European Tour returns to Singapore in 2023, first time in nine years
The DP World Tour will return to Singapore in 2023 for the first time in nine years, as the golf organisation beefs up its Asian footprint, it said Tuesday.
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Golfing world and beyond react to Matt Fitzpatrick’s US Open victory
Tributes poured in from the world of sport and beyond after England’s Matt Fitzpatrick won the US Open on Sunday night.
Thongchai, Jimenez share 2nd-round Champions lead in Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Thongchai Jaidee shot a 7-under 65 on Saturday for a share of the second-round lead with Miguel Angel Jimenez in the PGA Tour Champions’ American Family Insurance Championship.
Paul McGinley: King's Course at Gleneagles will deliver 'true test' in Senior Open
Memories of the Bell’s Scottish Open during its spell at Gleneagles are set to be rekindled this summer as the King’s Course steps out from the shadows of its neighbour after both a Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup on the PGA Centenary Course in the past eight years.
PGA Tour rookie Mito Pereira blows shot at winning first major with double-bogey on 18
TULSA, Okla. — As Mito Pereira stood in the interview area in a tent at Southern Hills Country Club on Sunday, TVs to his left and right showed Justin Thomas and Will Zalatoris preparing for a playoff in the 104th PGA Championship.
Keith Pelley: Genesis Scottish Open will aspire kids to be next Sandy Lyle or Colin Montgomerie
Keith Pelley, the CEO of the DP World Tour, is quietly confident that this year’s Genesis Scottish Open will convince the doubters about the circuit’s alliance with the PGA Tour due partly to the fact it will inspire young fans to be the “next Colin Montgomerie or Sandy Lyle”.
Martin Dempster: Who's next for Scottish success on DP World Tour?
I know it sounds greedy, but who’s next? It’s a question that seems appropriate after Ewen Ferguson became the fifth Scot under 30 to land a maiden DP World Tour triumph in just over three years.
Colin Montgomerie hails Bernhard Langer as golf's 'most professional professional'
Even allowing for German efficiency, Bernhard Langer is as close as you’ll get to a golfing superman. He’s just won again on the Champions Tour, with victory No 43 coming at the age of 64 years, 5 months and 23 days.