Robert Karlsson withdraws from The Open
Former European number one Robert Karlsson has pulled out of this week's British Open.
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Amateur Karlsson outshines namesake
Ryder Cup star Robert Karlsson began the Nordea Masters as the home nation's leading hope but before he had even got halfway round he had been overshadowed - by his amateur namesake.
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Frazar claims maiden PGA Tour win
Harrison Frazar claimed his maiden PGA Tour win and inflicted play-off heartbreak on Robert Karlsson for the second consecutive year at the FedEx St Jude Classic in Memphis.
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Karlsson remains on top in Memphis
Swede Robert Karlsson retained the lead at the FedEx St Jude Classic but came under pressure as Harrison Frazar put a big run together in Memphis.
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Karlsson clear as Harrington just makes cut
Sweden's Robert Karlsson opened up a three-stroke lead after a blazing second round at the FedEx St Jude Classic in Memphis.
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Euro stars secure Masters berths
Six Europeans among 12 players who have secured places in next April's Masters by finishing the year in the world's top 50.
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Poulter error hands Karlsson title
The European Tour season ended in bizarre fashion when Ian Poulter lost the Dubai World Championship to Robert Karlsson after suffering a one-shot penalty in the play-off.
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Swedes lead but Irish in the hunt
Robert Karlsson and Johan Edfors led a strong Swedish challenge on the opening day of the Portugal Masters in Vilamoura.
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Westwood beats Karlsson in playoff
Lee Westwood benefited from a nightmare finish by American Robert Garrigus to end a 12-year title drought on the PGA Tour with a gripping playoff victory at the St Jude Classic on Sunday.
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Robert Karlsson sets new Wentworth record
Robert Karlsson set a new Wentworth course record with a dazzling 62 - after flying home the night before thinking he'd missed the cut.
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Karlsson conquers Qatar rivals
Robert Karlsson completed a stunning comeback from a career threatening eye injury with a comprehensive three-stroke victory at the Commercialbank Qatar Masters.
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Rumford takes half-way lead in Doha
Former European number one Robert Karlsson led a muted challenge to second-round clubhouse leader Brett Rumford at the Commercialbank Qatar Masters on Friday.
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Lowry third as Molinari wins Dunlop Phoenix
Italy's Edoardo Molinari defeated Robert Karlsson of Sweden on the second play-off hole to win the Dunlop Phoenix men's golf tournament in Tokyo on Sunday.
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Karlsson will not rush return
Last season's European Tour number one Robert Karlsson, who has been out of action since May, will not be returning for at least two more weeks.
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Karlsson to miss final Major
Last year's European number one Robert Karlsson will miss next month's USPGA Championship after being forced to delay his comeback from an eye problem.
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Immelman & Karlsson to miss Loch Lomond
Trevor Immelman and Robert Karlsson, last year's Masters champion and last year's European number one, have both withdrawn from this coming week's Barclays Scottish Open at Loch Lomond.
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Karlsson out of US Open with eye problem
Robert Karlsson has pulled out of the US Open because of an eye infection.
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McIlroy sets the pace in Dubai
Teenager Rory McIlroy shot a superb eight-under-par 64 to seize the early lead on the opening day of the Dubai Desert Classic on Thursday.
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Harrington scoops Golfer of the Year accolade
Padraig Harrington is Europe's Golfer of the Year again, and Order of Merit winner Robert Karlsson was amongst the first to congratulate him.
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Sweden capture World Cup
Robert Karlsson and Henrik Stenson combined to produce a scintillating performance in the final-round foursomes today to capture the Omega Mission Hills World Cup for Sweden.