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Spieth, U.S. rally to keep slim Presidents lead

Langer leads SAS Championship after 7-under 65

Perry leads SAS Championship after 4-under 68

Branden Grace delivered two big shots in gathering darkness Saturday that kept the International team within one point of the Americans going into a final day at the Presidents Cup that finally has some drama. …

Kenny Perry shot a 4-under 68 in the rain Saturday to take a one-stroke lead after two rounds in the Champions Tour's SAS Championship. …

Kenny Perry shot a 4-under 68 in the rain Saturday to take a one-stroke lead after two rounds in the Champions Tour's SAS Championship.

England's Matthew Fitzpatrick shot a 3-under 68 Saturday to maintain his place atop the British Masters leaderboard after the third round, but was joined in the lead by Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat. …

Sobel: Presidents Cup compelling by narrowest of margins

Fitzpatrick remains tied for British Masters lead

Matthew Fitzpatrick kept up his hopes of becoming the youngest-ever winner of the British Masters when the 21-year-old ended the third round in a tie for the lead with burly Thai Kiradech Aphibarnrat on Saturday.

England's Matthew Fitzpatrick shot a 3-under 68 Saturday to maintain his place atop the British Masters leaderboard after the third round, but was joined in the lead by Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat.

Donald close to ending drought at British Masters

Kiradech Aphibarnrat hopes to replicate his form from the opening three rounds at the British Masters as he aims to clinch the title at Woburn on Sunday.

Luke Donald provided the perfect response to caddie John McLaren's decision to sack his golfer when the former world number one shot the joint second lowest round of the week at the British Masters on Saturday.

Ewen Murray has been reflecting on the success of Sky's innovative coverage of the British Masters at Woburn, and he has no doubts that the tournament will once again become the pride of the European Tour.

Luke Donald said he has played his way into a "great position" ahead of the final round of the British Masters after a flawless six-under-par 65 on Saturday.

Chief executive Keith Pelley insists the decision to allow Rory McIlroy to compete in the Final Series has not created a dangerous precedent for the European Tour.

The European Tour did not set a dangerous precedent by allowing Rory McIlroy to compete in the Final Series even though he has failed to play the minimum number of 2014-15 events, its chief executive said.

Whether it was the South African juggernaut of Branden Grace and Louis Oosthuizen, the inspired play of Bae Sang-moon in front of his home crowd or a format change that reduced the number of matches, the Presidents Cup i...

The head-to-head showdown golf fans had been calling for between the top two players in the world, Jordan Spieth and Jason Day, failed to materialise at the Presidents Cup as team tactics took precedence ahead of the all...

In part two of our series on how professionals fell in love with golf, we asked a number of players at the British Masters to tell us who inspired them most.

U.S. clings to 1-point Presidents Cup lead