Legends Tour

Rain-softened La Manga Club gave up the low scores in round one of the European Senior Masters, with Jean Hugo lurking one back as he…

Five straight birdies and an eagle at the 11th carried the South African clear of Greg Owen and Johan Edfors at Pinheirinho.

The 1999 Open champion goes bogey-free at Pinheirinho, with season winners Johan Edfors and Jean Hugo one behind and set to join him in Sunday’s…

Scott Drummond’s record-equalling run from the 6th to the 14th at Pinheirinho puts him alongside Paul Lawrie and Jean Hugo after the first round in…

A chip-in eagle at the 1st, a three-shot swing at the 13th and a closing 65 in Puglia earn the Englishman his first Staysure Legends…

A bogey-free 64 puts the Englishman two clear of Lionel Alexandre at San Domenico.

A day after torrential rain flooded San Domenico’s bunkers, the Englishman and the Swede both shot eight-under 64s.

An early eagle helped the South African to a bogey-free 65 in Beijing, where four players share second place.

The Swede overturned a four-shot deficit with eight birdies and a closing 64, earning his second Staysure Legends Tour victory of the season.

A closing birdie lifted the Welshman clear of Steve Webster, whose second-round 64 transformed the leaderboard at Fontanals Golf.

An eagle and nine birdies carried the Englishman to 8-under, while Bradley Dredge stayed close with a flawless start in Spain.

The New Zealander recovered from an opening bogey and held off Hennie Otto’s closing 64 to secure a two-shot victory at Galgorm.

Drysdale remained bogey-free through 36 holes at Galgorm, while Alker continued his pursuit of a third consecutive victory.

The New Zealander finished with three consecutive birdies at Galgorm, taking a one-shot lead as he pursues a third successive victory.

The Swede protected his overnight lead with a level-par 72, finishing two shots clear of Stephen Gallacher as Lee Westwood charged into third on his…

A bogey-free 65 carried the Swede three shots clear of Stephen Gallacher, while Lee Westwood’s challenge faded over a punishing closing stretch.

The Scot opened with a bogey-free 65 at Chart Hills, while Lee Westwood and Mikael Lundberg emerged as his nearest challengers in Kent.

The American held off Matt Gogel, Cameron Percy and Darren Fichardt to win by two shots on the King’s Course, securing the third senior major…

Percy eagled Gleneagles’ closing hole to catch Kelly at 8-under, leaving the final pair three shots clear ahead of Sunday’s final round.

The Australian recovered from two early bogeys to shoot 68 on a demanding King’s Course, with Jerry Kelly his closest challenger after 36 holes.