PÁDRAIG HARRINGTON will tee it up with Tiger Woods and Davis Love III in the first two rounds of next week’s US PGA at Atlanta Athletic Club.

Sean O’Hair claimed victory in the RBC Canadian Open after beating Kris Blanks at the first play-off hole.

CHARL SCHWARTZEL emerged triumphant at the Masters last night at the end of a thrilling final day at Augusta National that saw Rory McIlroy's hopes of a fabled Green Jacket disappear in heartbreaking fashion.

An astonishing European Tour record-equalling round of 60 has put England’s Kenneth Ferrie just one behind Scotland’s Paul Lawrie with a day to go at the Andalucian Open in Malaga.

Australian star Geoff Ogilvy has pulled out of this week’s Barclays Scottish Open – the event he calls “my second national Open” – to concentrate on St Andrews.

Denmark's Soren Kjeldsen made a strong start in California as he moved to the top of the leaderboard on the first morning of the 110th US Open.

Tiger Woods missed only the sixth cut of his professional career last night and admitted he would spend the weekend watching “how real players play golf”.

PÁDRAIG HARRINGTON wasn’t punching holes in any walls or smashing any clubs – not even the offending six iron he used to rack up that horrific eight on the shortest par three at Hazeltine National.

Lee Westwood will go head-to-head with Tiger Woods in the first two rounds of The Open at Turnberry on Thursday and Friday – just as he did on the final day of the US Open last year.

World number five Geoff Ogilvy is hoping to again fly under the radar at next week’s US Open at Bethpage Black in New York.

AFTER what happened at Augusta in April everybody in golf was looking forward to the coming US Open on New York’s Long Island.

Geoff Ogilvy took a firm grip on the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship final today with a healthy lead over Paul Casey.

Tim Wilkinson and Peter Wilson share the lead after a first day of the Australian PGA Championship curtailed by lightening.

Tiger Woods produced a superb finish to his third round on Saturday to take the lead of the US Open ahead of Lee Westwood.

Roger Federer admitted he was relieved to have got his first-round match out of the way as his quest for a first French Open title got under way yesterday.

THIRD seed Jelena Jankovic was keen to distance herself from the favourite’s tag after kicking off her French Open campaign with a laboured first-round victory on a rain-affected day in Paris yesterday.

Justin Rose nearly won The Masters a year ago and now he feels his is fit and ready enough to finish the job this time around.

Tiger Woods bogeyed the final hole to fall two strokes off the lead but he remained very much the man to beat after the opening round of the CA Championship today.

Serbian Novak Djokovic may have celebrated his first grand slam title in Melbourne yesterday but he is adamant Roger Federer is far from finished.

If Serbia’s rising star Novak Djokovic is feeling the pressure of being tagged the next big thing in men’s tennis he certainly was not showing it as he produced a devastating first-round performance at the 2008 Australian Open at Melbourne Park today.

World number three Jelena Jankovic had to overcome injury, a dogged opponent and even an errant driver to reach the second round of the Australian Open after an extraordinary first-round escape at Melbourne Park.

Former European Open champion Kenneth Ferrie starts his new career on the US Tour in Hawaii tomorrow – and does so alongside an American who, for a very different reason, is just as excited to be at the Sony Open.

KJ Choi leads the way at the halfway stage in the Barclays Classic in Harrison, New York after shooting a five-under-par 66.

Tiger Woods came within a fraction of making history but still did more than enough to take command of the US PGA Championship.

Graeme Storm stole Tiger Woods and John Daly’s thunder in the first round of the US PGA Championship.

Paul McGinley today hailed Padraig Harrington’s Open victory as vital in breaking down the barriers to more European success in the majors.

MARIA SHARAPOVA feels something special is “missing” from Wimbledon this year, but has every intention of gracing Centre Court again on finals day.