Straka sets target as Scheffler makes solid Scottish Open start
Sepp Straka sets the early target on the opening day of the Scottish Open as world number one Scottie Scheffler is ominously well placed on a congested leaderboard. Source: BBC
English's caddie denied UK entry over past drugs conviction
Harris English may be without caddie Eric Larson for next week's Open Championship at Royal Portrush after he was denied entry to the UK. Source: BBC
Why having 'more fun' is now priority for McIlroy
After a tumultuous few months, Masters champion Rory McIlroy says he is trying to take his mind off golf more regularly as he prepares to play the Scottish Open. Source: BBC
All you need to know about 2025 Scottish Open
Home favourite Robert MacIntyre defends his title in a stacked field at the 2025 Scottish Open featuring the likes of Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler. Source: BBC
Rising Welsh star Harry relishes major challenge
Welsh golfer Darcey Harry is "super nervous" but relishing another step up in class as she prepares for this week's Evian Championship. Source: BBC
My photo by the toilet sums up my season – Open champion Schauffele
Open champion Xander Schauffele is going through a worrying reversal of fortune for a player about to defend the sport's most historic title, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC
'Woad heads to Evian as most exciting emerging talent in women's game'
Rising English amateur Lottie Woad will be full of confidence heading into this week's Evian Championship - the fourth major of the year - after trouncing the field at the Irish Open, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC
Ryder Cup hopefuls face 'two biggest weeks' – Donald
Europe's Ryder Cup hopefuls are entering "the two biggest weeks left before qualification ends" for the biennial match against the United States, says captain Luke Donald. Source: BBC
'That was for him' – Brown pays tribute to friend after win
Dan Brown dedicates first European tour win since 2023 to late friend at the BMW International Open Source: BBC
Woad wins Women's Irish Open but gets no prize money as amateur
English amateur Lottie Woad cards a final-round 69 to claim her first Ladies European Tour title in dominant fashion with a six-shot victory at the Women's Irish Open. Source: BBC