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Ernie Els managed his lowest score for seven months at the BMW International Open in Munich, taking the clubhouse lead in the process.

Leishman, who earned his first title on the PGA Tour, finished the tournament at 14-under-par 266. The Australian had twice finished as the runner-up, and tied for third at the Byron Nelson Championship that May.

Inbee Park took a week of rest and relaxation after her last tournament. She earned it.

Ernie Els shot a 9-under 63, making an eagle and seven birdies, on Thursday to hold the clubhouse lead in the opening round of the BMW International Open.

Inbee Park took a week of rest and relaxation after her last tournament. She earned it.

Ernie Els shot a 9-under 63, making an eagle and seven birdies, on Thursday to hold the clubhouse lead in the opening round of the BMW International Open.

On Wednesday, three days after he had conquered Merion and three years after TPC River Highlands had conquered him, Justin Rose settled into his chair and revisited his moment at the 113th U.S. Open.

Charley Hoffman couldn't help but think about last year as he stood on the 17th tee Thursday at the Travelers Championship.

Ernie Els leads by one after an opening nine-under 63 at the BMW International Open in Munich.

Ernie Els continued his impressive play on Thursday and grabbed the first-round lead at the BMW International Open with a 9-under-par 63.

The European Tour has revealed the Nedbank Golf Challenge will now be part of the 2014 Race to Dubai.

Adam Scott has boosted golf in his homeland by confirming his entry for this year's Australian Open.

Justin Rose describes last year's Ryder Cup experience as being 'a stepping stone' towards claiming his maiden major title in Pennsylvania last week.

Masters champion Adam Scott has entered November's Australian Open at Royal Sydney, meaning he'll play at least three times in four weeks Down Under - and possibly all four.

Masters champion Adam Scott has entered November's Australian Open at Royal Sydney, meaning he'll play at least three times in four weeks Down Under -- and possibly all four.

Tiger Woods said that soreness in his left elbow would keep him out of the AT&T National at Congressional next week, and that he would not compete until the British Open next month.

Big names here for senior circuit's returnHale Irwin has won 45 Champions Tour events since turning 50. Bernhard Langer looks fit enough to do a dozen crunches in the time it takes you to change your mind.