Power shines but GB & Ireland stutter at Hero Cup
Continental Europe secured a 3-2 lead after the opening day of the Hero Cup as course form failed to pay dividends for Great Britain and Ireland.
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Lowry out first in debut Hero Cup
The Hero Cup golf matches, which start tomorrow in Abu Dhabi, sees Shane Lowry first out in fourball competition representing Britain and Ireland.
Power and Lowry named in Hero Cup team
Ryder Cup hopeful Seamus Power has been named in the Great Britain and Ireland team to face a Continental Europe side in next year's Hero Cup in Abu Dhabi.
Hughes birdies last two holes to catch Detry in Mississippi
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Canada's Mackenzie Hughes thought he had a chance to be picked for the Presidents Cup because of his putting. The strength of his game helped carry him to a 9-under 63 on Friday and a share of the lead in the Sanderson Farms Championship.
Guido Migliozzi's shot-of-the-year contender helps secure Open de France win at Le Golf National
Guido Migliozzi produced one of the greatest shots ever seen at Le Golf National to help him secure a stunning success in the Open de France. The Paris venue has hosted a Ryder Cup and France’s national open since the 1990s. Ad It has witnessed some amazing moments, but few more exhilarating than the shot Migliozzi played on 18 to set up a birdie that took him to 16-under for the tournament.
Guido Migliozzi finishes with a flourish to win in France
A brilliant birdie at the last capped a superb final round for Italian Guido Migliozzi as he surged through the chasing pack to win the Cazoo Open de France.
Hojgaard retains slender lead despite nightmare start
Rasmus Hojgaard bounced back from a nightmare start on Saturday to head into the final round of the Cazoo Open de France with a one-shot lead. The Dane saw his commanding six-shot halfway advantage cut to one stroke in the early stages of his third round after running up a quintuple-bogey eight at the short second hole, having found the water three times. The shell-shocked 21-year-old then sent his tee-shot at the next hole straight into the water and made a bogey there to surrender the lead.
Bizarre moment Thomas Pieters duffs putt at Open de France, gets to replace ball thanks to rule change
Thomas Pieters was the talk of the Open de France on Friday, after chunking a putt only to benefit from a rule change to get a do-over. We’ve all been there, right? Standing on the green, ready to hit a 40-foot putt only to completely duff it and watch the ball go about three feet.