Omega European Masters

Maguire catches fire in nick of time

Leona Maguire produced a scintillating finish and picked up five shots in her last five holes to go into the weekend just six shots off the lead in the KPMG Women's Irish Open.

Maguire catches fire in nick of time

McIlroy fights back from nightmare start but falls further behind Scheffler in Atlanta

Rory McIlroy made an incredible comeback from a nightmare start to keep hopes of a third FedEx Cup win on life support at the Tour Championship.

McIlroy fights back from nightmare start but falls further behind Scheffler in Atlanta

McIlroy leads in Baltimore after garage rummage; GB&I leads Curtis Cup

RORY McIlroy is not giving up on his third $15 million FedEx Cup bonanza after he blasted an eight-under 64 to share the lead with Jon Rahm and Sam Burns in the BMW Championship in Baltimore.

McIlroy leads in Baltimore after garage rummage; GB&I leads Curtis Cup

Joy for Lipsky and Maybin as Lowry and Lawrie fade

Shane Lowry and Peter Lawrie were left to wonder what might have been as David Lipsky earned his maiden European Tour win by beating Graeme Storm in the first hole of a play-off at the Omega European Masters.

Joy for Lipsky and Maybin as Lowry and Lawrie fade

Lawrie due some good karma

Peter Lawrie might not have succeeded in carding the first 59 in European Tour history but if karma has anything to do with it, his surge up the leaderboard in the Omega European Masters will yield a big cheque as he battles to keep his card.

Lawrie due some good karma

Vice squad call boosts Harrington

Pádraig Harrington gave fair warning that laying down his competitive hat for a week at Gleneagles will not stop him in his battle to regain his old form.

Vice squad call boosts Harrington

Harrington in resurrection: "I played well today"

Padraig Harrington looks determined as he walks off the first tee. Picture: Eoin Clarke www.golffile.ieThere was no need for complicated mental gynmastics, no need for any mind-bending theorising. Padraig Harrington shot a six under par 65 in the second round of the Omega European Masters at Crans Sur Sierre and said: “I played very nicely, especially towards the end.”

Hoey laid back in the Alps

The hills are alive with the sound of titanium on Titleist. Michael Hoey, pictured by Eoin Clarke www.golffile.ieWhen Michael Hoey is in the mood, he’s a match for anyone. Just ask Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell, who lost the Dunhill Links title to the Belfast man not too long ago.

Lowry undone by inconsistency as Ramsay wins

Richie Ramsay with the Omega European Masters trophy. Picture by Getty ImagesThe chicken and egg debate over Shane Lowry’s fitness will go on for a while longer after the Offaly man made 16 birdies and two eagles yet still finished 14 shots behind runaway winner Richie Ramsay in the Omega European Masters.

Bourdy sparkles in Crans, Lowry and Hoey in touch

Gregory Bourdy made a hot start in damp Crans. Picture ©Getty ImagesShane Lowry and Michael Hoey were the only Irishmen to break par as Grégory Bourdy carded the joint lowest of his European Tour career to take a two-stroke lead in the Omega European Masters.