McDowell turns attention to Wentworth
After winning one tournament synonymous with Wentworth, Graeme McDowell turned his attention to improving his record in the event still held at the European Tour's headquarters.
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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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Rugby Review
Donal Lenihan looks ahead to this weekend's European finals & the upcoming Lions tour.
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Back-to-back titles for Rumford in China Open
Australia's Brett Rumford claimed his second win in eight days on the European Tour with victory in the Volvo China Open.
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Rumford on course for another win in China
Australia's Brett Rumford will take a one-shot lead into the final round of the Volvo China Open as he chases back-to-back wins on the European Tour.
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Ilonen shoots 63 to lead China Open by three
Australia's Brett Rumford remains in contention for back-to-back victories on the European Tour despite a late surge from Finland's Mikko Ilonen at the Volvo China Open.
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Derksen takes the lead at Volvo China Open
Holland's Robert-Jan Derksen claimed a two-shot lead over three of the European Tour's most in-form players after an historic first round of the Volvo China Open.
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Twelve-year-old to smash European Tour record
China's Ye Wo-cheng is set to become the youngest player in European Tour history when he tees off in the Volvo China Open on Thursday.
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Fourth Euro Tour victory for Rumford
Australia's Brett Rumford today made the most of a massive reprieve to win his fourth European Tour title in the Ballantine's Championship in South Korea.
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Warren in striking distance of third Euro title
Scotland's Mark Warren moved in sight of his third European Tour title with a four-under-par 68 in the third round at the Spanish Open in Valencia today, taking him two shots clear of compatriot Craig Lee.
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Aphibarnrat holds nerve in Malaysia
Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat today held his nerve after an untimely weather delay to claim his first European Tour title with a wire-to-wire victory in the Maybank Malaysian Open.
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Aiken eases to Avantha Masters win
South Africa's Thomas Aiken claimed his second European Tour title with a composed victory in the Avantha Masters in India.
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Drysdale in the hunt at Avantha Masters
David Drysdale shrugged off the effects of sleepless nights to move into contention for a first European Tour title at the 291st attempt in the Avantha Masters in India.
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European Tour backing putter change
The European Tour has confirmed its support for the proposed ban on anchored putters from 2016.
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Ko becomes youngest winner on European Tour
Fifteen-year-old Lydia Ko became the youngest player to win a Ladies European Tour event and the first home winner in the ISPS Handa NZ Women's Open in New Zealand.
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Gallacher wins Dubai Desert Classic
After a week of magic moments, Scotland's Stephen Gallacher still found time for another in Dubai today as he claimed only his second European Tour title in 20 years of trying.
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Gallacher leads in Dubai
Two days after matching his best ever European Tour round, Scotland's Stephen Gallacher amazingly went one better in Dubai today.
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Sterne hits 62 to take Dubai lead
South African Richard Sterne shot the lowest round of his European Tour career today to lead the Omega Dubai Desert Classic.
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Wood wins first European Tour title in Doha
Chris Wood sank a 12-foot eagle putt on the final hole to grab his first European Tour title in brilliant fashion today.
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Donaldson denies Rose in Abu Dhabi
Welshman Jamie Donaldson, who waited 11 years and 255 events for his first European Tour victory at the Irish Open last July, added another today when he won the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship by one shot.