Gregory Bourdy

Paul Dunne enjoys another solid round in China

Bernd Wiesberger continues excellent form to lead by three at Shenzhen International

Paul Dunne fights back to start strongly in China

The Greystones man sits inside the top 20 after round one, four shots behind the lead

Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson lead battle for gold medal

Pádraig Harrington moves into share of seventh position as Séamus Power slips back

Shane Lowry takes the rough with the smooth

Despite calling penalty on himself, Lowry remains in the thick of things

Pádraig Harrington misses out on US Open after bogey-bogey finish

Paul Dunne and Peter Lawrie also miss out at Walton Heath

Hennie Otto sets an impressive pace at China Open

Damien McGrane and Michael Hoey both well off the pace after opening round

Paul Lawrie rolls back the years to storm into Qatar Masters lead

1999 and 2012 winner leads by two shots in Doha after a second round 66

Charl Schwartzel wins Alfred Dunhill Championship

Former US Masters champion cards final round of 70 to finish ahead of Bourdy

Chris Wood’s final round show sees him win Lyoness Open

Englishman cards 67 as overnight leader Gregory Bourdy crumbles in Austria

Early Bourdy gets the worm as French star stretches lead to four

Five birdies in opening nine holes helps extend lead in Austria

Bogey-free Bourdy leads the way at Lyoness Open in Austria

Ireland’s Peter Lawrie three shots off the pace after opening 68

Dredge takes over at the top in Czech Masters

Jamie Donaldson still in the hunt for Ryder Cup slot, Kevin Phelan best of the Irish on two under

McIlroy takes to the course in British Open

Play underway in third round with McIlroy being chased by Dustin Johnson

Guthrie joined at the top by Cabrero-Bello in Shanghai

McIlroy and Harrington six off the lead at Lake Malaren

Molinari the man again as Europe end long wait for Seve Trophy

Italian sinks the winning putt to claim title for first time in 13 years

Lynn sinks vital putt to level matters at Seve Trophy ahead of singles

Great Britain and Ireland win three of the afternoon foursomes matches in Paris

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