Tiger vs Ancer to start Sunday singles
A rested Tiger Woods will lead out his USA team as the Internationals attempt to win just their second Presidents Cup on Sunday at Royal Melbourne. You may also like
Internationals hold firm as US fight back
On track for a remarkable clean sweep, the Internationals were forced to settle for a share of the spoils in Friday’s foursomes, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Els: ‘Long way to go’
His team might have a three-point lead but Ernie Els is attempting to keep his Internationals side grounded after their successful start to the Presidents Cup. You may also like
Ernie’s men send a message
Ernie Els was left with a beaming smile after watching his Internationals side soar into a 4-1 fourballs lead over the USA at Royal Melbourne, writes Wade Pretorius. You may also like
King Louis ready for big week
South Africa’s Louis Oosthuizen may have fallen a shot short at the Australian Open but he will start this week’s Presidents Cup as a key man for Ernie Els’ side. You may also like
Norris vs Imahira in battle for Japan’s top spot
Shaun Norris started off his fight for the Japan Golf Tour Order of Merit with a solid 66 at the Golf Nippon Series JT Cup. You may also like
Pablo wary of SA stars
Pablo Larrazabal’s love for Leopard Creek shone through as he opened up a three-stroke lead over the field going into the weekend of the Alfred Dunhill Championship. You may also like
Rookies take battle to the last
While most of the attention is centred on the Race to Dubai champion, a select group of players are battling it out to be crowned the Rookie of the Year and Challenge Tour Graduate of the Year. You may also like
Tommy stuns Sun City
Tommy Fleetwood tore up the par 5s at Gary Player Country Club en route to a playoff win over Marcus Kinhult at the Nedbank Golf Challenge hosted by Gary Player. You may also like
Half way there for SA’s Lombard
The first part of Zander Lombard’s Nedbank Golf Challenge dream was realised on Friday when he shot a 65 in front of playing partners Ernie Els and Lee Westwood to lead ‘Africa’s Major’ by two strokes. You may also like
