Cantlay, Rory lead – Louis 2 behind

Patrick Cantlay and Rory McIlroy have taken a share of the lead at the BMW Championship on Friday after both players concluded the second round on one under par. You may also like

Louis cashes in on good form

Louis Oosthuizen will move to the PGA Championship on the back of a strong week at the WGC-FedEx St Jude Invitational. You may also like

Lone ranger Louis’ ranking update

Only four South Africans teed off at this past weekend’s Travelers Championship with only Louis Oosthuizen advancing past the cut on Friday. You may also like

Double duty for King Louis

Defending the South African Open and filling the role of new player host are on Louis Oosthuizen’s to-do list this week at Randpark Golf Club. 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

Oosthuizen plays his way to finale

Louis Oosthuizen has ensured South African representation in the Tour Championship for the first time since 2016. You may also like

Magnificent Louis part of Masters lead

Louis Oosthuizen produced a stunning second round to move into a share of the halfway lead at The Masters with Justin Harding not far behind, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like

Snake pit bites Oosthuizen

Louis Oosthuizen produced a dramatic turnaround between round two and three but was left to rue two late bogeys at the Valspar Championship, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like

Johnson back on top, small climb for Louis

Dustin Johnson returned to the top of the world rankings despite not playing at this week’s Honda Classic at PGA National. 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