Westwood hopes to repeat Asian form
Lee Westwood wowed the crowds at the Thailand Golf Championship last year by flirting with a 59 in the first round of the Asian Tour event and would be more than happy with a similar start to his title defence.
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Westwood makes his move at HSBC Champions
Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods may have angered officials by not participating in the HSBC Champions, but Lee Westwood more than made up for their absence on a thrilling third day at Mission Hill.
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Rose claims the top prize in Turkey
Justin Rose has beaten Ryder Cup team-mate Lee Westwood for the second time in three days to win the Turkish Airlines World Golf Final.
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Rose beats Woods to set up final with Westwood
Justin Rose beat 14-times major champion Tiger Woods in the semi-finals to set up a title showdown with Lee Westwood at the World Golf Final in Turkey.
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No rift with McIlroy, insists Westwood
Lee Westwood says he is open to the possibility of partnering Rory McIlroy at the Ryder Cup, dispelling talk of a feud between two of Europe's key players.
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Westwood splits with long-time coach
Lee Westwood has decided to split with long-time coach Pete Cowen in a bid to put the spark back into his game.
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Gary Player holds out Open hopes for Westwood
Gary Player is tipping a European to win The Open this week at Royal Lytham, the course where he triumphed in 1974 - and he hopes it is Lee Westwood.
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Howell enjoys 'the perfect Saturday'
David Howell had what he described as "the perfect Saturday" today - but it was anything but for his stablemate Lee Westwood.
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Siem seizes top spot in France
German Marcel Siem took over at the top at the Alstom French Open in Paris today - and had his title hopes boosted by a dramatic collapse from world number three Lee Westwood.
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Westwood moving to America
Lee Westwood has confirmed his plans to move to the United States at the end of the year in a bid to maximise the remainder of his playing career.
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Smooth Stockholm success for Westwood
Lee Westwood claimed a commanding five-shot victory at the Nordea Masters in Stockholm today.
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Westwood maintains lead into final round
Lee Westwood will take a three-shot lead into the final round of the Nordea Masters after keeping the chasing pack at bay in Stockholm.
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Westwood three clear in Stockholm
Lee Westwood showed why Sweden is a happy hunting ground for him as he carded a 64 in Stockholm.
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Westwood remains world number three
Lee Westwood's successful defence of the Indonesian Masters title was not enough to lift him from third place on the world rankings.
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Dufner & Couples share Masters lead
Rory McIlroy sits one shot off the Masters lead at the halfway stage as Jason Dufner and Fred Couples sit one clear of the field.
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Westwood leads Masters after opening round
Lee Westwood leads after the opening day at The Masters, while Padraig Harrington and Rory McIlroy are both in the hunt four shots off the lead.
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Top spot up for grabs at US Masters
Any one of Luke Donald, Rory McIlroy and Lee Westwood could be the world number one after this weekend's US Masters at Augusta.
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Westwood seeks Augusta breakthrough
Lee Westwood will make his 56th attempt to win a major next week and for the fourth year running is warming up at the Shell Houston Open.
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McIlroy and Westwood set for showdown
Lee Westwood and Rory McIlroy will go head-to-head in the semi-finals of the Accenture Match Play Championship in Tucson.
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McIlroy through to last eight
Rory McIlroy and Lee Westwood are still on course for a semi-final clash at the Accenture Match Play Championship in Tucson.