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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Garcia gets rankings boost
Sergio Garcia has climbed two places in the lastest world rankings despite his late meltdown in the final round of the Players Championship.
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Williams still number 1 after Madrid win
Serena Williams retained her Mutua Madrid Open title and number one spot in the rankings with victory over Maria Sharapova
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Wigan are on their way to Wembley
Wigan may be the rank outsiders for the FA Cup but their name is synonymous with Wembley cup finals - just not in football.
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Ernst on the world rankings rise
American Derek Ernst has climbed an incredible 1,084 places in the world rankings following his victory in the Wells Fargo Championship on Sunday.
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Poomjaeng claims Maguire scalp in Sheffield
Stephen Maguire is in danger of crashing out of the Betfair World Championship as rank outsider Dechawat Poomjaeng charmed the Crucible crowd but left the Scot in a huff.
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McDowell back in top ten after Heritage win
Graeme McDowell's victory in the RBC Heritage has lifted the Northern Irishman back into the top 10 of golf's world rankings.
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Schedule set for Irish women's qualifying
The Republic of Ireland women's team will open their 2015 World Cup qualifying campaign with games against the three lowest ranked teams in Group 1.
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Short-priced favourite Woods will have to fight
He is back as a short-priced favourite for the Masters, but all is not lost for those out to prevent Tiger Woods from winning a fifth Green Jacket.
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Siem narrowly misses Masters spot
Germany's Marcel Siem has missed out on a US Masters debut by just 0.03 world ranking points despite yesterday's win in the Hassan Trophy.
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Robertson wraps up victory in China Open
Neil Robertson took charge in the Bank of Beijing China Open final after opening up a 6-1 lead over Mark Selby in a drawn-out first session.
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Selby cruises into China Open final
Mark Selby built on his return to number one in the world rankings by hammering Shaun Murphy 6-2 to reach the final of the Bank of Beijing China Open.
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Murray progresses in Miami
Andy Murray moved to within two wins of going second in the world rankings as he claimed a straight-sets win over Marin Cilic in the quarter-finals of the Sony Open.
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McIlroy continues Masters build-up
Rory McIlroy will bid to regain his world number one ranking from Tiger Woods ahead of the Masters in this week's Shell Houston Open.
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Woods back on top after Invitational win
Tiger Woods is back at top of the world rankings for the first time in nearly two and a half years after completing an ultimately comfortable two-stroke victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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Ireland slump to lowest IRB ranking position
Ireland have slipped to ninth in the world rugby rankings - their lowest position since the IRB's rankings were launched in 2003.
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Republic of Ireland 40th in FIFA World Rankings
Ireland have dropped one place to 40th while Brazil remain at a record low of 18th in the latest FIFA World Rankings.
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Irish women top group with South Korea draw
The Republic of Ireland Senior Women's Team have drawn 0-0 with South Korea at the Cyprus Cup in Parlini to win their Group on goal difference.
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Stevens and Allen advance to Haikou decider
Matthew Stevens shrugged off a cue crisis and a refereeing blunder to progress to his first ranking final in five years at the Haikou World Open in China today.
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Doyle retires from riding ranks
Tom Doyle has called time on his career as a jockey after riding at Navan on Saturday.