Shane Lowry plans to move his family to the US next year as he attempts to halt his worrying slide down the world rankings after two frustrating years on the PGA Tour.

Matt Kuchar will attempt to bounce back from his Open Championship heartache by claiming his first PGA Tour title since 2014 in the RBC Canadian Open.

Shane Lowry would be the first to admit that he’s been guilty of turning a drama into a crisis and making a simple game seem endlessly complicated.

So we have arrived at that point in the professional golf schedule that generated so much consternation months ago, even going back to 2015.

Brandt Snedeker hit a third-round 66 to take a one-shot lead into the final round of the RBC Canadian Open in Ontario.

World number one Jason Day hopes a return to sunny weather, and the scene of past glory, can help him put his Open disappointment aside.

Intriguing personality, this Aussie Jason Day.

Shane Lowry let slip a lofty position in bogeying his closing two holes on the opening day of the WGC–Bridgestone Invitational in Akron, Ohio.

Open Championship hero Paul Dunne will attract much of the attention at Royal Portrush in two weeks as Ireland bid to defend their Home Internationals title on home soil.

It’s easy to write off a player like Graeme McDowell following his stuttering start to 2015.

After recently reluctantly agreeing to be photographed with the Claret Jug in France, Graeme McDowell will turn down a request to pose with the Rodman Wanamaker Trophy, the prize in capturing next week’s USPGA Championship.

American Brandt Snedeker believes a switch to renowned coach Butch Harmon has got his game back on track as he prepares to defend his RBC Canadian Open title.

While a limited playing schedule this season has him well outside of qualifying for the Ryder Cup, Graeme McDowell is quietly confident five events in the next six weeks will lift him into Paul McGinley’s team.

Irish golfer Graeme McDowell is taking part in a 15-week social media campaign to raise over €90,000 for the Children’s Medical & Research Foundation, the fundraising arm of Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin and the National Children’s Research Centre.

As European golf chiefs battle to retain sponsors and a healthy schedule their compatriots across the Atlantic are basking in the game’s high profile stateside.

Graeme McDowell set about making the most of this week’s ‘no halfway cut’ WGC–Bridgestone Invitational format ahead of next week’s PGA Championship at Oak Hill.

Brandt Snedeker collected his sixth PGA Tour title when he won the RBC Canadian Open by three shots after a nerveless final round of 70.

Hunter Mahan gave up the chance of a million-dollar pay day as he pulled out of the RBC Canadian Open when his wife went into labour.

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

Chad Campbell and Michael Thompson led at the half-way stage of the RBC Canadian Open as low scoring again proved difficult on a unyielding Shaughnessy G&CC course in Vancouver.

The PGA Tour’s hopes of completing both remaining rounds of the delayed RBC Canadian Open were again scuppered by the weather in Ontario.

The weather caused further chaos on day two of the RBC Canadian Open with heavy rain and lightning bringing an early end to proceedings and preventing any players from completing their second rounds at the Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville.