McIlroy happy to return to Hong Kong course
Rory McIlroy has spoken of his happiness at returning to Hong Kong to play a course where he has had great success in recent years.
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McIlroy wants another win before end of year
Rory McIlroy is savouring his performance at the Singapore Open, where a third place finish made him the youngest Order of Merit winner since Sandy Lyle in 1980
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Manassero helps McIlroy to Euro Tour title
Rory McIlroy clinched the European Tour money list today - thanks to 19-year-old Italian Matteo Manassero's victory in Singapore.
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Bjorn races two clear at rain-hit Singapore Open
Thomas Bjorn made light of sitting out a day's play by storming into a two-stroke lead at the Singapore Open.
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McIlroy struggling with illness in Singapore
Rory McIlroy has been suffering with a cold or sinus infection while playing at the Barclays Singapore Open this week. The Northern Irishman lies 29th overnight at the tournament.
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Thunderstorms halt McIlroy in Singapore
Rory McIlroy managed only eight holes today before play at the Barclays Singapore Open was called off in mid-afternoon because of a thunderstorm.
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Clarke and Daly to play in Singapore
Former British Open winners Darren Clarke and John Daly have signed up to compete in next month's $6million Singapore Open, organisers have confirmed.
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Fernandez-Castano wins play-off
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano won the Barclays Singapore Open at the second play-off hole against Juvic Pagunsan at Sentosa Golf Club.
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Singapore Open play-off suspended
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano and Juvic Pagunsan will battle it out for the Singapore Open title tomorrow morning after bad weather forced the suspension of their sudden-death play-off at Sentosa Golf Club.
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Singapore Open reduced to 54 holes
The Singapore Open has been reduced to 54 holes after play was called off for the day due to lightning at Sentosa Golf Club.
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Morrison takes charge in Singapore
James Morrison remained the clubhouse leader on 12 under par following a weather-disrupted second day at the Singapore Open after carding a 68 to head Edoardo Molinari by one stroke at Sentosa Golf Club.
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Morrison and Molinari lead in Singapore
James Morrison fired a superb 62 to take a share of the first-round lead at the Singapore Open on nine under par alongside Edoardo Molinari.
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McDowell targets 'strong finish' in Asia
Graeme McDowell is targeting a successful end to the season to ease his workload for 2012 as the Northern Irishman bids for his first European Tour title of the year at the Singapore Open.
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Scott savours Singapore success
Australian Adam Scott hailed a 'dream' victory after cruising to an unprecedented third Singapore Open title today.
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Scott leads as Singapore Open goes to fifth day
Adam Scott held a three-shot lead when the final round of the Singapore Open was halted by rain today.
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Scott holds lead at Singapore Open
Adam Scott will take a one-shot lead into the final round of the Singapore Open but the Australian will have defending champion Ian Poulter hot on his heels.
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McDowell in the hunt in Singapore
Adam Scott took control of the Singapore Open after a second-round 65, but defending champions Ian Poulter and Graeme McDowell are still in the hunt at Sentosa Golf Club.
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Storm disrupts Singapore Open
England's Chris Wood scorched round a yielding Tanjong course with an eight-under-par 63 to grab a share of the first-round lead at the storm-hit Singapore Open.
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McDowell wants to turn heat up on Kaymer
Graeme McDowell expects a sizzling climax to this season's Race to Dubai and has targeted the $6m Singapore Open as his opportunity to put the heat on front-runner Martin Kaymer.
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Poulter eager to defend Singapore crown
Ian Poulter is eager to defend his Singapore Open title this week, declaring he is in fine form after his pivotal role in helping Europe regain the Ryder Cup last month.