Webb leads after round 1 in Singapore
Australian veteran Karrie Webb survived some palpitations over her score card as she shot a fine six-under-par 66 to seize a one-stroke lead at the star-studded HSBC Women’s Champions in Singapore on Thursday.
Khan snatches 5-shot lead in Delhi
India’s Rashid Khan shot a dramatic 11-under-par 61 to take a five-shot lead in the first round of the season-opening SAIL-SBI Open at the Delhi Golf Club in Delhi on Wednesday.
Jimenez’s last 2 choices
European team captain Miguel Angel Jimenez has chosen Pablo Larrazabal and Thorbjorn Olesen as his two wild-card picks for the side to take on Asia in next month’s EurAsia Cup.
Nordqvist dominates in Thailand
Anna Nordqvist completed a pillar-to-post win at the $1.5 million Honda LPGA Thailand golf tournament, holding off a late surge by world No.1 Park In-bee by two shots.
Nordqvist steals lead in Thailand
Sweden’s Anna Nordqvist fired a sizzling six-under 66 to take the first-round lead at the $1.5 million Honda LPGA Thailand tournament at the Siam Country Club in Pattaya on Thursday.
Park faces tough battle to stay No.1
No.1 Park In-bee is under severe threat of losing the top ranking as she makes a delayed start to the season with her LPGA Thailand title defense from Thursday.
Webb edges Choi to win Aussie Open
Karrie Webb edged South Korea’s Chella Choi in a “nerve-racking” battle to win her fifth Women’s Australian Open and 40th tour title on Sunday with a 12-under-par.
McIlroy aims to repeat Mickelson success
Former world No.1 Rory McIlroy will play at the Scottish Open for the first time in five years in July, intending to emulate Phil Mickelson’s unique 2013 achievement.
Victory for Tiger’s niece
Tiger Woods’ niece stepped out of her superstar uncle’s shadow on Sunday by winning the biggest tournament of her career at the Australian Ladies Masters.
Golf champion Gallacher defends title at Dubai Desert Classics 2014
Stephen James Gallacher won here on Sunday On the Majlis course in New Dubai, the Omega Dubai Desert Classics, defending the title for the first time in the tournament's 25 year-old history.