Yin holds two-shot lead midway through LPGA finale
American Angel Yin holds a two-shot lead after firing a three-under-par 69 in her second round of the CME Group Tour Championship in Florida.
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Departing R&A chief ‘proud of Open’ but urges men’s pro golf to ‘sort itself out’
Martin Slumbers is proud of his achievements at the R&A but says stability is needed for the game to push on, writes Iain Carter.
Harman thanks friend after son saved from drowning
Brian Harman thanks a family friend who is in a coma after his six-year-old son was saved from drowning.
An leads race for $4m prize in LPGA season finale
South Korea’s Na-Rin An holds a one-shot lead after the opening round of the CME Group Tour Championship in Florida.
Hatton makes GB&I side for Ryder Cup-style event
Tyrrell Hatton is named in the Great Britain and Ireland team to face Continental Europe in the 2025 Team Cup in Abu Dhabi.
Garcia set to rejoin DP World Tour to aid Ryder Cup bid
Sergio Garcia is set to rejoin the DP World Tour for the 2025 season as he seeks to play at next year’s Ryder Cup.
‘Everything’s worked out the way it was supposed to’
Rory McIlroy’s tumultuous 2024 ends on the best possible note with a victory that should serve him well in his quest to end a decade-long barren run in the majors, writes Iain Carter.
Birdie blitz helps Korda overhaul Hull to win Annika title
American Nelly Korda shoots five birdies in a row late on to get past Charley Hull for her third LPGA Annika title.
McIlroy wins DP World Tour finale & Race to Dubai
Rory McIlroy holds off Denmark’s Rasmus Hojgaard to win the season-ending DP World Tour Championship and clinch his sixth Race to Dubai title.
McIlroy cherishes ‘very meaningful’ finish to 2024
After what he admits was the most emotionally draining season of his career, Rory McIlroy still feels only those who had “career years” enjoyed more success than him in 2024.