Harding puts stamp on meteoric rise
Justin Harding completed the only task on his incredible rise in the world of golf on Sunday when he claimed a one-shot win at the Qatar Masters, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Kitayama gets second win
Kurt Kitayama produced a remarkable comeback at Al Mouj Golf to win his second European Tour title of the season at the Oman Open. You may also like
NGC more attractive after European Tour revamp
The Nedbank Golf Challenge will be more appealing to the European Tour’s best after it was boosted by changes to the end-of-season offering. You may also like
DeChambeau earns first Euro win
Bryson DeChambeau claimed his maiden European Tour title in style on Sunday, producing a closing 64 to win the 30th anniversary edition of the Omega Dubai Desert Classic by seven shots. You may also like
Neck niggle forces Oosthuizen out
South African interest in the Omega Dubai Desert Classic was dented after news of Louis Oosthuizen’s withdrawal shortly before his first-round tee time. You may also like
Oosthuizen to win in Dubai?
The stats guru at European Tour HQ has picked three players to watch, with Louis Oosthuizen among those expected to run it close at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic. You may also like
18 Saffas line up for Dubai showpiece
Emirates Golf Club will have a strong South African feeling to it this week when 18 South Africans tee off at the 30th playing of the Omega Dubai Desert Classic. You may also like
SA’s Sterne ready for more
After losing to Shane Lowry on the final hole in Abu Dhabi, Richard Sterne won’t be judged harshly for admitting he was ‘a little sore’, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Lowry goes wire-to-wire in Abu Dhabi
A birdie on the 18th enabled Shane Lowry to kick off 2019 in style, taking the title as he pipped Richard Sterne to the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship presented by EGA on Saturday. You may also like
Rory: My life is in the USA
Rory McIlroy may yet keep his European Tour membership in 2019, but he has restated his stance that the majority of his playing time will be on US soil. You may also like
