Kruyswijk comes home in style

Jacques Kruyswijk topped the South African pile after a storming run into the clubhouse at the Volvo China Open on Sunday at Genzon Golf Club. You may also like

Wood’s three-putt hands Wu the win

Wu Ashun birdied the last to overcome Chris Wood in a thrilling final day battle and win his third European Tour title at the KLM Open. You may also like

Frittelli shines on Saturday

As Shane Lowry and Kiradech Aphibarnrat vied for domination in the Turkish Airlines Open on Saturday, Dylan Frittelli quietly played his way into the top seven at the $7-million showpiece in Turkey. You may also like

Schwartzel one behind at European Open

Charl Schwartzel shrugged off an indifferent Open Championship to sit just one behind after round one of the Porsche European Open in Germany. You may also like

Burmester claims maiden European Tour title

It was a victory that was a long time coming, and when it did, Dean Burmester struggled to put into words what it meant to claim his maiden European Tour title by three strokes in the Tshwane Open on Sunday. ‘Now I’m a European Tour winner. That sounds good,’ was what he could get out first. ‘This is massive. I… Read more →

Levy wins, Hugo seventh in Germany

Alexander Levy overcame Ross Fisher in a playoff for the Porsche European Open with a birdie on the second extra hole at Bad Griesbach resort to win his third European Tour title. Jean Hugo had his best finish of his year abroad, claiming seventh place with a final round of 68 to finish at 13 under par, six shots behind… Read more →

Can Walters spark something in Germany?

Justin Walters has played on the European Tour since 2013 and has been runner-up twice, but never won. At 35 years old he’s at the prime age to finally secure a maiden victory, and it would help him to improve in the Race to Dubai. The top 110 players on the final earnings list keep their playing privileges in Europe,… Read more →