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Clarke comes good as Wood loses way...

Golf World, 16 May 2011 11:33

Darren Clarke kept his head to end a barren spell of three years on the European Tour. The 42-year-old Northen Irishman ground out a 69 in the final round of the Iberdrola Open in Mallorca to take his first victory since the KLM Open in 2008. He had been trailing Chris Wood by four shots going into the final round ...

Westwood wins but comes under fire for lack of Major success

Golf World, 26 April 2011 14:25

Lee Westwood is world number one again after winning the Indobnesian Opan at the weekend. Westwood, 38, went into the final day with a five-shot lead but ended up winning by just a single shot from Thongchai Jaidee, of Thailand. Westwood struggled a bit with the putter but managed to hang on. He has swopped back to a conventional putter ...

Donald loses in playoff to see world top spot slip away

Golf World, 26 April 2011 14:06

Luke Donald narrowly missed out on going to the top of the world rankings when he lost in a play-off at the weekend. Donald is on a hot run of forma nd looked to have added to his tally of three wins on the PGA Tour as his main rival Jim Furyk fell apart on the final day of The ...

Donald soldiers on as big names fall

Golf World, 26 February 2011 12:02

Luke Donals s the only Brit still contesting the World Accenture Matchplay Championships. Donald played teenage sensation Mattero Manessero who took him to the 16th hole. Elsewhere Graeme McDowell lost to YE Yang in another huge upset. Tiger Woods lost in the first round, Phil Mickelson and Lee Westwood went out in the second and now McDowell also crashes out. ...

Young guns shoot down favourites in world matchplay

Golf World, 25 February 2011 16:38

Phil Mickelson was unceremonously dumped out of the second round of the Accentrue World Matchplay by a rampant Rickie Fowler - and that wasn't the only surprise result of the day. American Nick Watney took out World No.1 Lee Westwood, Paul Casey lost to Jason Day and Rory McIlroy was soundly thrashed eight and 7 by Ben Crane! Mickelson's match ...

Jimenez leads despite putting with lob wedge!

Golf World, 29 January 2011 09:10

Miguel Angel Jimenez sanpped his putter in anger during the second round of the Volvo Golf Champions event in Bahrain - and then went on to record three birdies putting with his lob wedge! The 47-year-old Spaniard now joins the leaders at 11 under. Darren Clarke and Paul Casey, South African James Kingston and Scot Stephen Gallacher are also right ...

McDowell magic continues in fight to be Europe's number one

Golf World, 12 November 2010 09:35

There looks set to be high drama at the Singapore Open as some of the game's top names do battle at the top of the leaderboard. Man-of-the-moment Graeme McDowell is third after two rounds whikle Ian Poulter has clim,bed into second place. Aussia Adam Scott l;eads the way at 12 under. McDowell - who won the US Open this year ...

Deposed Tiger struggling to shine in Aus

Golf World, 12 November 2010 09:31

Tiger Wodds' bid to reclaim the World No1 spot is already in big trouble. The World No2 is playing in the Australian masters but is already nine shots off the lead after the opening two rounds. Woods had enjoyed 281 uninterrupted weeks as the best player in the world, but he was knocked off the top spot by England's Lee ...

Westwood withdraws from final Major of the year

Golf World, 10 August 2010 14:52

Lee Westwood has withdrawn from the final Major of the year with a calf injury. Westwood has been playing through the pain of the injury for the last few months but withdrew after the opening round of the Bridgestone Invitational last week and has not also pulled out of the USPGA at Whistling Straits. The event starts on Thurasday with ...

Stuart Appleby shoots a 59

Golf World, 04 August 2010 16:58

Stuart Appleby overturned an eight-stroke deficit to claim his first victory on the PGA Tour since 2006. But this was no ordinary eight-stroke come from behind victory (if that’s possible). Oh, no, this was far more special than that; he carded a final round 59.A 59 is the magical score that all golfers crave, and very seldom achieve. In fact ...

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