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Seve and Europe hold lead - Europe took the honours 3-2 over Britain and Ireland on Thursday's opening fourballs day of the Seve Trophy.
Only a swinging 20-foot putt by Britain and Ireland's Graeme Storm on the 18th green prevented an even greater margin for Continental Europe as...
Golf: Woods named PGA Player of Year
MIAMI - World No 1 Tiger Woods was named PGA Player of the Year today for the ninth time in 11 seasons. Woods dominated the PGA Tour, winning seven...
Watch Closely Or Wait Until January The B-movie portion of the tour steps aside and The Presidents Cup takes center stage as the big boys step up for the last time this year
Now that Steve Flesch has established himself as the King of the B Movies, winning at Reno and Turning Stone, we can turn our attention to the other cup this year, the Presidents Cup. Not that the FedEx Cup was...
Winner Takes All Tiger Woods rolls to the FedEx Cup and Tour Championship titles at East Lake, wrapping up a dominating late-season run By Jim Moriarty Photos: Darren Carroll
Well, the inaugural FedEx Cup certainly wasn't a new era in golf, but it didn't jump the shark, either. The game's lone heavyweight, Tiger Woods, saved the day by unifying the title, making sure...
Young And Relentless Playing with skill and resolve beyond its years, Betsy King's American team routs Europe, 16-12, in the 10th Solheim Cup By Ron Sirak Photo: Scott Halleran/Getty Images
When the United States overwhelmed Europe 11½-4½ in the first Solheim Cup at Lake Nona in 1990, there were fears the competition would be so one-sided no one would watch. The Americans were simply...
Europe edge ahead - Continental Europe took a 3-2 lead over the Britain and Ireland team after day one of the Seve Trophy match in Killenard.
Swedes Robert Karlsson and Peter Hanson earned the first point for Europe in the top match. Karlsson, with five birdies in the first seven holes, and Hanson, overcame Scots Colin Montgomerie...
Viking Classic Preview - Former world number one and new father David Duval returns to the PGA Tour at this week's Viking Classic in Mississippi after a seven-month break.
The 2001 British Open champion has not played since the Nissan Open in February when he missed his second cut of the season in just five starts. Duval has spent most...
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