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Stenson dazzles at Sun City
Swede Henrik Stenson surged into a five-shot lead after the first round of the Nedbank Golf Challenge.
T-storms hit Australian PGA
Thunderstorms forced the Cadbury Schweppes Australian PGA Championship to be suspended midway through the opening round.
Australian PGA - collated scores
Collated scores from the Cadbury Schweppes Australian PGA Championship.
Seve out of intensive care
Severiano Ballesteros has left intensive care in Madrid after the operation performed on Tuesday.
Els enjoying life Stateside
Ernie Els admits his decision to swap England for America has paid dividends in terms of his end of year practice schedule.
Allenby - I'm doing it for Mum
Robert Allenby goes in search of a fourth Australian PGA title, hoping to be able to dedicate victory to his terminally ill mother.
Immelman eyes home comforts
Trevor Immelman makes his first appearance on home soil since his Masters win when he defends his Nedbank Challenge crown.
Seve has fourth brain op
Seve Ballesteros is back in intensive care after undergoing a fourth brain operation.
Nedbank run ends for Els
For the first time since 1991, South Africa's favourite golfing son, Ernie Els, will not be teeing-up in the Nedbank Challenge.
Scott wiped out of Aussie PGA
Adam Scott has been forced to pull out of this week's Australian PGA Championship after sustaining a freak surfing injury.
Stenson - Experience the key
Henrik Stenson felt the experience gained by partnering Robert Karlsson at the Ryder Cup proved crucial in Sweden's World Cup win.
Swedes land World Cup
Sweden's Robert Karlsson and Henrik Stenson produced a sparkling final round to land the World Cup of Golf by three strokes in China.
Pampling Masters play-off
Rod Pampling won the Australian Masters for the first time after beating Marcus Fraser in a play-off at Huntingdale.
Poulter bemoans poor start
Ian Poulter felt like a golden opportunity was squandered at the Omega Mission Hills World Cup on Sunday.
World Cup collated scores
Scores from the Mission Hills World Cup at Mission Hills Golf Club, Shenzhen, China.
Australian Masters collated scores
Scores from the European Tour Australian Masters, Huntingdale GC, Melbourne, Australia.
Albatross helps Allenby
Robert Allenby hit just the third albatross in 20 years on the Australian Tour to grab a share of the lead at Huntingdale.
Aussies share World Cup lead
A birdie from Brendon Jones on the 18th hole gave Australia a share of the lead with Spain after day three of the World Cup.
Clark one stroke clear
A second-round 70 from Tim Clark enabled the South African to retain the lead after round two of the Australian Masters.
Sensational Spain take lead
Spain hold a four-stroke lead at the World Cup of Golf after Miguel Angel Jimenez and Pablo Larrazabal combined for nine-under-par 63.
Germans lead way in China
Germany lead after day one of the Mission Hills World Cup with Martin Kaymer and Alex Cejka shooting 62 in the fourball format.
Clark, Hend ride out storm
Scott Hend and Tim Clark share the clubhouse lead after a first round of the Australian Masters that was buffeted by bad weather.
Daly in action Down Under
John Daly makes his first appearance in Australia for six years this week as he tees it up in the Australian Masters.
Monty - No play-off, please!
Defending champion Colin Montgomerie is desperate to avoid playing extra holes for a third year in a row at this week's World Cup.
Poults eyes World Cup glory
Ian Poulter feels that he and Ross Fisher are capable of ending England's four-year wait for success at the World Cup.
