Marcus Fraser holds a two-stroke lead at the Australian PGA Championship following a second-round 65 but a host of big names, including Bubba Watson, Robert Allenby and Adam Scott, remain in contention at Coolum.

Greg Chalmers has won the Australian Open after holding his nerve to finish 13 under par at The Lakes in Sydney.

Luke Donald revelled in one of the best wins of his career yesterday after mounting a final-day surge to clinch the PGA Tour money list title by a whisker.

LUKE DONALD played arguably the greatest round of his life yesterday – and with it grabbed the PGA Tour money list title by a whisker.

Robert Allenby captured the Australian PGA Championship for a fourth time as he cruised to his second win in as many weeks by four shots from John Senden and Scott Strange.

American Troy Matteson will take a three-shot lead into the final round of the Frys.com Open after breaking a PGA Tour record with a second consecutive round of 61 on Saturday in Scottsdale, Arizona.

England’s Greg Owen carded a second-round 64 to lead by a shot in the clubhouse in the second round of the Frys.com Open in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Ian Poulter’s good form in the United States continued on the opening day of The Players Championship as he moved into contention at TPC Sawgrass, two shots off the first-round lead held by American Ben Crane.

Brian Gay strengthened his lead at the Verizon Heritage with a bogey-free third round four-under-par 67 at Harbour Town Golf Links in South Carolina.

Former Open champion Todd Hamilton moved to the top of the leaderboard at the Verizon Heritage today as overnight pacesetter Alex Cejka battled to stay in touch.

Germany’s Alex Cejka gave the Verizon Heritage field a low score to aim at as he took the early clubhouse lead at Harbour Town Golf Links.

Tom Pernice Jr will go into the final round of the AT&T National with a one-stroke lead after a one-under-par 69 helped him to a 10-under total tonight.

Tiger Woods will put his five-event winning streak on the line at the Arnold Palmer Invitational starting tomorrow.

John Daly’s career took another turn for the worse today when he was disqualified from playing at this week’s Bay Hill Invitational.

Tiger Woods will be in unfamiliar territory in the first round of the Accenture Match Play Championship – facing an opponent who hits the ball further.

Colin Montgomerie is not alone in thinking that this week’s Accenture world match play championship in Arizona is something of a lottery.

JB Holmes was delighted to overcome a poor start and produce a third round of 66 to open up a two-shot advantage at the FBR Open in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Colin Montgomerie, the record eight-time winner of Europe’s Order of Merit, did not hide his feelings today about the fact that Ernie Els is not in Spain this week to try to clinch his third money-list title.

Henrik Stenson was left alone to fly the European flag in the chase for the £1m (€1.45m) first prize in the HSBC World Match Play Championship at Wentworth.

The complete line-up of players for golf’s World Cup in China on November 22-25 has been announced.

The United States, led by a dominant Tiger Woods, had one hand on the Presidents Cup trophy after opening a seven-point lead today.

Tiger Woods and David Toms kept the United States’ Presidents Cup bid on track despite the best efforts of a spirited International team at Royal Montreal.

The United States swept the morning foursomes to open a commanding seven-point lead at the Presidents Cup.

The United States had a slight edge halfway through the opening-day foursomes matches at the Presidents Cup in Montreal.

Hunter Mahan captured his first PGA Tour victory on Sunday by winning the Travelers Championship in Connecticut after a sudden-death play-off.

Ernie Els proved he is still ready to compete with the very best, as he carded an impressive six-under-par 66 in the opening round at the Memorial tournament in Ohio yesterday, putting pressure on a leading pack of three.

Padraig Harrington’s victory in the Irish Open was not enough to take him back into the world’s top 10.

Tiger Woods was on the wrong end of a whitewash today in the annual match between the stars of the Isleworth and Lake Nona clubs in Orlando.

As if it is not hard enough for his rivals already, Tiger Woods now has Roger Federer helping him become an even better golfer.

Vijay Singh’s victory in the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill moves the former world number one up two places to seventh in the latest rankings.

IT’S becoming increasingly difficult to leave the word “choke” out of the sporting lexicon these days.

China’s Lian Wen-chong is up 40 spots to 78th following his win at the Singapore Masters while Padraig Harrington also climbed a place.

Mark Wilson and Anton Haig, 270th and 292nd in the world at the start of the year, are now 86th and 88th after winning the Honda Classic and Johnnie Walker Classic in play-offs.

Henrik Stenson is up from eighth to fifth in the world after his Accenture World Match Play victory – and that makes him the highest-placed Swede in the 21-year history of the rankings.

Justin Rose will meet South African Trevor Immelman in the quarter-finals of the Accenture Match Play Championship tomorrow after continuing his impressive form with victory over Charles Howell.

Justin Rose continued his fine form with an emphatic victory in the third round at the Accenture Match Play Championship .

Justin Rose had America’s Charles Howell on the ropes halfway through their third round clash at the Accenture Match Play Championship on today.

Justin Rose made a dream start to his third round encouter at the Accenture Match Play Championship on Friday by racing to an early lead.

Retief Goosen’s magnificent closing eagle putt to snatch the Qatar Masters has won him the European Tour’s Shot of the Month for January.

Accenture world match play champion Geoff Ogilvy admits “brains are sometimes not my best attribute” but has advised Tiger Woods’ opponents not to upset him in Tucson this week.

Retief Goosen’s birdie-eagle finish to win the Qatar Masters has earned the South African the European Tour’s Golfer of the Month award for January.

Retief Goosen produced a superb eagle on the 18th to leapfrog Nick O’Hern at the top of the leaderboard and capture the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters.

Retief Goosen, Richard Green and Nick O’Hern hold a slender lead at the top of a tightly-packed Commercialbank Qatar Masters leaderboard midway through the final round.

Retief Goosen and Richard Green remain top of the leaderboard at the end of the third round of the Commercialbank Qatar Masters but were joined by Nick O’Hern.