Leonard in contention again at the Tampa Bay
Justin Leonard put himself in contention for a first PGA Tour title in five years after claiming a share of the lead heading into the final round of Tampa Bay Championship.
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Donald double dream looking doubtful
Luke Donald's pursuit of golf history was stalled as he remained five off the pace set by Justin Leonard and Kevin Chappell in the US PGA Tour's Disney World event.
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Donald hopes recede in Florida
Former Open champion Justin Leonard, South Korean Bio Kim and Swede Henrik Stenson piled the pressure on Luke Donald as the world number one continued his bid to win the PGA Tour money list.
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Allianz NHL Division 1 previews
RTÉ Sport's Séamus Leonard casts his eye over the second round of matches in the Allianz NHL Division 1.
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Ames enjoys Disney Classic victory
Canada's Stephen Ames won the Disney Classic on Sunday after triumphing in a three-way sudden death playoff with George McNeill and Justin Leonard at Lake Buena Vista, Florida.
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USA have Presidents advantage
A missed short putt from Justin Leonard ensured the United States took a narrow lead over the International team into the second day of the Presidents Cup.
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Two share the lead in Texas
Three-times winner Justin Leonard and fellow American Paul Goydos shared the first-round lead at the Texas Open on Thursday after firing seven-under 63s at La Cantera Golf Club's Resort Course in San Antonio.
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Ogilvy leads rivals in Hawaii
Geoff Ogilvy's closest challengers were left demoralised and trailing in his wake after the Australian surged six strokes ahead of the field in the Mercedes-Benz Championship third round on Saturday.
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Harrington tees off with Goosen & Leonard
Padraig Harrington will begin his title defence at Royal Birkdale alongside two fellow major winners - 1997 Open winner Justin Leonard and twice US Open champion Retief Goosen.
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Leonard wins Memphis play-off
After throwing away a one-shot lead with two holes to play, American Justin Leonard rolled in a 19-foot birdie putt to win his 12th PGA Tour title in a play-off for the St Jude Championship.
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Three way tie for Heritage lead
Justin Leonard and Davis Love III joined Lucas Glover in a three-way tie for the lead after each carded a five-under-par 66 in the first round of the Verizon Heritage.
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Trahan overhauls Leonard at Chrysler Classic
American DJ Trahan chased down overnight leader Justin Leonard to clinch his second PGA Tour title by three shots at the Bob Hope Classic.
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Leonard forges ahead in California
American Justin Leonard eagled the par-five 14th on his way to a commanding four-shot lead in the Bob Hope Classic fourth round.
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Leonard edges Parnevik in Texas play-off
American Justin Leonard nailed a 17-foot birdie putt on the third play-off hole to win his third Texas Open on Sunday and deny hard luck Swede Jesper Parnevik his first title in six years.
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Kelly & Pampling enjoy Shootout win
Jerry Kelly and Rod Pampling won the Merill Lynch Shootout in Florida on Sunday after defeating Justin Leonard and Scott Verplank in a playoff.
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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.
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Leonard holds on for Memphis victory
Justin Leonard, who entered the final round of the St Jude Classic with the biggest 54-hole lead on the PGA Tour this year, just held on for a narrow victory.
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Leonard still leads the St Jude Classic
Justin Leonard extended his lead to eight strokes at the $4.9 million St Jude Classic in Memphis, Tennessee, firing a flawless four-under 66 to move within sight of his second win of the season.
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Leonard leads St Jude Classic
Justin Leonard followed up a sizzling 62 with a solid 65 on Friday to take a five-shot lead over Sweden's Fredrik Jacobson at the halfway mark of the 4.9 million-dollar St. Jude Classic.
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Leonard triumphs as Ogilvie fades
Justin Leonard claimed his first USPGA Tour victory in nearly two years at the $4.7 million Bob Hope Classic yesterday as fellow American Joe Ogilvie's hopes of a first career win evaporated in the final round.