Gatland expects Irish pair to be fit
Warren Gatland has revealed that the British and Irish Lions' backs last week put their Wales counterparts "to the sword" as part of their preparations for Australia.
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O'Driscoll injury not serious says Gatland
Warren Gatland has revealed players not involved in upcoming domestic and European cup finals could have an advantage when it comes to earning the nod for the opening Lions Test, and stated that Brian O'Driscoll's back injury is not serious.
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Pressure on St Andrew's to open to women members
UK sports minister Hugh Robertson's call for clubs who do not have women members to be denied the right to host the Open Championship has put pressure on St Andrew's to open up.
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Clarke and Daly to play in Singapore
Former British Open winners Darren Clarke and John Daly have signed up to compete in next month's $6million Singapore Open, organisers have confirmed.
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Andy Murray claims first grand slam at US Open
Andy Murray became the first British man in 76 years to win a grand slam singles title overnight, fighting off defending champion Novak Djokovic to win an epic US Open final.
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US PGA Preview: Adam Scott
Adam Scott says he can take positives from his play at the British Open
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Els claims Open after Scott collapse
South African Ernie Els won the British Open by one stroke from Adam Scott on Sunday after the Australian suffered an extraordinary late collapse on an incident-packed final day.
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Clarke returns Claret Jug
Darren Clarke hands back the Claret Jug ahead of the 2012 British Open
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Harrington happy with form
Padraig Harrington is happy with his form ahead of the British Open
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Robert Karlsson withdraws from The Open
Former European number one Robert Karlsson has pulled out of this week's British Open.
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Meadow wins British Open
Ladies British Open Amateur champion Stephanie Meadow of Royal Portrush speaks to Des Cahill.
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Meadow takes British Amateur title
Stephanie Meadow has won the Ladies British Open Amateur champion after beating Spain's Rocio Sanchez Lobato 4 and 3 in the final at Carnoustie.
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Cancellara wins opening Tour prologue
Bradley Wiggins' bid to become the first British winner of the Tour de France began with a second-placed finish as Fabian Cancellara won the opening prologue.
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Webb Simpson likely to miss British Open
With his US Open victory still sinking in, Webb Simpson appears to have ruled out playing next month's British Open at Lytham.
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Clarke teams up with new caddie
British Open champion Darren Clarke has appointed Phil "Wobbly" Morbey, who used to caddie for former world number one Ian Woosnam, as his new bagman.
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Clarke parts company with caddy
Darren Clarke has parted company with the caddy that helped him win his first major championship in the British Open at Sandwich in July.
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Oosthuizen and Hoey among Links leaders
Louis Oosthuizen relived the memories of his 2010 British Open triumph as he sprinted into a share of the lead after the Dunhill Links Championship opening round.
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Sharapova survives scare in New York
Former champion Maria Sharapova survived a first-round scare before roaring back to beat talented British teenager Heather Watson 3-6 7-5 6-3 at the US Open.
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Leona Maguire well placed in British Open
Leona Maguire is three shots off the lead at the half-way stage of the Ladies British Amateur Open at Royal Ashdown Forest.
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Irish duo qualify for Women's British Open
Irish amateur international Stephanie Meadow has qualified for the Women's British Open which starts on Thursday at Carnoustie along with Oreland's leading tour professional Rebecca Codd.