Kia Classic: Lee Mi-rim leads fellow South Korean Hur Mi-jung by one shot
Lee Mi-rim shoots a five-under 67 to take a one-shot lead over fellow South Korean Hur Mi-jung going into the final round of the Kia Classic. Source: BBC
World Match Play: England's Ross Fisher is knocked out in quarter-finals
England's Ross Fisher is knocked out of the World Golf Championship Match Play quarter-finals by Japan's Hideto Tanihara. Source: BBC
Kia Classic: World number one Lydia Ko misses the cut
World number one Lydia Ko misses the cut for only the second time in her career as America's Cristie Kerr leads at the Kia Classic. Source: BBC
World Match Play: England's Tyrrell Hatton out after rule breach
England's Tyrrell Hatton is knocked out of the World Golf Championship Match Play after incurring a two-stroke penalty in his three-man play-off. Source: BBC
Kia Classic: Catriona Matthew recovers as three share lead in California
Catriona Matthew holes four birdies in eight holes to be in contention after round one of the Kia Classic in California. Source: BBC
McIlroy knocked out of WGC Match Play by Kjeldsen
Rory McIlroy is eliminated from the WGC Match Play, with a day of the group stages to go, as Denmark's Soren Kjeldsen wins 4&3. Source: BBC
World Match Play: Rory McIlroy beaten by Soren Kjeldsen in opener
Rory McIlroy loses to world number 68 Soren Kjeldsen in his opening group contest at the WGC Match Play in Texas. Source: BBC
World Match Play: Tearful Jason Day pulls out to be with ill mother
An emotional Jason Day withdraws from the WGC Match Play in Texas to be with his mother who has lung cancer. Source: BBC
Tokyo 2020 golf venue votes to admit women
The Tokyo 2020 Olympic golf venue votes to admit women as full members, after risking being stripped of the event under previous policy. Source: BBC
Arnold Palmer Invitational: Rory McIlroy & Tyrrell Hatton fourth as Leishman wins
Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy and England's Tyrrell Hatton finish tied for fourth at the Arnold Palmer Invitational as Marc Leishman wins. Source: BBC