Monday 28 November 2022
Frenchman got off to a flying start at Green Eagle Golf Courses with a birdie on the first and hole-in-one on the second.
The Kent teenager is the first qualifier – male or female – to reach the final of a grand slam tournament.
The dual Flushing Meadows champion was made to work in the first set before cruising through the second.
The home favourite proved too good for Petra Kvitova in the Australian Open quarter-finals.
Lucas Bjerregaard enjoyed this moment at the 17th.
The Offaly native is competing in the Masters for the fourth time.
The Waterford native hit an inch-perfect eight iron during the third round of the Players Championship.
The win means Osaka reaches the No 1 ranking spot.
“I probably left it a little too long,” says the Aussie ace.
Jonas Bjorkman brought the house down with some tennis banter at SW19.
The German was declared bankrupt by a London court in June 2017 for failing to pay a long-standing debt.
It was the only ace of this year’s Masters.
Gary Jr was caddying for his grandfather at Augusta.
The Dane overcame Simona Halep in a three-set epic.
The Dane saved a couple of match points in Melbourne.
The Aussie star says he’s trapped.
Next up for world number one is a clash with colourful Italian 28th seed Fabio Fognini.
The Latvian is the first unseeded player to lift the Roland Garros title.
He consoled an injured opponent.
The ace was the highlight of a one-over par round for the Spaniard.
The Spaniard was given an almighty shock but survived.
An injury to Milos Raonic ensured Andy Murray takes over at the top of the rankings.
Imagine the state of McIlroy’s mentions since Barnes got to Rio.
Only Martina Navratilova’s Open era record of 306 is now ahead of her.
Will Wilcox strikes a blow for yellow golf balls everywhere.
Lowry aces the 16th to sign off from Augusta National in style.
And the world is in love.
A knee injury restricted Australian Open finalist and world number one Serena Williams to just over a set of tennis prior to Melbourne.
It’s nice to be nice.
Should wife Kim go into labour with their first child, Andy Murray will withdraw from the Australian Open regardless of timing.
The kid looks like one for the future.
It’s the first ace at the championship since 2012.
The Brazilian intends to honour his Rojiblancos contract, which runs for another 18 months.
Kim Sears was caught on camera during his win over Tomas Berdych in the Australian Open semi-final.
We look at some of the year’s best moments in tennis, including comebacks and break-ups.
Even by hole-in-one standards, this is pretty special.
The US Open ballgirl was left in tears.
