Séamus Power improved his chances of enjoying full PGA Tour status when he clinched his best finish of the season at the Biltmore Championship Asheville in North Carolina.

Séamus Power needs his best PGA Tour result in four years at this week’s Wyndham Championship to make next week’s FedEx Cup Play-Offs in Memphis.

Seamus Power racked up his first individual top 10 of the season in the 3M Open as Jackson Koivun announced his arrival as a new superstar with a three-shot win in just his third start as a professional.

Padraig Harrington’s hopes of retaining his ISPS Handa Senior Open title suffered a major reverse when he slipped 11 shots behind leader Cameron Percy on a demanding day at Gleneagles.

Chris Devlin was shocked when they cancelled Q-School last year, but he now has a chance to win a one-year Champions Tour exemption with a shock victory in the US Senior Open.

Viktor Hovland birdied the first play-off hole to edge out Scottie Scheffler in a Monday finish at the Travelers Championship/

Shane Lowry could afford to shrug off three late bogeys and leave the Travelers Championship for home with a smile on his face and a spring in his step.

Shane Lowry is hoping that being reunited with his first long-term caddie will give him the confidence boost he needs to start putting results on the board.

Scottie Scheffler came within inches of joining Jimy Furyk in the history books but had to settle for a round of 60 and a one-shot lead at the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.

Shane Lowry will be looking to get off to a fast start in the second round of the Travelers Championship after Scottie Scheffler and Matt Fitzpatrick roared into contention last night.

Shane Lowry teamed up with his old caddie Dermot Byrne and produced one of his best tee-to-green performances of the season in the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.

Shane Lowry was not a happy man after his missed cut at the US Open, and the first casualty of his results crisis is caddie Darren Reynolds.

Shane Lowry is just four shots off the lead in RBC Canadian Open.

Shane Lowry produced two sparks of brilliance on his back nine to keep debutant Ben James in his sights at the RBC Canadian Open.

Rory McIlroy saw positive signs but headed back to London last night, insisting he still has work to do to be ready for the US Open at Shinnecock Hills.

Séamus Power was pleased to see green shoots in his game and earn some valuable FedExCup points with a top 30 finish in the CJ Cup Bryon Nelson in Dallas.

Seamus Power and Scottie Scheffler were three shots behind a red-hot Brooks Koepka after opening with 66s in the CJ Cup Byron Nelson.

Séamus Power will be hoping to start a summer surge and stop Scottie Scheffler in his tracks when he returns to action at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in Texas.