Unheralded left-hander Adam Bland will carry a three-shot lead into the final round of the 2010 JBWere Masters after completing a one-under 70 in extreme conditions on Saturday at Victoria Golf Club in Melbourne.

English duo Brian Davis and Greg Owen hold a share of the overnight lead at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans after play was suspended for the day due to lightning and heavy rain at TPC Louisiana.

Brian Davis and Greg Owen moved into a share of the lead as the second round of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans was delayed due to lightning at TPC Louisiana today.

Adam Scott survived a late scare to claim the Stonehaven Cup by five shots against Stuart Appleby after a tense final round at the Australian Open at NSW Golf Club.

Paul Goydos stormed into the lead at TPC River Highlands as bad weather once again delayed play at the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.

Play has been suspended on day two of the Australian Open at Royal Sydney after heavy rain rendered the Rose Bay layout unplayable.

Englishman Justin Rose captured his first European Tour victory in four years by winning the co-sanctioned MasterCard Australian Masters in Huntingdale.

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.

Ireland's Peter Lawrie is tied for third spot in the Asian Open in Shanghai, two shots behind leader Henrik Stenson.

ERNIE ELS abandoned the search for the perfect round and just went for it in the Middle East yesterday.

After an eventful start to the Dubai Desert Classic Sandy Lyle spoke today about the disappointment of missing out on the Ryder Cup captaincy again.

GRAEME McDOWELL is travelling across the Pacific Ocean to California for a first serious assault on the US Tour.

Australia’s Craig Parry today defeated compatriot Nick O’Hern in a thrilling play-off to win the Heineken Classic in Melbourne.

Ernie Els kept his hopes of a record-equalling fourth straight Heineken Classic alive today as Colin Montgomerie crashed out of contention.

CORK-BORN Jackie Cott has been living the dream of many golfers this week by caddying for Greg Norman at the Heineken Melbourne Open.

Ernie Els moved back into contention after the second round of the Heineken Classic as a rejuvenated Colin Montgomerie claimed a share of the lead.

A rejuvenated Colin Montgomerie today carded a flawless 65 to claim a share of the clubhouse lead in the second round of the €633,000 Heineken Classic.