Tiger picks himself for Melbourne showdown
US team captain and player … that is the role picked by Tiger Woods after confirming his final four for the Presidents Cup clash at Royal Melbourne in December. You may also like
Rory wins again, Louis banks top 5
Rory McIlroy overcame Xander Schauffele in a play-off to win his third World Golf Championships title at the WGC-HSBC Champions. You may also like
Li leads, Saffas start well
Li Haotong opened up a one-shot lead after the first round of the WGC-HSBC Champions thanks to a brilliant 64 to thrill the home crowds. You may also like
Rising stars ready to raid Simola
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Stone up top as Saffas light it up
Brandon Stone fired a third consecutive round of 66 to open up a two shot lead heading into the final round of the Portugal Masters. You may also like
De Jager leads as Saffas shine
Louis de Jager picked the perfect time to peak as he recorded the lowest round of his European Tour career to take the first round lead at the Portugal Masters. You may also like
Tiger roars into ZOZO lead
The inaugural ZOZO Championship got the blockbuster start they were after as Tiger Woods carded a career-low first-round score on Thursday. You may also like
Last chance saloon for Saffas in Portugal
The battle to secure playing rights for the 2020 season reaches its climax this week, with the top 117 players in the Race to Dubai following the Portugal Masters set to retain their European Tour card for next year. You may also like
Unlucky 13th costs Coetzee
George Coetzee surrendered his top position at the Open de France after a double-bogey at 13 grabbed the lead for Nicolas Colsearts heading into the final round at Le Golf National. You may also like
JT hustles in CJ lead
Justin Thomas shot a Friday 63 to take a two-stroke lead at THE CJ CUP @ NINE BRIDGES, putting himself in position to win his second PGA TOUR event in South Korea in three years. You may also like
