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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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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Fourth Euro Tour victory for Rumford
Australia's Brett Rumford today made the most of a massive reprieve to win his fourth European Tour title in the Ballantine's Championship in South Korea.
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Irvine suffers suspected fractured hip
Martyn Irvine has crashed out of his first race since winning the world scratch race championships, falling approximately 50km into today's stage of the Tour of Taiwan.
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Streelman secures maiden Tour victory
Kevin Streelman claimed a PGA Tour title at the 153rd attempt on Sunday as he held off a bold final-day surge from Boo Weekley to win the Tampa Bay Championship.
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Ding storms back for Galway victory
Ding Junhui staged a stunning fightback from 3-0 down to claim a remarkable 4-3 victory over Neil Robertson in the final of the Dafabet Players Tour Championship Grand Finals in Galway.
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Leonard in contention again at the Tampa Bay
Justin Leonard put himself in contention for a first PGA Tour title in five years after claiming a share of the lead heading into the final round of Tampa Bay Championship.
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Stefani maintains Tampa Bay advantage
Tour rookie Shawn Stefani maintained his place at the head of the leaderboard on the second day of the Tampa Bay Championship.
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Allen impressed by "ridiculous" Ding 147
Mark Allen was in awe of Ding Junhui's "ridiculous" performance as the Chinese ace fired a maximum break and two further centuries in a scintillating quarter-final win in Galway.
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Ding records maximum break in Galway
Ding Junhui lit up the Dafabet Players Tour Championship Grand Finals in Galway on Saturday with a sensational 147 maximum break in the opening frame of his quarter-final match against Mark Allen.
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Stefani shines as Donald stumbles in Tampa Bay
PGA Tour rookie Shawn Stefani fired a six-under-par 65 to lead by two shots at the end of day one of the Tampa Bay Championship.
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Woollaston adds to Galway shocks
Ben Woollaston is hoping for a "life-changing" reward from the Players Tour Championship Finals in Galway after stunning former world champion Mark Williams to reach the last 16.
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Donaldson denies Rose in Abu Dhabi
Welshman Jamie Donaldson, who waited 11 years and 255 events for his first European Tour victory at the Irish Open last July, added another today when he won the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship by one shot.
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Galway to host PTC Grand Finals
Galway will host the Players Tour Championship Grand Finals in 2013, after seeing stiff competition to host the event from a number of countries including Thailand and Qatar.
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Jamieson on the move after South African win
Scotland's Scott Jamieson has improved from 167th to 115th in the world following his maiden European Tour victory at the Nelson Mandela Championship in South Africa.
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Jamieson takes Nelson Mandela title in Durban
Scotland's Scott Jamieson won the inaugural Nelson Mandela Championship, opening event of the new European Tour season, in South Africa.
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Mandela Championship falls foul of flooding
Not a single shot was possible on the opening day of the Nelson Mandela Championship, the first event of the new European Tour season, in South Africa today.
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Westwood hopes to repeat Asian form
Lee Westwood wowed the crowds at the Thailand Golf Championship last year by flirting with a 59 in the first round of the Asian Tour event and would be more than happy with a similar start to his title defence.