Eurasia Cup

Lowry enjoys EurAsia Cup win: "Definitely one of the best weeks of my career so far"

Shane Lowry got some timely reminders about the special nature of matchplay golf and team bonding as Darren Clarke’s Europe showed Asia no mercy and claimed the EURASIA CUP presented by DRB-HICOM in crushing fashion — 18½-5½ — in steamy Malaysia.

Lowry enjoys EurAsia Cup win: "Definitely one of the best weeks of my career so far"

Dominant Spieth moves further ahead at No 1; Harrington begins Masters climb

Rory McIlroy observers expect the former world No 1 to sweep back to the top with a dominant display in 2016. He may well do so but the Co Down man has his work cut out on the evidence of Jordan Spieth's impressive victory in the Hyundai Tournament of Champions in Hawaii.

Dominant Spieth moves further ahead at No 1; Harrington begins Masters climb

Poulter and Westwood complete Clarke’s EurAsia Cup team; no call up for Harrington

In the end Darren Clarke opted to complete his Eurasia Cup team with Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood as captain’s picks, leaving Padraig Harrington free to add the Sony Open in Hawaii to his 2016 schedule.

 Poulter and Westwood complete Clarke’s EurAsia Cup team; no call up for Harrington

Jaidee downs McDowell as Asia clinch EurAsia Cup tie

Thongchai Jaidee avenged last year's Volvo World Match Play defeat when he beat Graeme McDowell in the singles to help Asia clinch a 10-10 draw in the inaugural EurAsia Cup presented by DRB-HICOM  at the Glenmarie Golf and Country Club in Kuala Lumpur.

Jaidee downs McDowell as Asia clinch EurAsia Cup tie

Smyth gets dual role

Paul McGinley surprised few when he named Des Smyth and Sam Torrance as the first of his Ryder Cup vice-captains. But it's Miguel Angel Jiménez who will be the first to enjoy Smyth's experience when the Drogheda legend serves as his vice-captain for the inaugural EurAsia Cup from March 27-29.

Smyth gets dual role

Bjorn: "If we don’t grow the tour with Asia and South Africa we’re going to struggle against the Web.com tour"

Thomas Bjorn insists that the European and Asian Tours will not be treading on the memory of  the late Seve Ballesteros by ignoring his pleas and staging the inaugural Eurasia Cup in Malaysia next month.

Bjorn: "If we don’t grow the tour with Asia and South Africa we’re going to struggle against the Web.com tour"