Senden leads by two shots in Sydney
Home favourite John Senden will take a two-shot lead into day two of the Australian Open after a scorching opening round at The Lakes Golf Club in Sydney.
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Senden surges as Woods falters
John Senden holed a 25-foot putt at the last hole for a nine-under-par 63 to take the third-round lead in the Australian Open ahead of birthday boy Jason Day, as overnight leader Tiger Woods faltered.
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In-form Allenby claims Australian PGA title
Robert Allenby captured the Australian PGA Championship for a fourth time as he cruised to his second win in as many weeks by four shots from John Senden and Scott Strange.
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Poor light delays Turning Stone
Americans Matt Kuchar and Vaughn Taylor were tied after two extra holes of a sudden-death playoff on Sunday before failing light suspended play at the Turning Stone Championship in upstate New York.
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Senden leads Buick at half-way stage
Australia's John Senden shot a six-under 66 to grab the Buick Open second round lead on Friday while Tiger Woods roared into contention behind his lowest round of the year.
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Senden secures Australian Open
John Senden won the Australian Open golf championship at Royal Sydney today.
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Senden wins the John Deere Classic
Australian John Senden held his nerve to win his maiden PGA Tour title at the John Deere Classic - and with it a chance to play in the Open championship.
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Senden takes control of John Deere
Australian John Senden fired a seven-under 67 to take a three-shot lead after three rounds of the John Deere Classic in Silvis, Illinois.
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Three share the lead at Annandale
John Senden, Harrison Frazar and Glen Day all share the lead on seven-under-par after the opening round of the Southern Farm Bureau Classic at Annandale Golf Club.
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Barlow leads in South Carolina
Craig Barlow leads The Heritage in South Carolina after carding a six-under-par 65 to take a one-shot lead over Davis Love III and John Senden.
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Leonard, Begay and Brehaut share Honda lead
Justin Leonard, Notah Begay III and Jeff Brehaut each carded bogey-free nine-under-par 63s for a share of the first-round lead at the Honda Classic in Florida.
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Pate leads The International
Steve Pate, without a victory on the USPGA Tour since 1998, scored 11 points to grab the lead after the first round of The International on Thursday.
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Senden leads in California
Australia's John Senden holed a bunker shot for an eagle at the 18th hole to take a one shot lead in the 90-hole Bob Hope Classic at La Quinta, California on Thursday.
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Smyth leads the Irish charge at Wentworth
Des Smyth is the best of the Irish at the half-way stage of the Volvo PGA Championship at Wentworth but is well off the pace, six shots behind leader Andrew Oldcorn.