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
Koepka powers to PGA win
Brooks Koepka held off a packed leaderboard with a commanding performance to collect his second Major triumph of the year at the PGA Championship on Sunday, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Woods out of Genesis, signs up for Honda
A wild five over par 76 from Tiger Woods on Friday saw him miss the halfway cut at the Genesis Open, enough motivation to play next week at the Honda Classic. You may also like
Fleetwood blazing, mixed bag for Saffas
Tommy Fleetwood was the star of the marquee group and finished the first round as co-leader of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship on a day that provided a mixed bag for the 13 strong South African contingent, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
The 2018 Majors: What the bookies say
Compleat Golfer looks ahead to 2018’s Majors championships and picks out the best options as the world’s leading players look to secure golf’s biggest prizes. You may also like
2017 in review: No one better than Thomas
Justin Thomas won a Major, shot 59 then 63 in a Major and won the FedExCup – making him comfortably the best player on the planet in 2017, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
2017 in review: Under the radar
Jon Rahm’s brilliance and the emergence of Xander Schauffele at the Tour Championship have many forgetting Patrick Cantlay’s year, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
