Home hope Meadow four ahead at World Invitational
Northern Ireland's Stephanie Meadow will take a four-shot lead into the final round of the women's event at the World Invitational. Source: BBC
BMW Championship: Hideki Matsuyama breaks Medinah course record to take lead
Hideki Matsuyama breaks the Medinah course record by two shots with a stunning nine-under par 63 to take the BMW Championship lead after round two. Source: BBC
World Invitational: Meadow shares women's lead in Northern Ireland
Home hope Stephanie Meadow shares the lead in the women's event at the World Invitational with Leona Maguire one off the pace. Source: BBC
BMW Championship: Justin Thomas equals course record despite 'worst' warm-up
Justin Thomas says he had the worst warm-up of his life before tying the course record at Medinah to share the BMW Championship lead after round one. Source: BBC
Men's and women's events at World Invitational
This week's World Invitational in Northern Ireland has a first for European professional golf as it features men's and women's events. Source: BBC
Castlerock bidding to stage Irish Open in 2021
Castlerock emerges as a contender to host the 2021 Irish Open, with initial talks with European Tour officials having already taken place. Source: BBC
Caddie Dave McNeilly's split with Matt Wallace 'part of the game'
Veteran Northern Ireland caddie Dave McNeilly has described his split with English golfer Matt Wallace as "part of the game". Source: BBC
Four English women in Solheim Cup team as Pettersen gets surprise wildcard pick
Suzann Pettersen is a surprise wildcard inclusion in Europe's Solheim Cup team to face the United States at Gleneagles in Scotland from 11-13 September. Source: BBC
'Medinah has good memories for me' – McIlroy relishing return to Ryder Cup course
Rory McIlroy says returning to Medinah for the first time since Europe's remarkable 2012 Ryder Cup comeback win will "rekindle some fond memories". Source: BBC
Pepperell apologises for DeChambeau 'twit' outburst as PGA Tour reviews slow play policy
The PGA Tour is reviewing its pace of play policy following Bryson DeChambeau being criticised for slow play at the Northern Trust in New Jersey. Source: BBC