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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Popovic leads Australian PGA Championship
Daniel Popovic posted a superb eight-under 64 to lead the Australian PGA Championship by two shots after a dramatic opening day that saw Greg Norman withdraw due to food poisoning.
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Norman backs McIlroy to beat Majors record
Former world number one Greg Norman believes Rory McIlroy is more likely to break Jack Nicklaus' record of 18 major championships than Tiger Woods.
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Price named Presidents Cup captain
Greg Norman has been dropped as captain of The Presidents Cup International Team in favour of three-time major winner Nick Price.
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US in charge in Presidents Cup
Greg Norman needs his international side to win eight out of 12 singles at Royal Melbourne on Sunday if they are to avoid a fourth successive Presidents Cup defeat.
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Norman: I wouldn't have picked Woods
Greg Norman says he would not have chosen Tiger Woods as a wildcard selection for next month's Presidents Cup in Australia.
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Norman and Faldo will miss Sandwich Open
Greg Norman and Nick Faldo, first and second in the record-breaking 1993 Open at Sandwich, will not be involved in this year's championship at the Kent course.
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Norman pulls out of British Open
Greg Norman has pulled out of next week's British Open due to poor form.
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Norman not sure what to expect at Open
Greg Norman admits he has no idea what to expect when he makes his return to competitive golf at next month's Open Championship, but the former world number one has boldly declared fellow veteran Tom Watson the man to beat.
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Chalmers takes lead in Milwaukee
Australian Greg Chalmers grabbed a two-stroke lead midway through the Milwaukee Championship by posting a three-under-par 67 in Friday's second round at Brown Deer Park Golf Course in Milwaukee.
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No faking it at Open, insists Woods
Tiger Woods believes there will be no 'faking it' at this week's Open Championship.
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Norman commits to Australian Open
Greg Norman has committed to play in the next three Australian Opens, starting with this year's event at the NSW Golf Club.
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Clark wins Masters curtain-raiser
Greg Norman holed-in-one with wife Chris Evert as his caddie, but it is South African Tim Clark who carries the par three jinx into this year's Masters.
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Norman struggling at Senior Open
Greg Norman found life tough going in the first round of the Senior Open Championship on Thursday as Bruce Vaughan and Eduardo Romero established a one-shot lead at Royal Troon.
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Norman gets PGA Championship invite
Greg Norman has received an invitation to play in next month's US PGA Championship at Oakland Hills on the back of his joint third-place finish in The Open.
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Norman leads at windswept Open
Greg Norman stood on the verge of one of the most remarkable achievements in sport after brushing aside howling, gale-force winds to grab the third-round lead at the 137th Open on Saturday.
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Choi leads from Norman at Birkdale
With two level-par rounds, Greg Norman has far exceeded even his own expectations, and remains in contention at the Open Championship.
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Norman, Couples named Presidents Cup captains
Former world number ones Greg Norman and Fred Couples have been named captains for the Internationals and the United States at the 2009 Presidents Cup.
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Norman unhappy despite challenging
Greg Norman fired a second-round two-under-par 70 at the South African Open on Friday and then criticised organisers for changes to the Pearl Valley course after the first round.
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Leonard becomes latest Open withdrawal
Justin Leonard, winner of the title in 1997 at Royal Troon, has joined Greg Norman and David Toms in withdrawing from next week's British Open championship at Hoylake.