Scheffler takes lead at Hero World Challenge
Defending champion Scottie Scheffler holds a two-shot lead after the second round of the Hero World Challenge following a bogey-free eight-under par total on Friday.
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Young takes two-shot lead at Hero World Challenge
American Cameron Young leads by two shots after the opening round at the Hero World Challenge, hosted by Tiger Woods in the Bahamas.
‘US Ryder Cup players should get $5m and donate to charity’
Tiger Woods suggests that each American player in the Ryder Cup should receive $5m (£3.9m) and give that money to charity.
LPGA updates policy on transgender women golfers
An LPGA policy change means transgender women who have gone through male puberty will not be allowed to compete on leading women’s golf tours from next year.
Johnston and Shin claim Australian Open titles
American rookie Ryggs Johnston and former world number one Shin Ji-yai win the men’s and women’s Australian Open titles.
‘Disappointed’ Woods to miss Hero World Challenge
Tiger Woods says he is “disappointed” that he will miss next month’s Hero World Challenge in Albany, the Bahamas.
‘Thompson justifiably angry at low-key finish’
A depressing revamp of the LPGA Tour’s season-ending tournament resulted in an inappropriately low-key finish for Lexi Thompson, writes Iain Carter.
Thitikul beats Yin in dramatic finish to LPGA finale
Thailand’s Jeeno Thitikul hits an eagle and birdie on the final two holes to take a dramatic victory in the CME Group Tour Championship.
‘Dream come true’ as Smylie holds off Smith
Elvis Smylie holds off Cameron Smith down the back nine to win the Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane on Sunday.
England’s Hull four shots off lead at LPGA finale
England’s Charley Hull cards a second consecutive 66 to move four shots behind the leaders going into the final round of the CME Group Tour Championship.