Rory McIlroy: World number one confirms Irish Open return in May
Four-time major winner Rory McIlroy confirms his return to the Irish Open at Mount Juliet in May after missing the 2019 tournament. Source: BBC
Honda Classic: England's Tom Lewis leads with Lee Westwood in contention
England's Tom Lewis took a surprise share of the clubhouse lead at the Honda Classic with a four-under 66 in tricky windy conditions at Palm Beach. Source: BBC
President Donald Trump's Turnberry faces Open wait as Royal Troon named 2023 host
President Donald Trump's Turnberry golf course faces a long wait to host the Open as Ayrshire's Royal Troon is chosen to host the 2023 tournament. Source: BBC
Open Championship to return to Royal Troon in 2023
Royal Troon will host the Open Championship in 2023, 100 years since golf's oldest major was first staged at the course. Source: BBC
McIlroy moves past Faldo to third on world number one list
Rory McIlroy overtakes Nick Faldo as the British golfer who has spent the most weeks as golf's world number one. Source: BBC
American Reed seals one-stroke victory in Mexico with McIlroy fifth
Patrick Reed wins the WGC-Mexico Championship by one shot, with world number one Rory McIlroy four shots back in fifth place. Source: BBC
Scotland's Laird in contention in Puerto Rico
Scotland's Martin Laird is one shot off the lead heading into the final round of the Puerto Rico Open. Source: BBC
WGC-Mexico Championship: Justin Thomas one ahead, Rory McIlroy four behind
Justin Thomas leads the WGC-Mexico Championship by one shot into the final round, with Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm in a group four shots behind. Source: BBC
WGC-Mexico Championship: Bryson DeChambeau one ahead, Rory McIlroy three back
Bryson DeChambeau leads the WGC-Mexico Championship by one shot after two rounds, with Rory McIlroy in sixth place three shots back. Source: BBC
World number one McIlroy leads by two after first round in Mexico
World number one Rory McIlroy leads by two shots after round one of the WGC-Mexico Championship, with Americans Bubba Watson and Justin Thomas sharing second. Source: BBC