Irish Open champion Shane Lowry carded a bogey-free seven-under-par second round 65 to join Sergio Garcia and Peter Hanson in a share of a one-stroke lead at the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship today.

Ireland's Damien McGrane shared the lead at the South African Open at Pearl Valley today, sitting at three under alongside Argentinian Ariel Canete.

Steven Jeppesen shares the lead with Trevor Fisher Jnr after the pair carded opening-round eight-under-par 63s at the Joburg Open today.

Fourteen years after he first started trying to qualify for the Open Championship, England’s Phillip Archer has finally made it.

Graeme McDowell finished with a double-bogey six to lose the outright lead at the Ballantine’s Championship in South Korea.

South African Mark Murless was the early pacesetter at the Joburg Open today heading a quartet of players by two shots after completing his round at the Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club.

Darren Clarke will look to get his year off to a positive start at the Joburg Open tomorrow – even though he is on a different continent to where he expected to be.

Ireland’s Paul McGinley is tied for second place at the Scottish Open.

A late flurry from Argentina’s Ariel Canete was enough to seal victory in the inaugural Joburg Open.

South Africa‘s Andrew McLardy surged into the early lead at the Joburg Open as the fourth round got under way at the Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Club.

Argentina’s Ariel Canete leads the Joburg Open by one shot after the rain-interrupted completion of the third round at Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf club this morning.

Argentina’s Ariel Canete was top of the third round leaderboard at the Joburg Open when play was suspended at due to lightning in the early afternoon.

South African trio Hennie Otto, James Kingston and Jakobus Roos ensured local dominance on the leaderboard after the second round of the Joburg Open.

Munster’s Heineken Cup victory over Biarritz cost Darren Clarke a share of the lead going into the final round of the Nissan Irish Open.

David Howell maintained the red-hot pace at the top of the TCL Classic leaderboard as a 63 moved him to 17-under-par 127 after two rounds.

Ireland's Stephen Browne made a blistering start to the TCL Classic iin China with a first-round 65 to lie just thee shots off the pace .

Champion Paul Casey hit an impressive opening round of 65 to begin his defence of the TCL Classic but was still three shots off the lead after a morning of low scoring at the Yalong Bay Golf Club.

Englishman Paul Casey was the early clubhouse leader on the first day of the TCL Classic in China.