick it to someone. It was natural to fear that, at 37, he was past it.Suddenly, he is powered by the old passion again and we know why. Worse than that, he suffered from his back trouble and trudged home early after missing cut after cut.

Last year was the first since 1976 in which he didn't win a Tour event. For a man who has won five majors and more than 50 Tour titles, it is insufferable not to be a contender. And he did.It hasn't been pleasant to watch him suffer the faltering form of the past few years. In Germany on Monday Seve needed a birdie on the last for the day's best round for which there was a prize of a cashmere jacket 'I'll win this for you, Billy,' he said. He is even nice to his caddie, a personable young Yorkshireman called Billy Foster.