English holds on to claim St Jude title
Harris English fought off the challenge of Phil Mickelson and Scott Stallings to claim his first PGA Tour win at the FedEx St Jude Classic in Memphis.
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Manassero continues fine form in Sweden
Newly crowned BMW PGA Championship winner Matteo Manassero picked up where he left off last weekend with an impressive opening 66 at the Nordea Masters in Stockholm.
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Weekley ends wait for title
Boo Weekley claimed his first PGA Tour victory in five years as he bested overnight leader Matt Kuchar to win the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
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Manassero earns praise from McIlroy
Italy's Matteo Manassero drew an admiring tribute from Rory McIlroy after becoming the youngest ever winner of the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth following a four-hole play-off.
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Manassero prevails in Wentworth play-off
Matteo Manassero won the BMW PGA Championship on the fourth hole of a play-off at Wentworth on Sunday.
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Canizares leads PGA, Lowry three off pace
Wentworth, battered by wind and rain this week, almost turned into the Costa del Sol on Saturday so it was no shock to see Spain's Alejandro Canizares set the pace at the PGA Championship, with Shane Lowry just three shots off the lead.
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Molinari leads Wentworth, Lowry three shots off
Italy's Francesco Molinari set the clubhouse target on a miserable day at Wentworth but Rory McIlory and Graeme McDowell missed the cut.
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McIlroy plays down rift with McDowell
Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell were back to being friendly rivals as the BMW PGA Championship got under way at Wentworth.
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Kingston leads BMW PGA Championship
South Africa's James Kingston claimed the clubhouse lead in the weather-disrupted BMW PGA Championship as Luke Donald's bid for a third straight victory suffered a potentially fatal blow.
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South Korean Bae wins Byron Nelson
South Korean Bae Sang-moon made a fast start, then overcame strong winds and a mid-round wobble to clinch his maiden PGA Tour title by two shots at the Byron Nelson Championship in Irving, Texas on Sunday.
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McIlroy lurks as Castro leads at Sawgrass
Roberto Castro took a three-shot lead into the second round of the Players Championship, but a quick glance at the leaderboard put his chances of a first PGA Tour title into stark perspective.
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Daly tells Singh to drop action
Former Open champion John Daly, no stranger to controversy himself, has urged Vijay Singh to drop his lawsuit against the PGA Tour for "reckless administration and implementation" of its anti-doping program.
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McDowell hopes to kick on
Graeme McDowell hopes his first PGA Tour win for three years can kickstart his career instead of signalling it is time to take his foot off the gas.
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Rookie Ernst beats Lynn in Wells play-off
Derek Ernst parred the first hole of a sudden-death play-off to beat Briton David Lynn and win the Wells Fargo Championship
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McIlroy in the mix at Quail Hollow
Rory McIlroy returned to the scene of his first PGA Tour victory today and put himself well in contention after day one of the Wells Fargo Championship in North Carolina.
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Singh cleared by PGA
The PGA Tour has cleared three-time major winner Vijay Singh of doping offences after the World Anti-Doping Agency confirmed the deer antler spray the Fijian admitted to using was not "prohibited unless a positive test results".
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Horschel claims a first PGA victory
Billy Horschel charged to a maiden PGA Tour victory as an eight-under-par 64 gave him a one-stroke win over DA Points at a stormy Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
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McDowell wins play-off to take windy RBC Heritage
Graeme McDowell held his nerve to clinch his second PGA Tour title with a play-off victory over US Open champion Webb Simpson at the RBC Heritage in South Carolina.
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Streelman in tie for lead at windy Heritage
A little more than a month after clinching his maiden PGA Tour victory, American Kevin Streelman was back in the title hunt after coping well with strong gusting winds in the RBC Heritage second round.
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Palmer puzzled by McIlroy no-show
Arnold Palmer has expressed his surprise at Rory McIlroy's decision not to play in the PGA Tour event bearing his name for the second year in succession.