Rory McIlroy was pleased to step off the rollercoaster that's left him feeling queasy as the Masters looms and shoot his first bogey-free round for a month in the Valero Texas Open last night.

Leona Maguire finished in the pack for the second week running as Patty Tavatanakit made it back-to-back wins with victory in the LPGA’s Honda LPGA Thailand.

Pádraig Harrington made seven birdies in a super 66 to keep his hopes alive of becoming the oldest winner on the PGA Tour since Sam Snead in 1965.

Pádraig Harrington’s dream of a Masters return may have to wait until next week after he opened with a one-over 72 in the PGA Tour’s Mexico Open at Vidanta.

Pádraig Harrington admits he's already mentally drafting his speech for his induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame this summer.

Nick Dunlap has opted to turn professional just days after becoming the first amateur to win on the PGA Tour since Phil Mickelson 33 years ago.

Adrian Meronk and Jason Day won't go to LIV Golf in 2024, but the Jon Rahm rumours refuse to go away.

Tiger Woods will play with son Charlie in next month's PNC Championship as Padraig Harrington teams up with his youngest son Ciaran for the first time.

Pádraig Harrington fired a sensational eight-under par 63 to roar back into contention for back-to-back wins at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship in Arizona.

Rory McIlroy modestly contends he is not an intimidating figure, but he's now the favourite to win his second Horizon Irish Open after firing a six-under 66 to go into the final round just two shots behind Germany's Hurly Long at The K Club.

They don't call Rory McIlroy box office gold for nothing, but he plans to rein in his power today and try and plot his way back into contention for a repeat victory at The K Club in the Horizon Irish Open after a rollercoaster finish to his second round.

Shane Lowry will need a Ryder Cup wild card but skipper Luke Donald appears to have little doubt about the passionate Offaly man’s credentials.

Pádraig Harrington reckons shock leader Brian Harman has a “chip on his shoulder” and a point to prove at The Open.

You can’t win The Open on Thursday but Rory McIlroy ensured he didn’t lose it by completing a late fightback with a miraculous closing par-save to open with a level par 71 at Royal Liverpool.