European tour
Hansen clinches Joburg Open for first European Tour title
Rock-solid Hansen did not drop a shot in the final round and parred the final two holes at Randpark Golf Club in suburban Johannesburg while Nienaber bogeyed...
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Blaauw 'irons' out problem to lead Joburg Open
Seeking a first European Tour triumph, Blaauw is one shot ahead of 20-year-old South African big-hitter Wilco Nienaber, who followed up an opening-round 63 with a 67.
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South African Open will complete three-week European Tour safari
The second oldest national golf championship in the world after the British Open follows the Joburg Open (19-22 November) and the Alfred Dunhill Championship (26-29 November).
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Joburg Open heralds return of international golf to South Africa
Randpark Golf Club, which boasts two international-standard courses in suburban Johannesburg, will host the Joburg Open from 19-22 November.
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South Africa's 'ecstatic' Coetzee collects Portugal Masters title
The South African, the overnight leader in Vilamoura, shot a spotless closing 66 including five birdies to finish 16 under par.
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McIlroy may not return to Europe this year due to COVID-19 risk
McIlroy, who is in the field for the PGA Tour’s WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational this week, will play in the U.S. Open in September but has hinted he may not take part in the European Tour’s Scottish Open or BMW PGA Championship in October.
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You should be here, McIlroy tells European players upset about rankings
The Official World Golf Ranking decided to unfreeze the ranking with last week’s resumption of the PGA Tour even though competitors on the European Tour cannot preserve their ranking at home since action remains on hold.
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McIlroy against fan-less Ryder Cup
With the global golf season in chaos due to the coronavirus pandemic, the game's administrators are running through a range of possible scenarios as they attempt to plot a path back to competition.
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Garcia disqualified in Saudi Arabia for damaging greens
The world No. 27, the Masters champion in 2017, shot a round of one-over par 71, but is believed to have damaged a couple of greens at the Royal Greens Golf Club during that effort after slamming his putter in frustration.
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Stone wins Scottish Open, but misses chance for historic 59
Brandon Stone’s shot at history went begging when he could not convert a short birdie putt at the final hole at Gullane Golf Club east of Edinburgh.
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Faultless Saddier, Paisley hold SA Open second round lead
Adrien Saddier, 25, is yet to drop a shot after 36 holes at Glendower Golf Club and finished birdie-eagle-birdie in to shoot into the joint-lead of the second oldest Open championship in the world.
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Sharma holds nerve to claim maiden tour win at Joburg Open
The 21-year-old Sharma led for the final two rounds after a scintillating 61 on Friday and had 11 holes to complete after lightning, rain and hail forced the event into an extra day.
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Fleetwood wins Race to Dubai title as Rose falls short
A win by either Rose, second in the points standings before the tournament, or leader Fleetwood would have guaranteed them the Race to Dubai title and a $1.25 million bonus.
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Boks call on uncapped Botha for European Tour
Ruan Botha has been included in the squad in the place of injured flank Jean-Luc du Preez.
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Shot clock at 2018 Austrian Open to combat slow play
The Shot Clock Masters at the Diamond Country Club next June will give the first player in a group 50 seconds to make any given shot and 40 seconds each for players that follow.
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Aerosmith to say ‘Aero-Vederci’ with 2017 European tour
The group will embark on a “farewell” European tour next year kicking off the series of shows in Israel.
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McIlroy named European Tour player of the year again
McIlroy, 26, also won his first tournament of 2015 - the Dubai Desert Classic in February.
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Sullivan rises from the pack to grab Joburg Open win
Andy Sullivan has now qualified for the Open Championship at St Andrews in July.
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Golfer's eagle wins car at Sun City
Germany’s Marcel Siem holed his second shot for an eagle at the par four 17th.
