Oosthuizen one clear as Lowry seeks fast finish at Sandwich
Rory McIlroy's major drought will stretch to seven years today, but Louis Oosthuizen will have a chance to put a year of Major pain behind him after digging deep down the stretch to take a one-stroke lead into the final round of The Open at Royal St George's.

McIlroy stalking his second US Open: "I am going to have to fight for it a little more than I did 10 years ago"
Rory McIlroy insists he will have to “fight” today if he’s to end his seven-year wait for his fifth Major after he fired a four-under 67 to go into the final day of the US Open just two strokes off the lead at Torrey Pines.

Lowry and Harrington lurking at Kiawah as erratic McIlroy slips eight behind
Rory McIlroy was left wondering what might have been after he bogeyed his last three holes and produced another disastrous showing on the par-fives to slip eight shots behind halfway leaders Phil Mickelson and Louis Oosthuizen in the PGA Championship at Kiawah Island.

Harrington putts his way back into Top 50
Louis Oosthuizen moved to a career high of world No 4 thanks to his win in the 2012 Volvo Golf Champions. Picture courtesy of Getty ImagesPadraig Harrington roared back into the world’s Top-50 after an 18-month absence but is was his putting that pleased him most as he captured fourth place in the Volvo Golf Champions.McIlroy No 1 as Manassero triumphs in Singapore
Matteo Manassero kisses the Singapore Open trophy. Picture by Getty ImagesRory McIlroy finished third to clinch the Race to Dubai title as Matteo Manassero defied heat, humidity and fatigue to win the Barclays Singapore Open after a play-off with South Africa’s Louis Oosthuizen.McIlroy delivers Boston win to top FedEx race
Rory McIlroy captured his fifth PGA Tour win and his third of the season with a one-stroke victory in the Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston. He’s also top of the FedEx Cup standings.Rory McIlroy survived a late scare to win the Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston and move into pole position to snatch the $10m FedEx Cup bonus.Consistency is Hoey's bugbear
Fore left! Michael Hoey on the 16th tee during the opening round of the Maybank Malaysian Open at Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club, Malaysia. Photo Jenny Matthews/www.golffile.ieThe word “erratic” doesn’t apply when trying to describe Michael Hoey, winner of three European Tour events in the last 10 months.
Students of chaos theory would have a field day analysing the Belfast man’s form, which took another wild turn in Malaysia yesterday in his first outing since his victory in last month’s Trophee Hassan II.
















