Rolex Series

McIlroy and Reed found themselves a shot behind world number one amateur Ludvig Aberg and Ian Poulter.

The pre-tournament build-up had been dominated by the war of words between Reed and McIlroy.

Reed was able to complete 16 holes on a truncated day at Emirates Golf Club.

Perez produced a sensational birdie from the sand on the 17th to clinch his first Rolex Series title.

The trio head into Sunday’s final round on 13 under par with a three-strong group one shot back.

The Italian has not had a top-three finish in a strokeplay event since March 2019.

Donald played down his chances of becoming a playing captain.

The Spaniard’s two-shot victory his third in six years at Jumeirah Golf Estates.

McIlroy’s third round puts him back ahead of Fitzpatrick in the rankings as Rahm takes lead

Rory McIlroy gave the Yorkshireman something to think about with a late blitz.

Shane Lowry wins second Rolex Series title

Kjeldsen & Hovland tied for lead at Wentworth.

England’s Tommy Fleetwood and Andy Sullivan closed with 8-under 64s to take the clubhouse lead alongside Norway’s Viktor Hovland at Wentworth.

Schauffele wins first co-sanctioned event

Xander Schauffele takes 2-shot lead into final day

Cameron Tringale holds on to lead

Cameron Tringale fires flawless 61

Viktor Hovland wins first Rolex Series title in playoff

Justin Harding takes two-shot lead into final day

Justin Harding takes 2-shot lead