Woodland wins US Open

Gary Woodland produced a gutsy final round at Pebble Beach Golf Links to hold off the challenge of Brooks Koepka and win his first Major at the U.S. Open Championship. You may also like

Woodland leads as Louis lurks at US Open

World No 25 Gary Woodland compiled a bogey-free 65 to lead the US Open at Pebble Beach by two shots over Justin Rose and by three over Louis Oosthuizen at the halfway mark of the year’s third men’s Major. You may also like

McIlroy wins Canadian Open

Rory McIlroy put the seal on his 16th PGA TOUR win and a runaway victory at the RBC Canadian Open as he came close to joining the ’59 Club’ at Hamilton Country Club in Ontario. You may also like

US Open: Tee times revealed

Jhonattan Vegas and Patrick Reed will join Louis Oosthuizen for the opening two rounds of the US Open after tee times were announced for Thursday’s start at Pebble Beach. You may also like

De Beer SA’s best at Brabazon Trophy

Eastern Province golfer Kyle de Beer sealed a top-five finish at the Brabazon Trophy, while GolfRSA National Squad member Wilco Nienaber closed out a top-30 finish in the English Men’s Open Amateur Championship on Sunday. You may also like

Na leads, Spieth lies in wait

Kevin Na settled for a 1-under 69 a day after going low at Charles Schwab Challenge again, taking a two-shot lead at 9 under Saturday over a group that included the local favorites Jordan Spieth and Jim Furyk. You may also like

Koepka confirms his class

Brooks Koepka successfully defended his US PGA Championship title to make Major history after a dramatic final day at Bethpage State Park BK Course. You may also like

Koepka: I won’t let up

Brooks Koepka might’ve missed another chance to add his name to the PGA Championship record books but made a strong vow to the field behind him, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like

Oosthuizen, Van Rooyen give SA a glimmer

Erik van Rooyen and Louis Oosthuizen have their work cut out for them over the weekend if they want to catch a rampant Brooks Koepka at the PGA Championship at Bethpage Black, writes JOHN GOLIATH. You may also like

Tee times: 101st PGA Championship

Louis Oosthuizen will join Patrick Reed and Charley Hoffman for the first two rounds of the 101st PGA Championship, set for Bethpage Black on Thursday. You may also like