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Woods Craves Major Success

Despite ending a two-year title drought this year and winning three titles on the PGA Tour, Tiger Woods is disappointed not to have won another major title.

'McIlroy was Tiger-esque'

Paul McGinleyPaul McGinley has hailed Rory McIlroy after he secured another victory in Dubai. The world number one birdied the last five holes at the DP World Tour Championship on Sunday to record a two-shot victory over Justin Rose. has hailed Rory McIlroy after he secured another victory in Dubai.

Tired Rory to Reduce Schedule

Rory McIlroy admits he has "probably playeRory McIlroy admits he has "probably played too many extra tournaments" this season, but he is determined not to repeat the mistake next year.d too many extra tournaments" this season, but he is determined not to repeat the mistake next year.

Happy Returns for McIlroy

Despite winning the money list titles on both sides of the Atlantic, world number one Rory McIlroy insists that he will be at his best at this week's Hong Kong Open.
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Lowry Takes Portugal Crown

Shane Lowry overturned a four-shot deficit at the start of the final day to win the Portugal Masters by one stroke ahead of Ross Fisher.

Choi Retains Two-Shot Lead

Defending champion Na-yeon Choi maintained her two-shot lead after the third round of the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia.

Keating Grabs Four-Shot Lead

Australian Stacey Keating opened with an eight under par 62 in ideal conditions to grab a four shot lead at the Lacoste Ladies Open de France on Thursday.

Love: We Are All Kind of Stunned

Captain Davis Love III and the rest of the United States Ryder Cup team were left stunned on Sunday evening after they allowed Europe to 'steal' the trophy from out under their noses.

The Ian Poulter Factor

Like legends Seve Ballesteros and Colin Montgomerie before him, Englishman Ian Poulter seems to save his best golf for the Ryder Cup, when his emotional responses regularly motivates his European teammates.

Woods: I'm Feeling Good

Tiger Woods has insisted that he's still "feeling good" about his game, despite failing to win a single point at the Ryder Cup so far.

Reid and Davies Set for Spain

The Tenerife Ladies Open, taking place at Golf Las Americas in the Canary Islands from September 20-23 this week, will feature a glittering cast of former champions.

Quartet Thrilled by Ryder Cup Call

Steve Stricker can't wait to have "fun" at the Ryder Cup while Brandt Snedeker, Jim Furyk and Dustin Johnson are all delighted to be part of the team.

Reid Eyes British Masters

Melissa Reid hopes the low expectations will push her to greater things at the Ladies British Masters this weekend.

It's Rory v Tiger in NY

Those who are hoping to see Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods square off won't have to wait too long for the battle to take place.

Tiger Makes His Move

The wind played havoc at Kiawah Island on Friday, but that didn't stop Tiger Woods and Vijay Singh from joining Carl Pettersson at the top USPGA Championship leaderboard.

Tiger: Losing Doesn't Feel Good

While Tiger Woods has made definite strides in his game of late, he won't be satisfied until he has another major win - preferably four or five.

Els Bags European Tour Award

Ernie Els has been named the European Tour Golfer of the Month for July following his win at the Open Championship.

Matthew Triumphs at Killeen Castle

Scotland's Solheim Cup star Catriona Matthew continued her love affair with Killeen Castle as she recorded a one stroke victory in the Ladies Irish Open on Sunday.

Woods Targets 'Great Year'

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Woods Eyes Earnings Milestone

Only one week after surpassing Jack Nicklaus on the all-time PGA Tour winner list, Tiger Woods will have the chance to make more history.

Ogilvy Seeks Open Improvement

Fresh from a break at home in Melbourne, Geoff Ogilvy is ready to try and turn his poor form in the Open Championship around.

LET Welcomes SA Women's Open

The South African Women's Open will make its return to the international women's golf circuit for the first time in three years when the tournament tees off at Selborne Park Golf Club in KwaZulu-Natal from 13-15 July.

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