Dunne adopts relaxed approach
Paul Dunne insists there is no extra pressure on him to succeed after some positive displays last year. The Irishman broke on to the scene at the 2015 Open …
Gallacher hoping for revival
Stephen Gallacher is targeting a third win at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic in a bid to get his career back on track. The Scot, who was a part of …
Fitzpatrick wants European place
Matthew Fitzpatrick says his EurAsia Cup experience has whetted his appetite for the Ryder Cup later this year against the USA. The Englishman currently sits …
Injury setback for Furyk
The 45-year-old has been ruled out of this year's Masters.
Snedeker hangs on for Torrey Pines win
Brandt Snedeker has won the weather-delayed Farmers Insurance Open after the chasing pack failed to overhaul him on the extra day. The world No.24 was able to …
Lawrie leads in Qatar
Paul Lawrie has opened up a one-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Qatar Masters with a six-under par round of 66 on Thursday. The Scot was already well …
Clarke delighted with EurAsia success
Darren Clarke has revealed his delight after Europe secured an 18½-5½ victory over Asia to claim glory in the EurAsia Cup on Sunday. The Europeans went into …
Gomez revels in Hawaii win
Fabian Gomez said he was delighted to have come through a tense play-off and clinch the Sony Open title in Hawaii. The Argentine, who started the final round …
Porteous revels in maiden win
Haydn Porteous is delighted to have broken his duck after clinching a first European Tour title with victory at the Joburg Open. The 21-year-old, who turned …
Poulter out first in EurAsia Cup
Europe’s captain Darren Clarke will send Ian Poulter out first with Bernd Wiesberger in the Friday fourballs of the EurAsia Cup. The Ryder Cup veteran, …
