US rally at Presidents Cup to keep International team in reach
A late rally by the United States keeps them within three points of the International team after day two's foursomes of the Presidents Cup. Source: BBC
Woods wins but Internationals dominate US in Presidents Cup
The International team take a 4-1 lead over the United States after the opening-day fourballs in the Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne. Source: BBC
'If you break the rules unintentionally, it's not cheating' – Reed dismisses accusations
American Patrick Reed says he should not be called a cheat after receiving a two-stroke penalty last week for improving the lie of his ball. Source: BBC
Rory McIlroy: World number two turned down Saudi Arabia event offer
Rory McIlroy reveals that he will not be playing in next month's Saudi International despite being offered a large appearance fee. Source: BBC
Ladies European Tour Order of Merit: Esther Henseleit wins first title
Germany's Esther Henseleit secures her first Ladies European Tour Order of Merit title by hitting a course record to win the Magical Kenya Ladies Open. Source: BBC
Stenson ends drought with Hero World Challenge victory
Sweden's Henrik Stenson wins his first title in more than two years at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas. Source: BBC
Woods in contention as Reed penalised for breaking rule
Tiger Woods is two behind Gary Woodland at the Hero World Challenge as Patrick Reed gets a two-shot penalty for improving his lie in a bunker. Source: BBC
Reed leads by three in the Bahamas as Woods moves into contention
American Patrick Reed holds a three-shot lead after the second round of the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas. Source: BBC
Toxic smoke from bushfires affects Australian Open
Players including Paul Casey and Adam Scott complain of stinging eyes because of smoke from nearby bushfires at the Australian Open. Source: BBC
Reed and Woodland lead in Bahamas as Woods struggles
Gary Woodland and fellow American Patrick Reed share the lead after the first round of the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas. Source: BBC