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McDowell earns Colsaerts revenge

Graeme McDowell finally got the better of Nicolas Colsaerts in the Volvo World Match Play Championship, despite a remarkable escape from an unsavoury hazard by the defending champion.Read

Defeats for Colsaerts and Poulter

Defending champion Nicolas Colsaerts and former winner Ian Poulter face a battle to remain in the Volvo World Match Play Championship after losing their opening group games in Bulgaria.Read

Westwood suffers Sawgrass setback

Lee Westwood went from flawless to feeling foolish as his chances of winning the prestigious Players Championship suffered two massive blows before bad weather suspended play in the third round at Sawgrass.Read

Castro on top as McIlroy finds form

World number 267 Roberto Castro was the surprise leader after the first round of the prestigious Players Championship, but the top two players in the rankings were ominously poised at Sawgrass.Read

Scott grateful to Presidents Cup

It may always play second fiddle to the Ryder Cup, but Masters champion Adam Scott has revealed the pivotal role the Presidents Cup has played in his career.Read

Scott grateful to President's Cup

It may always play second fiddle to the Ryder Cup, but Masters champion Adam Scott has revealed the pivotal role the Presidents Cup has played in his career.Read

Dream start for Lynn

England's David Lynn was today enjoying a dream Masters debut as the daunting opening hole at Augusta National threatened to derail the chances of some more famous names.Read

Refreshed Lawrie raring to go

Paul Lawrie is hoping a lengthy break and a quick session with a top sports psychologist was just what the doctor ordered ahead of the 77th Masters tournament at Augusta.Read

Poulter rates Masters chances

Ian Poulter is never one to mince his words, so when it comes to the prospects of winning a major championship it is no different.Read

McIlroy precariously placed

A late run of form from Rory McIlroy ensured that he closed his second round at the Houston Open temporarily safe from the cut, but that could still change by the end of the day.Read

Azinger backs Watson decision

The last captain to inspire the United States to victory in the Ryder Cup has endorsed Tom Watson's decision to change the qualifying system for next year's contest at Gleneagles.Read

Watson opts for three wild cards

United States Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson admitted there was little "method in his madness" after reducing his number of wild-card picks for next year's contest at Gleneagles from four to three.Read

Ennis willing to pay to keep Minichiello

Jessica Ennis insists she has no intention of switching from her coach Toni Minichiello, indicating she is willing to provide him with financial support "if that is what it comes down to".Read

Ennis earns Laureus award

Jessica Ennis was named Laureus World Sportswoman of the Year, with fellow Britons Andy Murray and Sebastian Coe also picking up awards at a star-studded ceremony in Rio de Janeiro.Read

Woods rues missed putts

Tiger Woods admitted it could have been better but will still hold a four-stroke lead over Graeme McDowell going into the final round of the WGC-Cadillac Championship after a third round of 67.Read

McIlroy struggles as McDowell prospers

All eyes had been on Rory McIlroy in the first round of the WGC-Cadillac Championship, but it was another Northern Irishman who claimed a share of the lead in the £5.8million event in Miami.Read

McIlroy faces questions over withdrawal

Rory McIlroy will face the media on Wednesday for the first time since his shock withdrawal from the Honda Classic last week.Read

McIlray faces questions over withdrawal