Golf

Jeju, South Korea: Triple major champion Brooks Koepka will overtake Dustin Johnson and Justin Rose to become world number one

Shanghai: Danielle Kang said she had a “temper tantrum” and was given a stiff talking to from her caddie on

Sotogrande, Spain: Home favourite Sergio Garcia fired a magnificent seven-under-par 64 to seize a four-shot lead heading into the third

Jeju, South Korea: US PGA Tour Player of the Year Brooks Koepka seized the third round lead at the CJ

Shanghai: Aditi Ashok is the only Indian player on the prestigious US-based LPGA Tour and the biggest name in Indian

Incheon, South Korea: Local favourite Chun In-gee shot a final-round 66 to win her first LPGA title in more than

KUALA LUMPUR: Australia’s Marc Leishman unleashed an early birdie barrage as he romped home by five shots to claim top

LONDON: England’s Eddie Pepperell survived torrential rain to win the British Masters on Sunday, with a little help from his

Kuala Lumpur: India’s 22-year-old Shubhankar Sharma once again served notice of his immense talent with a round of six-under par

Hyderabad, India: Roston Chase hit an unbeaten 98 to defiantly lead the West Indies to 295 for seven on the

Kuala Lumpur: Two-time runner-up Gary Woodland equalled the course record with a sensational 11-under par 61 to grab a share

Seoul: Women’s top two Park Sung-hyun of South Korea and Thailand’s Ariya Jutanugarn were among four players tied for the

KUALA LUMPUR: Former world number one Justin Thomas gave his backing to Jim Furyk on Wednesday after the USA Ryder

KUALA LUMPUR: India’s Shubhankar Sharma said he was hoping to upset the odds at this week’s CIMB Classic as he

Los Angeles: Kevin Tway birdied his last five holes, three in a playoff, to win his first US PGA Tour

SEOUL: Top seeds South Korea delighted their home fans by holding off the US and England to win the LPGA

San Francisco: Brandt Snedeker may not think much of Phil Mickelson’s talent-judging skills, but he’s convinced ‘Lefty’ can keep his

St Andrews, United Kingdom: England’s Tyrell Hatton was just one shot off the lead at the end of the second

San Francisco: With Europe’s Ryder Cup celebrations still in full swing and Americans dissecting a devastating defeat, the US PGA

St Andrews, United Kingdom: Australia’s Marcus Fraser came through “brutal” conditions to share the lead with England’s Matt Wallace after

PARIS: Ryder Cup organisers said they will “continue to offer support” to a fan who was blinded in one eye