Jeff Overton maintained a one-stroke clubhouse lead at the Turning Stone Championship on Friday as weather wreaked havoc at the Atunyote Golf Club.

Jeff Overton shot a five-under-par 67 to take a one-stroke lead after the opening round of the Turning Stone Championship in Verona, New York last night.

US Ryder Cup chief Paul Azinger is left to make four captain’s picks after the top eight players in the US Ryder Cup standings earned a spot on the team after the conclusion of the US PGA Championship on Sunday.

Trevor Immelman survived a late scare to win The Masters at Augusta National tonight, but less than four months ago he would have been happy just to play in it.

Paul Casey became a victim of the Rules of Golf as hopes of another European winner of the Masters faded fast at blustery Augusta today.

Phil Mickelson came out armed with a new putter for the final round of The Masters at a blustery Augusta today – but the fast start he was hoping for did not come.

Trevor Immelman was not just the leader but also the favourite going into the final round of the Masters at Augusta National today.

Tiger Woods put the heat on the leaders with a superb four-under-par 68 in The Masters at Augusta – but, helped by a huge stroke of luck, South African Trevor Immelman is two ahead with a round to play.

Joint first round leaders Trevor Immelman and Justin Rose went in opposite directions on their return to The Masters at the second day at Augusta National.

South African Trevor Immelman, his life given a new perspective when he was operated on for a benign tumour in December, threw down the gauntlet to the rest of the field in The Masters today.

Nick Watney fired a five-under-par 68 to take a one-shot lead after Thursday’s first round of the season-opening Mercedes-Benz Championship.

Steve Flesch held on to win the Turning Stone Resort Championship by two shots after carding a final round one-over-par 73 in Sunday's final round.

Steve Flesch fired a six-under-par 66 on Saturday to take a four-shot lead after yesterday's third round of the Turning Stone Resort Championship.

Steve Flesch fired a seven-under-par 65 yesterday to take a one-shot lead after the second round of the Turning Stone Resort Championship.

Jeff Gove and Chad Campbell are tied atop the leaderboard after the opening round of the Turning Stone Resort Championship.

Phil Mickelson and Kevin Sutherland reached 14 under par to share the lead after the third round of the £2.8m (€4.2m) AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

D.A Points carded an 8-under-par 64 at the TPC Summerlin course in the second round of the Frys.com Open on Friday to move to 14-under 129.

The lead at the Frys.Com Open in Las Vegas is jointly held by Bob Tway and Steve Flesch at eight under par.

Zach Johnson never looked back after an eagle at the first hole, jumping to a narrow lead after the third round of The International tournament in Colorado.

Swede Mathias Gronberg moved into contention for a first US Tour victory when he produced a third-round 65 at the Buick Championship in Cromwell, Connecticut, today.

Ben Curtis put a poor US Open behind him to grab the lead after the first round of the Booz Allen Classic in Maryland.

Bad weather suspended play in the Memorial tournament at Muirfield Village for the second day running today.

European Tour number one David Howell has already made his presence felt on his return to the American circuit.

Chris Couch chipped in from 26 feet on the 18th hole to preserve his lead and win the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

A last-hole double bogey sent Lee Westwood crashing off the leaderboard when the US Tour’s Zurich Classic began in the hurricane-battered city of New Orleans today.

Aaron Baddeley held off the challenge of Ryder Cup veteran Jim Furyk tonight to win the Verizon Heritage, his maiden PGA Tour win.

Phil Mickelson coasted to one of the biggest wins in US Tour history at the BellSouth Classic – and very much did it his own way.

Phil Mickelson was in a league of his own in Atlanta as he produced the lowest 36-hole score of his 15-year US Tour career.

Phil Mickelson may have failed to hang on to two of his titles so far this season, but he made a sparkling start to his defence of the BellSouth Classic in Atlanta yesterday.

Ben Crane led from start to finish to win at the US Bank Championship in Milwaukee.

Darren Clarke has been paired with Tiger Woods and Lee Westwood with Vijay Singh for the first two rounds of the Masters on Thursday and Friday.

After two complete days lost to rain, the BellSouth Classic in Atlanta was suspended after little more than three hours on day three – by hail, sleet and even snow.

The BellSouth Classic in Atlanta was suspended after little more than three hours today – by hail, sleet and even snow after two complete days had already been lost to rain.

FORMER Ryder Cup duo Paul Broadhurst and Barry Lane, with more than 930 tournaments between them, proved the value of experience in the Portuguese Open yesterday.

More than a quarter of the field in next week’s Masters had their build-up further disrupted today when the BellSouth Classic in Atlanta was washed out for the second day running.

The more Padraig Harrington has played the Accenture World Match Play Championship, the merrier he has become.

Graeme McDowell won his all-Irish duel with Darren Clarke and Ian Poulter produced the most sparkling golf when the Accenture World Match Play Championship finally began in California.

Thirty-two players, including at least two Europeans, were due to be knocked out of the Accenture World Match Play Championship in California today. But they have all lived to fight another day.

Ernie Els has been confirmed as the only one of golf’s top 64 players missing the Accenture World Match Play Championship at La Costa near San Diego this week.

As things stand in the world rankings, Darren Clarke will play his compatriot Graeme McDowell in the opening round of the Accenture World Match Play Championship at La Costa near San Diego next Wednesday.

Phil Mickelson, who entered the last round with a four-shot lead, finished with a three-under-par 68 for a 17-under total of 267 and a five-shot victory at the FBR Open in Arizona.

Justin Rose tumbled into a tie for eighth place, five shots behind leader Shigeki Maruyama, after a disappointing two-over-par 72 in the third round of the Sony Open in Hawaii.

Hank Kuehne and Jeff Sluman carded a final-round 11-under-par 61 to retain the Franklin Templeton Shootout title in Florida.

Hank Kuehne (pictured) and Jeff Sluman combined to fire a 10-under-par 62 and join Steve Flesch and Justin Leonard at the head of the Franklin Templeton Shootout leaderboard.