McIlroy tied for second at St Jude Classic
Second-round leader Rory McIlroy faltered on day three of the St Jude Classic in Memphis as Nick O'Hern, Davis Love III and John Merrick moved to the head of the leaderboard on six under.
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Johnson finishes strongly to land St Jude Classic
One bad swing ended Rory McIlroy's hopes of going into his US Open title defence with a fourth PGA Tour victory.
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McIlroy calling the tune in Memphis
Rory McIlroy continued to put his recent woes behind him by taking the 36-hole lead at the St Jude Classic in Memphis.
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McIlroy and Harrington in touch in Memphis
John Merrick and Jeff Maggert lead the St. Jude Classic at TPC Southwind in Memphis, while Rory McIlroy and Padraig Harrington are well placed to challenge.
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McIlroy joined by friends in Memphis mission
Rory McIlroy will have no trouble recognising his playing partners in the opening two rounds of the FedEx St Jude Classic in Memphis this week - they are Graeme McDowell and Padraig Harrington.
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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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Mathis leads St Jude Classic
David Mathis shot an opening-round 65 to take a one-stroke lead in the FedEx St Jude Classic in Memphis, Tennessee on a slow day for world number two Lee Westwood.
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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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Mediate lands US Open place
Rocco Mediate has accepted a place at the US Open that became available because St Jude Classic winner Lee Westwood was already in the field, the United States Golf Association has confirmed.
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Robert Garrigus leads St Jude Classic
American journeyman Robert Garrigus, who is still shrugging off a bout of food poisoning, upstaged his more illustrious rivals to take a two-shot lead in the third round of the St. Jude Classic.
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Westwood and Willis lead in Memphis
Britain's Lee Westwood overcame a slow start with birdies on the last three holes to grab a share of the lead with American Garrett Willis in the St. Jude Classic second round.
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Westwood on fire in Memphis
Lee Westwood made himself right at home on his first trip to Memphis as he posted a course-record 63 at TPC Southwind to lead the St Jude Classic as the first round was suspended for the day due to bad weather.
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Gay claims victory at St Jude Classic
Graeme McDowell shot the lowest score of the day in Memphis but no-one was able to reel in runaway winner Brian Gay at the St Jude Classic.
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Gay holds a narrow advantage
Brian Gay gave up a shot at the final hole to leave him with a slender lead as he chased a second PGA Tour victory of the year at the St Jude Classic.
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Gay leads weather interrupted St Jude
First-round leader Brian Gay bogeyed the last two holes of his second round on Friday but still stretched his clubhouse lead as play was suspended for the day at the St Jude Classic due to the threat of severe weather in Memphis.
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McDowell happy ahead of second round
Graeme McDowell made good use of his sponsors' invitation at the St Jude Classic last night and is looking forward to the second round later today.
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McDowell two off lead in Memphis
Graeme McDowell, Jose Maria Olazabal and Mathias Gronberg mounted a strong European challenge at the St Jude Classic but it was American Brian Gay who led the way in Memphis.
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Mickelson set for emotional return
Phil Mickelson will appreciate the chance to divert thoughts from his wife's battle with cancer when he gets the St Jude Classic under way tomorrow.