Masters champion Scott inspired by Norman
Adam Scott plans to celebrate with Australian great Greg Norman after winning his first major with a dramatic victory in near-darkness at Augusta.
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Scott edges Poulter for Australia victory
Adam Scott edged out playing partner Ian Poulter in a final day shootout to break a 15-month tournament drought and claim his first gold jacket at the Australian Masters in Melbourne.
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Poulter & Scott stay clear at Australian Masters
The race for the gold jacket at the Australian Masters is between Ian Poulter and Adam Scott after they stamped their authority on the tournament with superb third rounds at Kingston Heath in Melbourne.
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Guyatt two shots clear at Aussie Masters
Matthew Guyatt upstaged his more fancied rivals to claim the outright lead after the opening day of the Australian Masters in Melbourne
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Federer and Nadal advance to last eight
Swiss master Roger Federer handed Australian apprentice Bernard Tomic a tennis lesson as he raced into the quarter-finals of the Australian Open.
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Poulter masters Melbourne rivals
Ian Poulter secured a three-shot victory at the JBWere Australian Masters in Melbourne.
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Awesome Ogilvy impresses in Melbourne
Local favourite Geoff Ogilvy produced a brilliant eight-under-par third round of 63 to replace Ian Poulter at the top of the JBWere Australian Masters leaderboard.
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Poulter maintains lead in Australia
A three-under par round of 68 was enough for Ian Poulter to maintain his lead at the midway point of the JBWere Australian Masters in Melbourne.
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Poulter surges into Masters lead
Ian Poulter put world number one Luke Donald in the shade to seize the lead after the opening round of the 2011 JBWere Australian Masters.
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Donald seeking to cap breakout year in Oz
World number one Luke Donald's 2011 odyssey concludes with a rare trip Down Under to play the Australian Masters at Victoria Golf Club.
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Awesome McIlroy wins US Open by eight
Rory McIlroy completed his amazing 70-day transformation from Masters meltdown to major marvel today, winning the US Open by a dream-like eight shots over Australian Jason Day.
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Djokovic defeats erratic Federer
Novak Djokovic beat Roger Federer to move into the Australian Open final and leave the Swiss master without possession of one of the four grand slam titles for the first time since 2003.
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Woods sees chances fade in Australia
Tiger Woods' chances of retaining his Australian Masters title all but evaporated in the gloomy rain at Victoria Golf Club after a third round of even par 71 on Saturday left him 10 shots behind leader Adam Bland.
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Woods struggles on Victoria greens
Tiger Woods believes just one thing stands between him and a successful defence of his Australian Masters crown - the notoriously tricky Victoria Golf Club greens.
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Woods just off the pace in Oz defence
Champion Tiger Woods made a quiet start to the defence of his Australian Masters title with a two-under par 69 at the Victoria Golf Club.
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Woods bullish over Australia prospects
Tiger Woods was bullish over his prospects heading into this week's Australian Masters as he prepared for the defence of his last remaining title.
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Marcus Fraser leads at delayed Ballantine's
Australian Marcus Fraser was the clubhouse leader after fog wrecked the opening round of the $2.9 million Ballantine's Championship on Thursday, leaving more than a third of field yet to hit a shot.
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Dodt claims victory in Dehli
A birdie at the last saw Andrew Dodt claim the Avantha Masters in Delhi by a stroke after the Australian posted a final round of 68 to lift the trophy with a winning total of 14 under par.
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Woods wins in Australia
Tiger Woods celebrated his first visit Down Under in 11 years with a win at the Australian Masters on Sunday, the world number one banishing his swing demons in time to hold off a dogged local field by two strokes.
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Three share lead in Melbourne
Rounds of 69 from playing partners Greg Chalmers and James Nitties earned the Australian pair a share of the lead at 10 under with world number one Tiger Woods after day three of the 2009 JBWere Masters at Kingston Heath.