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| EUROPEAN PGA TOUR |
- Lawrie storms to four-shot victory
Paul Lawrie shot a bogey-free closing round of 65 to win the Commercialbank Qatar Masters by four shots in Doha.
- Lawrie edges one clear
Former champion Paul Lawrie moved into a one-stroke lead at the Commercialbank Qatar Masters after carding a second round 67.
- Wind wrecks round two in Doha
Strong winds ruined the second day of the Qatar Masters with less than three hours' action possible before play was called off.
- Qatar Masters R2 tee-times
Tee-off times in the second round of the European Tour's Commercialbank Qatar Masters, Doha GC, Doha, Qatar.
- Gonzalo burst secures lead
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano produced a flying finish to snatch the lead from John Daly after the opening round of the Qatar Masters.
- Daly shocked at fast start
John Daly said taking the clubhouse lead with a five-under 67 on day one of the Qatar Masters came as a big surprise.
- Bjorn back in love with golf
Rejuvenated Thomas Bjorn could be back in Europe's Ryder Cup team after a 10-year gap this September.
- Rock predicts Tiger roll
Robert Rock has backed Tiger Woods to make a rapid return to winning ways and feels the American is on course to add to his major haul.
- Mahan unfazed by G-Mac pairing
Hunter Mahan is adamant he will not be haunted by memories of the 2010 Ryder Cup when plays alongside Graeme McDowell in Qatar.
- Rory driven to distraction
Rory McIlroy has admitted he will once again be working on his driving ahead of his return to competitive action in Dubai next week.
- Tour returns to Aloha Club
The European Tour will return to the Aloha Golf Club for the first time in four years when it plays host to the Open de Andalucia in March.
- Qatar Masters R1 tee-times
Tee-off times in the first round of the European Tour's Commercialbank Qatar Masters in Doha.
- Clarke splits with caddie
Darren Clarke has parted company with caddie John Mulrooney, the man with whom he won The Open Championship at Sandwich last July.
- Weekend winners
We look back at a dramatic week's action in the Abu Dhabi Championship and the Farmers Insurance Open.
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| US PGA TOUR |
- Stanley shows his mettle
Kyle Stanley bounced back from his final-round capitulation at the Farmers Insurance Open to land the Phoenix Open title.
- Levin goes six clear
American Spencer Levin will take a six-shot lead into the final round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open in Scottsdale, Arizona.
- Levin leads in Arizona
Spencer Levin grabbed a three-stroke lead at the halfway point of the Waste Management Phoenix Open in Arizona.
- Early lead for Palmer
Ryan Palmer holds a narrow lead after the first round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
- Mickelson shrugs off poor results
Phil Mickelson is putting his poor early season performances behind him and starting afresh at this week's Phoenix Open.
- Rock predicts Tiger roll
Robert Rock has backed Tiger Woods to make a rapid return to winning ways and feels the American is on course to add to his major haul.
- Poulter eyes fast start
Ian Poulter is in buoyant mood as he prepares to start his 2012 campaign at this week's Waste Management Phoenix Open.
- Phoenix Open R1 tee-times
Tee-off times in the first round of the US Tour's Waste Management Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale in Arizona.
- Stanley - Nothing has changed
Kyle Stanley insists he never contemplated pulling out of this week's event in Phoenix following now infamous final-hole collapse.
- Stanley vows to bounce back
Kyle Stanley insists he will be back despite suffering a heart-breaking final hole meltdown at Torrey Pines on Sunday.
- Tiger upbeat despite defeat
Tiger Woods insists he was happy with his overall game despite losing out to Robert Rock.
- Play-off joy for Snedeker
Brandt Snedeker won the Farmers Insurance Open after Kyle Stanley endured a final-hole meltdown to send the event into a play-off.
- Stanley surges clear
American Kyle Stanley will take a five-stroke lead into the final round of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines.
- Mickelson mystified by form
Phil Mickelson was mystified by his opening round 77 that saw him miss the cut at Torrey Pines, as he insists his game is in good shape.
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| OTHER GOLF NEWS |
- Stanley shows his mettle
Kyle Stanley bounced back from his final-round capitulation at the Farmers Insurance Open to land the Phoenix Open title.
- Lawrie storms to four-shot victory
Paul Lawrie shot a bogey-free closing round of 65 to win the Commercialbank Qatar Masters by four shots in Doha.
- Levin goes six clear
American Spencer Levin will take a six-shot lead into the final round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open in Scottsdale, Arizona.
- Macpherson handed US Open spot
The winner of the British amateur championship is to be awarded a place in the US Open.
- Lawrie edges one clear
Former champion Paul Lawrie moved into a one-stroke lead at the Commercialbank Qatar Masters after carding a second round 67.
- Levin leads in Arizona
Spencer Levin grabbed a three-stroke lead at the halfway point of the Waste Management Phoenix Open in Arizona.
- Wind wrecks round two in Doha
Strong winds ruined the second day of the Qatar Masters with less than three hours' action possible before play was called off.
- Early lead for Palmer
Ryan Palmer holds a narrow lead after the first round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
- Qatar Masters R2 tee-times
Tee-off times in the second round of the European Tour's Commercialbank Qatar Masters, Doha GC, Doha, Qatar.
- Gonzalo burst secures lead
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano produced a flying finish to snatch the lead from John Daly after the opening round of the Qatar Masters.
- Venues to host amateur showpiece
Royal Portrush and Carnoustie have been chosen to host the British Amateur championship in 2014 and 2015 respectively.
- Mickelson shrugs off poor results
Phil Mickelson is putting his poor early season performances behind him and starting afresh at this week's Phoenix Open.
- Daly shocked at fast start
John Daly said taking the clubhouse lead with a five-under 67 on day one of the Qatar Masters came as a big surprise.
- Bjorn back in love with golf
Rejuvenated Thomas Bjorn could be back in Europe's Ryder Cup team after a 10-year gap this September.
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