Harrington tied for 24th as he heads into final round at Bermuda
Ireland’s Seamus Power shot a three under round today to move up to 36th at the PGA tour event.
Ireland’s Seamus Power shot a three under round today to move up to 36th at the PGA tour event.
Americans Wyndham Clark and Ryan Armour share the lead.
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The world number 62 fired a final-round three-under par 69 to win on her birthday.
World number three Thomas and world number two Rahm are locked in battle at the top.
Meadow carded a round of 70 to climb the leaderboard at the LPGA Drive On Championship, while Maguire enjoyed a strong showing on the back nine.
A better day for Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods in Califronia.
Four-time major winner McIlroy snapped a club in frustration on his way to a disappointing 73, while Woods struggled to a woeful 76.
The GUI and ILGU say they have sought clarity over whether driving ranges and practice facilities can remain open for exempted activities.
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Rory McIlroy is still in action at the CJ Cup, while Padraig Harrington finished tied for 14th in Scotland.
Ulsterman closes in on leaders after a superb third round in Las Vegas on the PGA tour.
England’s Matt Wallace is leading the way, six shots ahead of fifth-placed Caldwell.
Matt Wallace is in the lead heading into the weekend at St Andrew’s.
Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy both left to rue disappointing finishes in Las Vegas.
Europe’s Ryder Cup captain is in a tie for fourth.
World number one golfer ‘very disappointed’ to miss Vegas tournament.
The 27-year-old recorded the lowest final round in the tournament’s history.
The English golfer will now break into the top 10 of the rankings for the first time, while Lowry finished tied for 13th.
South Korea’s Kim stretches her lead to two strokes after today’s third round.
The Irishman is now four shots behind Hatton, who defended his decision to wear a hoodie during his round.
Fitzpatrick’s assessment of DeChambeau’s approach is a compliment, the US Open champion has insisted.
The Cavan woman carded a 69 at Aronimink, where South Korea’s Kim Sei-young holds a slender lead.
The Open champion and Matt Fitzpatrick are both three shots ahead of France’s Victor Perez.
Maguire is back out on course at 6.34pm on Friday.
The Offaly man is just one shot off the pace after carding a 67 today at the BMW PGA Championship.
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The Spaniard dedicated the victory to his father, who has lost two brothers to Covid-19.
Mel Reid leads by a single shot ahead of the final day in New Jersey.
Jonathan Caldwell at +8 was the highest finisher from Ireland.
The Cork amateur remains the best of the Irish, but today’s 73 puts him over par.
The Dubliner slipped the wrong side of the projected cut after a bogey on the 18th hole.
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The 30-year-old will now self-isolate for 14 days while his playing partners continue to play.
Europe’s Ryder Cup captain is six shots off the early pace after an opening day 71.
The Open champion will face a battle to make the cut tomorrow, while his amateur equivalent made a storming start at Galgorm Castle.
DeChambeau solved the Winged Foot equation as he won by six shots from Matthew Wolff.
The Northern Irishman carded a 68 on day three at Winged Foot.
Winged Foot is belatedly justifying its fearsome reputation on the second day’s play.