A family affair as Poulter and son battle to qualify for Open
Ian Poulter will face competition from his son Luke for a place at Royal Portrush for the Open Championship, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC
Reed wins LIV Golf Dallas after four-way play-off
Patrick Reed beats three opponents in a play-off to claim his first LIV Tour win in Dallas. Source: BBC
Saddier wins first European Tour title on 200th start
A brilliant charge on the back nine sees France's Adrien Saddier claim a first European title on his 200th start at the Italian Open. Source: BBC
GB & Ireland beat Europe to win Vagliano Trophy
Great Britain and Ireland defeat the Continent of Europe in the Netherlands to seal a first Vagliano Trophy victory since 2005. Source: BBC
Koepka hits tee box marker into crowd at LIV event
Five-time major champion Brooks Koepka hits a tee box marker towards the crowd before withdrawing from the first round of the LIV Golf event in Dallas. Source: BBC
'I cried' – One-armed golfer on what world title means
Meet Mark Marshall, who has overcome traumatic injury and personal tragedy to claim a world golfing title. Source: BBC
Who was behind the infamous robbery of Kim Kardashian?
Those close to the case reveal details about the crime for the first time Source: BBC
Amol Rajan travels to India on a deeply personal pilgrimage
Amol Rajan makes a personal pilgrimage to the largest religious festival in history. Source: BBC
Wheeler wants to 'follow in Rose's footsteps'
Golfer Rob Wheeler hopes to emulate fellow North Hants club member Justin Rose after qualifying for The Open's final qualifying stage. Source: BBC
Fleetwood's stumble gives US Bradley-sized Ryder Cup headache
As Tommy Fleetwood continues to wrestle with how to get over the winning line on the PGA Tour, American golf is trying to fathom how having a playing captain might work at this year's Ryder Cup, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC