Ireland’s David Higgins and Wang Ter-chang, of Taiwan, hold the clubhouse lead after six under par rounds of 66 on the first morning of the Enjoy Jakarta HSBC Indonesian Open.

The highest halfway cut on the European tour this year enabled Ryder Cup trio Paul McGinley, Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter to survive by the skin of their teeth today.

Sweden’s Christopher Hanell today won the Madeira Island Open after Australia’s Brad Kennedy twice cruelly fell victim to the 18th.

Australia’s Brad Kennedy holds a three-shot lead at the end of the third day of the severely-disrupted Madeira Island Open.

A late stumble from long-time leader Brad Kennedy gave England’s Jamie Spence the lead midway through the delayed second round of the Madeira Island Open.

Australia’s Brad Kennedy carded a brilliant 62 to take a four-shot lead after the delayed first round of the Madeira Island Open.

THONGCHAI JAIDEE may have no problem jumping out of aeroplanes and waving around machine guns but he admitted to never having felt as nervous as he did in the closing stages of his historic victory at the Carlsberg Malaysian Open yesterday.

Thongchai Jaidee continued his sensational run of form with a two-shot victory at the Carlsberg Malaysian Open today to become the first Thai to win a tournament on the European Tour.

Thailand’s Thongchai Jaidee continued his sensational form to set the first victory target at the Carlsberg Malaysian Open with a final round of 68, including a magnificent hole-in-one.

Denmark’s Soren Kjeldsen burst into a massive six-stroke lead with a spectacular front nine 31 in the Diageo Championship at Gleneagles today.

Former Ryder Cup star Paul Broadhurst is back challenging for a European tour title seven months after fearing for his career.

After taking nine at one hole yesterday Scotland’s Gary Orr was back in the hunt for the Diageo Championship at Gleneagles today while Denmark's Soren Kjeldsen leads.

IAN POULTER, first and second on his last two starts, was among those who suffered worst on the toughest day of the European tour season so far.

INDIA'S Arjun Atwal held off European number one Retief Goosen and an imminent thunderstorm to claim his second European tour title in the Carlsberg Malaysian Open.

India’s Arjun Atwal held off the challenge of European number one Retief Goosen to claim his second European tour title in the Malaysian Open.