Hull in contention in Singapore despite illness
England's Charley Hull goes into the final round of the Women's World Championship in Singapore one shot off the lead despite struggling with illness. Source: BBC
67 million to one – Whitnell hits two holes-in-one
Englishman Dale Whitnell celebrates a remarkable two holes-in-one in his round on day two of the South Africa Open. Source: BBC
Knapp shoots 59 in Florida as Horschel deals with alligators
Jake Knapp becomes the 15th player to record a sub-60 round in PGA Tour history with a 12-under 59 in the opening round of the Cognizant Classic. Source: BBC
McDowell upbeat on golf's future amid peace talks
Graeme McDowell says "everyone is very optimistic" about the future of golf amid ongoing talks between rival tours over bringing the game back together. Source: BBC
Royal Portrush names holes after major champions Clarke & McDowell
2011 Open champion Darren Clarke and 2010 US Open champion Graeme McDowell have had holes named after them at Royal Portrush golf course in Northern Ireland. Source: BBC
McIlroy's miss and Scheffler's arrest dominate Full Swing's return
The return of Netflix's Full Swing docu-series follows the ups and downs of Rory McIlroy's 2024 and features the bizarre arrest of Scottie Scheffler, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC
Nordqvist named Europe Solheim Cup captain
Swede Anna Nordqvist, who has played in nine Solheim Cups, will captain Europe against the USA next year. Source: BBC
PGA Tour holds 'constructive' talks with Trump and LIV Golf
The PGA Tour holds "constructive" White House talks with US president Donald Trump and LIV Golf chair Yasir Al-Rumayyan over the "reunification" of golf. Source: BBC
Woods suffers 'embarrassing' yardage mix-up in TGL
Tiger Woods described a yardage mix-up in the TGL as "one of the most embarrassing moments" of his career. Source: BBC
NI teenager Coulter to make Augusta debut in April
Northern Ireland teenager Beth Coulter will make her debut at Augusta when she competes in the National Women's Amateur in April. Source: BBC