McIlroy just does enough
Rory McIlroy says he just did enough to win the Deutsche Bank Championship
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Rory McIlroy delighted with winning momentum
Rory McIlroy is delighted to have maintained his winning momentum after overturning a three-shot final-round deficit last night to win the Deutsche Bank Championship.
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McIlroy's stock rises after Deutsche Bank win
Rory McIlroy overturned a three-shot final-round deficit to squeeze past South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen and win the Deutsche Bank Championship by one stroke at TPC Boston in Norton, Massachusetts.
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McIlroy out in front in Boston
Rory McIlroy claimed a one-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Deutsche Bank Championship thanks to a second consecutive 65 at TPC Boston.
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Louis Oosthuizen leads by three shots in Boston
Former Open champion Louis Oosthuizen will take a three-shot lead over Rory McIlroy into Monday's final round of the Deutsche Bank Championship after a brilliant 63 at TPC Boston.
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Sparkling Woods two off the lead
Tiger Woods rolled back the years with a 64 in the first round of the Deutsche Bank Championship - but still found himself two shots off the lead.
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Donald errors hand Deutsche Bank to Simpson
American Webb Simpson was the unlikely winner of the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston after things slipped away from Luke Donald for the second year in a row.
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Watson leads at Deutsche Bank Championship
Bubba Watson will go into the final round of the Deutsche Bank Championship with a one-stroke lead over a congested field at TPC Boston.
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Ace leaves Snedeker just off the pace
Brandt Snedeker hit a stunning hole-in-one but was still one shot adrift of the lead after the second day of the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston.
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Donald makes strong start in Boston
World number one Luke Donald produced his best opening round of the year on the PGA Tour with a 66 at the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston.
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Donald stalks Day in Boston
European Ryder Cup wild card entrant Luke Donald remains well in contention for victory at the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston by equalling leader Jason Day's five-under round of 66 to hold third spot.
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Harrington will play extra European event
Padraig Harrington plans to add a European Tour event to his schedule before next month's Ryder Cup after missing the cut at the Deutsche Bank Championship on Saturday.
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Snedeker moves to the fore in Boston
American Brandt Snedeker putted brilliantly to take a share of the lead with Australian Jason Day after the second round of the $7.5 million Deutsche Bank Championship.
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McIlroy well placed in Boston
Rory McIlroy finished the first round one shot off the lead at the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston where the effects of Hurricane Earl forced a one-hour delay in play.
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Stricker rises to second
Steve Stricker is the new world number two after his victory in the Deutsche Bank Championship in America.
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Stricker takes Deutsche Bank Championship
Steve Stricker birdied the last two holes to take a dramatic victory in the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston.
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Harrington one behind leaders in Boston
Padraig Harrington is well in contention following the third round of the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston.
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O'Hair & Furyk share Deutsche Bank lead
American Sean O'Hair fired a seven-under par 64 to tie for the lead after the second round of the $7.5million PGA Deutsche Bank Championship.
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Stricker and Furyk lead in Boston
Steve Stricker and Jim Furyk led after the first day of the Deutsche Bank Championship after both posted impressive eight-under-par opening rounds, while Pádraig Harrington reached four under.
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Casey withdraws from Boston event
Paul Casey's rib muscle tear is taking longer to heal than he hoped and he has now withdrawn from this week's Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston.