No excuses for McIlroy
Rory McIlroy says there is no excuse for quitting at the Honda Classic and it won't happen again
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McIlroy insists he'll learn from mistake
Rory McIlroy believes last week's controversial withdrawal from the Honda Classic could prove a blessing in disguise as he looks to play golf with a smile on his face once more.
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McIlroy admits withdrawal was a mistake
Rory McIlroy has admitted that withdrawing from the Honda Classic last week was "not the right thing to do".
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McIlroy to face questions over withdrawal
Rory McIlroy will face the media on Wednesday for the first time since his shock withdrawal from the Honda Classic last week.
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Thompson secures maiden PGA Tour victory
Michael Thompson closed out his first PGA Tour win in accomplished style at the Honda Classic at Palm Beach Gardens.
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Guthrie and Thompson surprise leaders
Luke Guthrie and Michael Thompson share the lead going into the final day of the Honda Classic, with both men chasing a maiden PGA Tour win.
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Irish players give backing to McIlroy
Graeme McDowell backed his friend Rory McIlroy to emerge from his "mini-crisis" after the world number one withdrew from the Honda Classic.
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Woods warns McIlroy to think before he speaks
Tiger Woods has warned Rory McIlroy to think before he speaks after the Northern Irishman pulled out of the Honda Classic.
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McIlroy off the pace in Honda Classic
Rory McIlroy's slow start to the new season has continued at the Honda Classic title at Palm Beach - he is six shots off the pace after the first round.
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McIlroy withdraws from Honda Classic
Defending champion Rory McIlroy admitted he was in a "bad place mentally" after pulling out of the Honda Classic midway through a second round that was spiralling out of control.
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McIlroy retains hope for Honda Classic
World number one Rory McIlroy may not be playing his best golf at the moment but he remains confident he can defend his Honda Classic title at Palm Beach Gardens this week.
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McIlroy tops world rankings after Florida victory
Rory McIlroy became the first world number one from the island of Ireland, and just the 16th player to top the rankings system, after a stunning victory at the Honda Classic in Florida.
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McIlroy one shot off Honda lead
Rory McIlroy is one shot off the lead behind Justin Rose and journeyman Tom Gillis at the Honda Classic, where ideal scoring conditions saw the course record smashed.
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Win needed for McIlroy to seize number one
Despite closing the gap on Luke Donald it will still take a win at this week's Honda Classic for Rory McIlroy to go to world number one.
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Sabbatini secures Honda Classic
South African Rory Sabbatini has a sixth PGA Tour title to his name - and with it places in this week's world championship and next month's Masters.
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Sabbatini in charge in Florida
Rory Sabbatini maintained his flying form at a windswept Palm Beach to establish a five-shot lead heading into the final round of the Honda Classic in Florida.
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Sabbatini wins the Honda Classic
Three months after undergoing surgery for skin cancer South Africa's Rory Sabbatini grabbed his sixth PGA Tour title in Florida.
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Stanley leads as Irish hopes fade
Unheralded American Kyle Stanley returned a four-under 66 to knock Rory Sabbatini from the top of the leaderboard and grab a one shot lead after two rounds at the Honda Classic.
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Levin on top at Honda Classic
Spencer Levin moved to the top of the leaderboard at the end of a taxing opening day at the Honda Classic in Florida.
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Levin leads Honda as Irish struggle
American Spencer Levin fired an opening round three-under 67 to grab the early clubhouse lead at the Honda Classic.