Oosthuizen hopes for improved form
Louis Oosthuizen will start this week's Byron Nelson Championship in Texas as the top-ranked player but admits he would swap that to be entering the tournament in better form.
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Lawrie in contention at Korea event
Former Open champion Louis Oosthuizen faltered after a fittingly flying start, but still found himself just one shot off the lead in the weather-delayed Ballantine's Championship.
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Digger delight for Durban leader Oosthuizen
Former Open champion Louis Oosthuizen had his wishes come true in Durban today - not just a 64 to lead the Volvo Champions event, but the bonus of a digger for his farm.
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Jaidee jumps into Durban lead
Former paratrooper Thongchai Jaidee jumped into a three-stroke lead over Ernie Els and Louis Oosthuizen when the Volvo Champions began at a wet and windy Durban Country Club today.
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Rory McIlroy delighted with winning momentum
Rory McIlroy is delighted to have maintained his winning momentum after overturning a three-shot final-round deficit last night to win the Deutsche Bank Championship.
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McIlroy's stock rises after Deutsche Bank win
Rory McIlroy overturned a three-shot final-round deficit to squeeze past South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen and win the Deutsche Bank Championship by one stroke at TPC Boston in Norton, Massachusetts.
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Louis Oosthuizen leads by three shots in Boston
Former Open champion Louis Oosthuizen will take a three-shot lead over Rory McIlroy into Monday's final round of the Deutsche Bank Championship after a brilliant 63 at TPC Boston.
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Furyk holds Bridgestone lead, McIlroy lies fourth
Jim Furyk managed to hold on to the lead on day three of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, but Louis Oosthuizen is just one shot behind.
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Oosthuizen claims Malaysian Open victory
South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen produced the perfect response to his play-off defeat at the Masters last Sunday by claiming the Malaysian Open title today.
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Oosthuizen is ahead in Malaysia
South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen held a one-shot advantage at the Malaysian Open when play was abandoned for the day due to storms.
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Schwartzel leads, Oosthuizen third
US Masters runner-up Louis Oosthuizen showed no ill-effects of his play-off heartbreak and long-haul trek to Southeast Asia to fire an opening six-under 66 at the Malaysian Open.
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Bubba Watson secures Masters after play-off
Bubba Watson secured his maiden major title at Augusta after he beat South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen in a play-off to land The Masters title.
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Shot was an albatross around Oosthuizen's neck
Second place finisher Louis Oosthuizen's best shot at the Masters on Sunday - a remarkable 235 yard albatross - might also have been his worst.
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As It Happened: Bubba Watson Wins Masters
Bubba Watson has won The Masters after beating Louis Oosthuizen in a play-off at Augusta National. Read about the final day's play with our Masters text commentary.
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Oosthuizen leading by two in Texas
Louis Oosthuizen recovered from a dreadful start in his third round to register a six-under-par total and establish a two-stroke lead at the Shell Houston Open.
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Davis leads disrupted Houston Open
England's Brian Davis and Louis Oosthuizen of South Africa lead the way on 11 under at the end of day two of the Shell Houston Open.
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Oosthuizen retains Africa Open title
Louis Oosthuizen won the Africa Open by two shots from fellow South African Tjaart van der Walt in East London this afternoon.
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Van der Walt joins Oosthuizen at the top
Former Open champion Louis Oosthuizen was joined by fellow South African Tjaart van der Walt at the top of the leaderboard Saturday after three rounds of the Africa Open.
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Oosthuizen moves ahead at Africa Open
Defending champion Louis Oosthuizen shot a brilliant 11-under-par 62 to take a two-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Africa Open in East London today.
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Oosthuizen and Hoey among Links leaders
Louis Oosthuizen relived the memories of his 2010 British Open triumph as he sprinted into a share of the lead after the Dunhill Links Championship opening round.