Donald on course to retain PGA title
Luke Donald is on course to retain his BMW PGA Championship title - and to return to world number one - after a nightmare day for overnight leader James Morrison at Wentworth.
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Johnson keeps tabs on leader Dufner
Jason Dufner continued to set the pace but Zach Johnson also kept tabs on the leader following the third round of the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial in Texas.
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McIlroy to hit range after Wentworth shocker
Rory McIlroy has sentenced himself to hard labour after a second successive missed cut and an admission it may have been caused by off-course distractions.
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In-form Dufner enjoys lead at Colonial
Jason Dufner remained on course for a second straight tournament win with a two-stroke lead at the halfway point of the Crowne Plaza invitational at Colonial, Texas.
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Johnson is clear at the Colonial
A round of six under par 64 gave Zach Johnson a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Colonial in Texas.
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Lawrie shares lead as McIlroy struggles
Rory McIlroy and David Drysdale illustrated the fine line between success and failure on the opening day of the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.
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McIlroy hopes for happy return to Wentworth
Rory McIlroy has adored Wentworth since he was a youth and wants to prolong his love affair with the course by landing his maiden PGA Championship win on Sunday.
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Kaymer not about to hit panic button
Dropping out of the world's top 10 is not quite what Martin Kaymer had planned for this year - but he is not about to press any panic buttons.
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Els wants end to Wentworth criticism
Ernie Els hopes the moaning and groaning about his new-look Wentworth becomes a thing of the past at the BMW PGA Championship this week.
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Olazabal to go with four vice-captains
Jose Maria Olazabal has confirmed that, like predecessor Colin Montgomerie, he will be selecting four vice-captains for his European team at the Ryder Cup in Chicago in September.
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Dufner lands Byron Nelson Challenge in Texas
Jason Dufner’s rich run of form continued in Texas as he saw off Dicky Pride to win the Bryon Nelson Challenge in in a gripping finale.
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McDowell beaten in Match Play final
Europe's biggest-hitter now has a big title to his name - Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts is the new Volvo World Match Play champion.
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As It Happened: McDowell loses Match Play final
Read out text commentary as Nicolas Colsaerts from Belgium beat Ireland's Graeme McDowell in the final of the Volvo World Match Play Championship at the Finca Cortesin resort in Andalucia.
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Dufner remains in charge at Byron Nelson
American Jason Dufner leads the way at the Byron Nelson Championship in Irving, Texas.
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McDowell through to World Match Play semi
Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell triumphed in a play-off against local favourite Sergio Garcia to reach the World Match Play Championships semi-finals.
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Dufner leading Byron Nelson Championship
Jason Dufner leads by one stroke going into day three of the Byron Nelson Championship in Irving, as Padraig Harrington sits four shots off the pace.
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Local boy Palmer leads the Byron Nelson
Texas native Ryan Palmer led the HP Byron Nelson Championship in Irving by one stroke at the end of round one as he looked to go one better than last year.
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Kaymer no match for Finch at Finca Cortesin
England's Richard Finch sent top seed Martin Kaymer crashing out of the Volvo World Match Play Championship at Finca Cortesin in Spain.
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Poulter relishing match play format
If Ian Poulter was put in charge of world golf - now there's a thought - half the tournaments during the year would be match play.
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Kuchar claims Players Championship
American Matt Kuchar continued a remarkable sequence by winning the Players Championship, golf's richest event, by two strokes at Sawgrass last night.
Fixtures, results and standings from the 2012 PGA Tour
Luke Donald has knocked Rory McIlroy off the top of the world standings after winning the Transitions Championship
