Lawrie seals victory at Gleneagles
Scotland's Paul Lawrie celebrated his return to Europe's Ryder Cup side by winning the Johnnie Walker Championship on home soil at Gleneagles.
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Lawrie takes lead in Johnny Walker
Paul Lawrie took a one-shot lead in the third round of the Johnnie Walker Championship on Saturday after shooting a 67 which took him to a 12-under 204 and a one-shot lead over Frenchman Romain Wattel.
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Bjorn lands Johnnie Walker Championship
Thomas Bjorn won the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles after a five-man play-off.
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Foster & Garrido eye long overdue win
England's Mark Foster and Spaniard Ignacio Garrido, who have not won on the European Tour since 2003, are one shot clear of the field going into the final round of the Johnnie Walker Championship.
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Garrido holds slender Gleneagles lead
Former Ryder Cup player Ignacio Garrido leads the field by a shot at the half-way stage of the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles.
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Eduardo Molinari wins Johnnie Walker
Edoardo Molinari won a dramatic Johnnie Walker Championship with three closing birdies at Gleneagles today - and then waited to see if it had earned him a Ryder Cup wild card.
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Ryder Cup race hots up at Gleneagles
Europe's Ryder Cup race reached an exciting level on Friday with three of the four players battling for two places locked on the same two-round total in the Johnnie Walker Championship.
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McGowan's Johnnie Walker woe
Injury-stricken Ross McGowan's first-round retirement at the Johnnie Walker Championship means Italian Francesco Molinari will definitely line up for his Ryder Cup debut in October.
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Monty is set for some tough decisions
Martin Kaymer has decided not to play the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles next week following his first major victory.
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Harrington set to skip Johnnie Walker
Pádraig Harrington will not play in the Johnnie Walker Championship, even though missing the event could reduce his chance of automatic qualification for the Ryder Cup team.
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Hedblom takes honours in Scotland
Swede Peter Hedblom made immediate amends for a play-off defeat the previous week by winning the Johnnie Walker Championship on Sunday.
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Hedblom has one shot lead at Gleneagles
Playing on greens he rates the worst of the year, Sweden's Peter Hedblom takes a one-shot lead into the final day of the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles.
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Error-free Lawrie extends advantage
Paul Lawrie kept a bogey off his card for the second day running to open up a two-stroke lead midway through the second round of the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles.
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Lawrie leads at Gleneagles
Scotland's Paul Lawrie, whose 10-year European Tour exemption for winning the Open ends this season, leads the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles after the opening day.
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Havret wins Johnnie Walker Championship
Frenchman Gregory Havret has won the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles by a shot from Grame Storm. While Oliver Wilson joined Justin Rose and Soren Hansen in clinching the remaining automatic qualification places for the Ryder Cup.
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Havret maintains slender lead in Gleneagles
Justin Rose and Soren Hansen appeared to seal their Ryder Cup debuts with one round to go in the Johnnie Walker Championship while France's Gregory Havret clung on to the lead for the third day in a row.
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Havret leads as Hansen boosts Cup hopes
The last three automatic places in Europe's Ryder Cup team were still in the melting pot on Friday as Frenchman Gregory Havret kept his lead after the Johnnie Walker Championship second round.
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Havret hits top form at Gleneagles
Scotland's Colin Montgomerie clung to his Ryder Cup hopes on Thursday despite trailing Johnnie Walker Championship leader Gregory Havret by six shots after the opening round.
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Poulter out of Johnnie Walker Championship
Ian Poulter has withdrawn from this week's Johnnie Walker Championship and his Ryder Cup hopes now hinge on captain Nick Faldo handing him a wild card.
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Warren keeps nerve for Gleneagles win
Scotland's Marc Warren triumphed on home soil when he beat England's Simon Wakefield in a play-off for the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles.