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For the third week running, New Zealand golfer Michael Campbell has put himself in position to end a three-year winless drought after he carded a two-under par 70 on day two of the Alfred Dunhill Links ...

NO SCOT has endured more golfing woe since claiming the prestigious PGA Championship title at Wentworth four years ago than Scott Drummond.

Golf: While Europe and America's Ryder Cup stars will battle it out across the Valhalla fairways and greens this weekend, Swindon golfer David Howell believes the fate of this year's competition will be ...

David Howell believes missing out on the Ryder Cup team will make him more determined to play in two years' time.

Portugal may not have a player in this year's Ryder Cup - but many of Europe's top golfers own property there.

Camillo Villegas of Colombia reads the green during the third round of the Deutsche Bank Championship golf tournament in Norton, Massachusetts, on Sunday.

A 3-under-par 70 in Sunday's final round was good enough to make Gregory Havret a winner at the Johnnie Walker Championship in Auchterarder, Scotland.

GLENEAGLES, Scotland - ' Gregory Havret shot a 3-under 70 on Sunday for a one-stroke victory in the Johnnie Walker Championship and Oliver Wilson finished 10th to clinch Europe's 10th and final automatic Ryder ...

Gregory Havret birdied the last hole for a 4-under 69 Saturday to take a one-stroke lead over Anthony Wall after the third round of the Johnnie Walker Championship.

For a second week in succession New Zealand golfer Michael Campbell is in contention to end a near three-year winless drought.

Mark it down. 2008 just might be the year the United States doesn't get waxed in the Ryder Cup.

There were two certainties as we began our build up to the final major of the year.

Chris Wood, the 20-year-old amateur from Bristol who finished joint fifth at the Open eight days ago, has decided to turn professional.

BRISTOL golfer Chris Wood, the amateur star at this year's Open championship, is to turn professional next week.

Paddy has a pair Harrington repeats for second Open championship; Norman falters in final round, ties for third place By DOUG FERGUSON The Associated Press Mon.

On another blustery day alongside the Irish Sea, Greg Norman tried to clinch a win for the ages.

The 53-year-old Aussie took a two-stroke lead into the final round Sunday of the British Open, seeking to become the oldest major champion in golf history. Wearing a black cap and sweater, he teed off in the final group with defending champion Padraig Harrington, who is only two strokes back.

Both used irons and landed in the fairway at the challenging first hole.

Now a part-time player, Norman had not taken a lead into the last round of a major since the 1996 Masters, where his epic collapse cleared the way for Nick Faldo to claim the green jacket. The Shark was at 2-over 212, while Harrington was tied for second with 36-hole leader K.J. Choi at 214.

When David Howell started the final round of the Open Championship at 8.30 yesterday morning, the former PGA champion was already 15 over par for the week and tied for a distant 64th in the 83-man field left by ...

Golf: David Howell produced his best-ever Major finish with a stunning final round of 67 at Royal Birkdale on Sunday to claim tied seventh at the Open.

Britain's David Howell kept his slim Ryder Cup hopes alive with a rousing finish at the Open yesterday.

'I'd just three-putted eight and nine and I said to my caddie kind of tongue-in-cheek, 'What are we doing here?'' Richard Aikman Sunday July 20, 2008 David Howell chips out of a bunker on the seventh hole.