Sebastian Soderberg
DP World TourBrian KeoghAbu Dhabi HSBC Championship, Padraig Harrington, Shane Lowry, Victor Perez, Min Woo Lee, Sebastian Soderberg

Harrington fourth behind Perez in record bid as Lowry fades in Abu Dhabi

Pádraig Harrington came up just short in his bid to become the oldest winner in the DP World Tour history as Shane Lowry faded to 28th as Victor Perez claimed the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship at Yas Links.

DP World TourBrian KeoghAbu Dhabi HSBC Championship, Padraig Harrington, Shane Lowry, Victor Perez, Min Woo Lee, Sebastian Soderberg
Harrington fourth behind Perez in record bid as Lowry fades in Abu Dhabi
European TourBrian KeoghISPS Handa Wales Open, Celtic Manor, Sebastian Soderberg, Connor Syme, Sami Valimaki, Eduardo Romero, Eduardo Molinari, Thomas Pieters, Cormac Sharvin, Jonny Caldwell, Paul Dunne

Sharvin just seven back at Celtic Manor

Cormac Sharvin battled to a two-under 69 to go into the final round just two strokes outside the top 10 in the ISPS HANDA Wales Open at The Celtic Manor Resort.

European TourBrian KeoghISPS Handa Wales Open, Celtic Manor, Sebastian Soderberg, Connor Syme, Sami Valimaki, Eduardo Romero, Eduardo Molinari, Thomas Pieters, Cormac Sharvin, Jonny Caldwell, Paul Dunne
Sharvin just seven back at Celtic Manor
Amateur golf, Challenge Tour, European TourBrian KeoghHilary Golf Society, John Williams, Hero Indian Open, Paul Dunne, SSP Chawrasia, Barclays Kenya Open, Sebastian Soderberg, Gavin Moynihan, Kevin Phelan, Gary Hurley, Ruaidhri McGeeComment

Gavin and Gary in the money; Williams wins Hilary; Wayward Dunne falls back

French amateur Romain Langasque finished second behind Swede Sebastian Soderberg  in the Barclays Kenya Open but there were also some good Irish performances with Gary Hurley and Gavin Moynihan clinching Top 20 finishes in Nairobi.

Amateur golf, Challenge Tour, European TourBrian KeoghHilary Golf Society, John Williams, Hero Indian Open, Paul Dunne, SSP Chawrasia, Barclays Kenya Open, Sebastian Soderberg, Gavin Moynihan, Kevin Phelan, Gary Hurley, Ruaidhri McGeeComment
Gavin and Gary in the money; Williams wins Hilary; Wayward Dunne falls back