Listen: Hull on impact of ADHD on her golf
Eddie Hearn talks to golfing superstar Charley Hull. Source: BBC
I want to see the best against the best – Rahm
Defending Masters champion Jon Rahm wants to test himself against the best in the world again when he attempts to retain his crown at Augusta next month. Source: BBC
'Woods comparisons premature but Scheffler is special'
Players Championship winner Scottie Scheffler is not close to the longevity of Tiger Woods' dominance but they can be mentioned in same breath, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC
Scheffler first to defend Players title at Sawgrass
Scottie Scheffler overcomes a neck injury and record five-shot deficit in the final round to become the first man to defend the Players Championship. Source: BBC
McIlroy hopes PIF-PGA player meeting helps end split
Rory McIlroy says he hopes a meeting between players on the PGA Tour board and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund "get us closer to a solution" to the split in golf. Source: BBC
Fitzpatrick in hunt as Schauffele leads Players
Xander Schauffele will take a one-shot lead into Sunday's final round of the Players Championship over Wyndham Clark, while Matt Fitzpatrick is four back. Source: BBC
PGA Tour players being urged to meet PIF – Spieth
Jordan Spieth says players on the PGA Tour board are being "encouraged" to meet with Saudi Arabian PIF chiefs amid ongoing negotiations about a merger with LIV Golf. Source: BBC
Clark leads Players as McIlroy toils at Sawgrass
US Open champion Wyndham Clark holds a four-shot lead over Xander Schauffele and Nick Taylor with Matt Fitzpatrick one further back at the Players Championship. Source: BBC
McIlroy shares Players lead, Fitzpatrick one back
Rory McIlroy hits 10 birdies to share the lead with Xander Schauffele and Wyndham Clark at seven under after round one of the Players Championship. Source: BBC
'It's been a long time coming' – England's Skinns on Players debut
England's David Skinns is living proof that the top of men's professional golf is not quite the sole preserve of the younger generation, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC