Garcia blitzes Gary Player CC
Sergio Garcia fired a brilliant bogey-free 64 to open up a commanding four-shot lead after round one of the Nedbank Golf Challenge. You may also like
Garcia feeling the love at NGC
Sergio Garcia will be banking on the support of the locals as he goes in search of Nedbank Challenge title number three this week in Sun City. 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
Valderrama Masters: Shots of the week
Sergio Garcia walked away as the winner for the sixth time on home soil as the Valderrama Masters thrilled from start to finish. Here are the week’s best shots. You may also like
Sergio reigns again in Spain
Sergio Garcia continued his love affair with Real Club Valderrama as he claimed a sixth European Tour win on Spanish soil at the Andalucia Valderrama Masters. You may also like
Garcia joins Bland at the top of BMW International
Sergio Garcia and Richard Bland both fired rounds of 67 on Saturday to take a share of the lead into the final round of the BMW International Open at Golfclub München Eichenried. You may also like
Calm Garcia knew it was his time
After years of disappointment, Sergio Garcia finally got the job done as he overcame himself, and Justin Rose, to win the 81st Masters. It took him 70+ tries, but this time it was different. You may also like
Coetzee claims Dubai lead before weather delay
George Coetzee snuck in a birdie at the 17th hole of Emirates Golf Club and was three under par before strong winds forced a suspension of the second round at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic on Friday. The three-time European Tour winner began the week in Dubai with a round of 66 and was one shot behind the lead of Sergio Garcia… Read more →
Coetzee shoots 66, Tiger 77
George Coetzee was back to his best during the first round of the Omega Dubai Desert Classic on Thursday and shot 66 to share second place early on. The three-time European Tour winner bogeyed the first hole, but that only galvanized his desire to go low. He added seven birdies during the remaining holes and gave no shots back to… Read more →
Ernie heads East
Ernie Els is at Sentosa Golf Club this week for the Singapore Open, where he’s been a runner up twice in the past. ‘I’ve played in this tournament a handful of times, though not since 2011, and I’ve had a couple of near-misses, finishing second in 2006 and 2008. It’s great to be back and to have another shot at… Read more →
