DP World Tour

The defending champion made eight birdies without a bogey on his first competitive round at Le Golf National, with Matt Fitzpatrick among seven players sharing…

One non-exempt player at Le Golf National will secure a place in the 2027 Open, with the world ranking available to settle qualifying ties.

Four birdies across the closing five holes carried the US Open champion to 17-under, before Manuel Elvira’s final-hole double bogey ended the Spaniard’s challenge.

The two players seeking a maiden DP World Tour title hold a one-shot advantage, with Rory McIlroy among a deep group still within reach.

The American played Wentworth’s closing par fives in three under to complete a bogey-free 65 and move two shots clear of Adam Scott and Filippo…

Rai opened with a 6-under 66 alongside Lagergren at Wentworth, where a packed leaderboard left six players within one shot and Rory McIlroy three behind.

A closing 63 sealed his second Irish Open title and the largest winning margin in the event’s history.

The 2009 champion pulled clear of Jacob Skov Olesen with a composed back nine at Doonbeg.

The 2009 champion carded nine birdies in a second-round 62, moving three shots clear of Haotong Li.

The Chilean mastered difficult conditions at Doonbeg to shoot 65, while Shane Lowry led the home challenge and several contenders were unable to finish.

A final-round 62 and a 23-foot birdie on the fourth extra hole carried Lawrence past Paul Casey and into the Omega European Masters record books.

Casey carded six front-nine birdies and a closing gain for a 63, then pledged his tournament prize money to a charity supporting people affected by…

Seven birdies carried the Chinese player one clear in Crans-Montana, with defending champion Thriston Lawrence tied for second.

The Englishman began Sunday eight shots off the lead but produced 11 birdies across 24 holes to complete a remarkable comeback at The Belfry.

The co-leaders face 30 holes at The Belfry, with Tom McKibbin one shot behind and several challengers still close after a weather-disrupted week.

The Englishman completed a second-round 65 on Saturday morning to reach 10-under, with former champion Daniel Hillier leading the pursuit at The Belfry.

The Englishman reached 11-under at The Belfry before another lengthy weather delay halted play, leaving the second round far behind schedule.

The Northern Irishman reached 5-under through 13 holes before storms halted play for a third time.

The Scot won by two shots on home soil, securing his tour card for two years and lifting his weekly earnings beyond $700,000.

A 267-yard 3-wood found the cup at Trump International Golf Links as Norris matched the course record with a third-round 66.