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.
Tiger's Back! Tiger Woods Wins at Memorial
Tiger Woods proves that he is still a force to reckon with as he claims to be the winner at the recently concluded Memorial.
Injury rules Clarke out of US Open
Open Champion Darren Clarke has been forced to pull out of the US Open in San Francisco next month due to injury.
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Australian Pro Shoots 55
Rhein Gibson has made history by becoming only the second player in history to shoot a 55.
Simpson Leads, McIlroy Lurks
Webb Simpson was back in front the Wells Fargo Championship on Saturday - but Rory McIlroy lurks two shots back.
Funk in Front in Texas
Fred Funk grabbed a share of the Insperity Championship lead after a second-round 69 on Saturday.
Seve's Son Shines in Spain
Seve Ballesteros' son Javier proved a chip off the old block by shooting a 67 in round one of the Peugeot Alps de Catalunya.
Player Anticipating Tiger/Rory Show
Gary Player reckons Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods will be tough to beat at the Masters this week.
Don't Write Off the Europeans
After his well documented comeback win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational nine days ago, Tiger Woods is just about everybody's favourite to win this week's 76th Masters.
Tiger up to Sixth in the World
Tiger's victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational has seen him climb 12 places up to sixth in the world rankings.
Woods Back with a Bang
Tiger Woods came back from injury on Monday to shoot a betterball 9-under 63 in partnership with Justin Rose at the two-day Tavistock Cup in Florida.
Roberts Breaks Drought at Toshiba
Loren Roberts, one of the best putters in over 50's golf, has won the Champions Tour's Toshiba Classic by two strokes from Bernhard Langer, Mark Calcavecchia and Tom Kite.
Tiger Also Sings Rory's Praises
Tiger Woods, never quick to praise his rivals, seems to be making an exception in Rory McIlroy's case.
Play as a young Tiger or Rory
The latest edition of EA Sports' Tiger Woods franchise will give you the chance to step into the little shoes of a young Tiger Woods or Rory McIlroy.
Westwood/McIlroy Battle Set to Resume
Lee Westwood told journalists he is happy to go along with the notion of a rivalry with Rory McIlroy if that's what they want to write about.
Nicklaus Backing Tiger to Come Good
Jack Nicklaus reckons that Tiger Woods will "probably" still break his long-standing major record.
Bradley Apologizes for Spitting
Keegan Bradley, the reigning US PGA Champion, has apologized to the golfing world after being caught spitting by the TV cameras at the Northern Trust Open last week.
Royal Melbourne Back on Top
Royal Melbourne, with its famed sand-belt East and West Courses, has reclaimed its first place on the latest list of Australia's best golf courses.
Donald Ready to Defend Crown
Luke Donald is set to return to the event that kickstarted what turned out to be a truly memorable 2011 - the WGC-Accenture Match Play.
Boeljon Triumphs in Oz
Christel Boeljon of the Netherlands came from three strokes behind overnight leader So Yeon Ryu to claim a one stroke victory at the Gold Coast RACV Australian Ladies Masters.
Pratt Seals Maiden Win
Kieran Pratt of Australia birdied the second play-off hole to win his first Asian Tour title at the Zaykabar Myanmar Open presented by Air Bagan on Sunday.
Clarke Fires Open Caddie
Darren Clarke has fired caddie John Mulrooney, the man with whom he won the Open Championship six months ago.
Woods A Little Down, But Not Out
Tiger Woods says he will not let his final round set-back in Abu Dhabi on Sunday get him down.
Why Rock told Woods to "Stand Still"
On one occasion while playing with Tiger Woods in the Abu Dhabi HSBC Open on Sunday, Robert Rock, in his loudest voice, barked at the world famous American: "Stand still, please."
Tiger Now 17th in World Rankings
Tiger Woods has nudged his way into the World Top 20 in 17th place on the latest official World Rankings list.
Rock Holds Off All Challengers
England's Robert Rock held off the challenges of Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy to claim the greatest victory of his career at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship on Sunday.
Asian Tour Graduates Raring To Go
The new Asian Tour graduates are keen to announce their arrival on the big stage as they set their sights on winning the Zaykabar Myanmar Open presented by Air Bagan next week.
Goosen Upbeat Ahead of Champions
Retief Goosen had every reason to feel good about the week ahead when he talked about himself on Tuesday ahead of the European Tour biggie, the Volvo Golf Champions.
Westy to Lead Euro Raid into Houston
England's Lee Westwood and Simon Dyson and Northern Ireland Open champion Darren Clarke have joined the strong field set to tee it up in the Shell Houston Open at the Redstone Golf Club on March 28.
Asian Stars Aiming for an Upset
Asian Tour stars Thongchai Jaidee and S.S.P. Chowrasia hope to overcome putting woes as they seek to launch title challenges at the US$6.1 million CIMB Asia Pacific Classic, Malaysia starting on Thursday.
Rafael Cabrera Upstages the Stars
Rafael Cabrera-Bello was quickest out of the blocks when the morning field got away in Thursday's first round at the Dunhill Links Championship.
Vandalism Holds Up KLM Open
The start of the KLM Open was delayed due to overnight vandalism on several of the Hilversumsche Golf Club greens.
Dyson Leads on Day of Disruption
An in-form Simon Dyson shares the lead at the KLM Open on a day that saw delays due to overnight vandalism and heavy flooding.
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