Oosthuizen plays his way to finale
Louis Oosthuizen has ensured South African representation in the Tour Championship for the first time since 2016. You may also like
BMW Championship: Can SA duo deliver?
The 2019 BMW Championship is being hosted at the historic Medinah Country Club for the second leg of the FedExCup playoffs as Louis Oosthuizen and Dylan Frittelli attempt to make it to East Lake. You may also like
FedExCup: Louis’ big move, Grace bows out
Louis Oosthuizen may have fallen short in search of his first victory on US soil but did enough to move into the top 30 in the playoff standings at The Northern Trust. You may also like
Poston goes bogey-free to win Wyndham
JT Poston became the first player since Lee Trevino in 1974 to win a stroke-play event without a bogey or worse at the Wyndham Championship on Sunday. You may also like
Last chance saloon at Wyndham Championship
The Wyndham Championship returns to Greensboro, North Carolina where PGA TOUR players have their last chance to make moves and solidify their position going into the FedExCup Playoffs. You may also like
King Louis back to wow home crowds
South Africa’s No 1 Louis Oosthuizen will be among the elite 63-man field when the Nedbank Golf Challenge hosted by Gary Player returns to Sun City. You may also like
McIlroy joins BMW PGA field
Rory McIlroy has confirmed he will join his Ryder Cup teammates Francesco Molinari, Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Rose in the field for the BMW PGA Championship. You may also like
Koepka proves his status in Memphis
Brooks Koepka arrived 45 minutes before his tee time, calmly hit a few putts and a few balls on the range and then dismantled TPC Southwind and Rory McIlroy to lift his maiden WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational. You may also like
WGC moves to Memphis: Talking points
The third WGC of the season moves to Memphis, Tennessee for the first time this week, as 46 of the world’s top 50 arrive at TPC Southwind hoping to dethrone defending champion Justin Thomas. You may also like
Champion Lowry the toast of Ireland
Shane Lowry shrugged off bad memories and bad beats to win his first Major as he prevailed in demanding Sunday conditions at Royal Portrush. You may also like
