Rory Sabbatini fired a seven-under-par 63 to move to the top of the leaderboard after the third round of the Texas Open.

Chris Stroud moved to the top of the leaderboard at the Texas Open on day two, shooting a six-under-par 64 for a two stroke lead at the halfway mark.

Some fine putting saw Nathan Green bag an opening round of 62 and grab the lead in the Texas Open.

Padraig Harrington, feeling refreshed again after a draining summer, carded a respectable one-under-par-69 in the opening round at the BMW Championship on Friday.

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.

Vijay Singh carded a five-under-par 67 to move into a share of the lead after three rounds of the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

Tim Herron is aware he faces a difficult fight to hold on to his one-shot lead after two rounds of the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

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.

Phil Mickelson insists the wrist injury which forced him to withdraw from the Memorial tournament in Ohio today will not keep him out of the US Open.

Luke Donald could not manage a single birdie playing with Tiger Woods on Sunday, but he began the Bridgestone world championship with three of them in Akron today.

Fifty-six players had the chance to force their way into the American Ryder Cup team at the US PGA championship this week – and 56 failed.

Just as Luke Donald suffered a succession of early blows in his duel with Tiger Woods today, a concerned David Howell revealed he had come close to pulling out of the United States PGA championship in Chicago.

If Luke Donald is to win his first major title tomorrow it will be achieved the hard way – he has to go head-to-head with Tiger Woods at the US PGA Championship in Chicago.

Luke Donald said in March that he thought the only way for him to catch up with world number one Tiger Woods was to “start believing I’m as good as him“.

Tiger Woods, Sergio Garcia, Luke Donald and Phil Mickelson were part of an amazing 10-way tie for the lead at the US PGA championship in Chicago today.

Phil Mickelson drew back level with Tiger Woods and Chris DiMarco got off to a flying start as well when the United States PGA championship resumed in Chicago today.

American Joey Sindelar recorded only the third albatross in the history of the United States PGA championship at Medinah in Chicago today.

Rather than trying to discourage fans from getting involved in the action Tiger Woods chose to make light of an incident during his second round at the US PGA championship in Chicago yesterday.

It is decision-time for Tom Lehman this weekend as he weighs up his Ryder Cup wildcard options.

Chris DiMarco leaps all the way from 21st to sixth in the American Ryder Cup race with his second-place finish at the Open.

Ryder Cup star Paul McGinley has dismissed suggestions an American team full of rookies will make Europe’s defence of the trophy in September easier.

Padraig Harrington’s joint second place in the US Tour’s Booz Allen Classic - completed only after a series of weather delays – has lifted him from 10th to eighth on the Ryder Cup world points list.

Ireland’s Ryder Cup hopefuls did little to boost their chances this weekend as Swedish duo Robert Karlsson and Carl Pettersson have put themselves right in the mix with wins at the Wales Open and Memorial Tournament respectively.

As David Howell cemented a place in the Ryder Cup team for next September's showdown at the K Club with his BMW Championship win, Ireland's hopefuls failed to make significant progress.

Jeff Maggert was delighted to end a seven-year victory drought on the PGA Tour after winning the St Jude Classic at the TPC Southwind in Memphis.

Tim Herron and Tom Pernice Jr both fired two-under-par 68s to share the lead after three rounds of the FedEx St Jude Classic in Memphis.

Darron Stiles carded a six-under-par 64 to take a two-shot lead after the second round of the St Jude Classic in Memphis.

Chris Smith fired a bogey-free six-under-par 64 to take a two-shot lead after the first round of the St Jude Classic in Memphis.

Justin Leonard returns to Memphis to defend his title at the St Jude Classic but will face a tough challenge from two-time winner David Toms.

Paul Casey’s runner-up finish in the Nissan Irish Open has lifted him back into the world’s top 50 just a week before the cut-off point for next month’s US Open at Winged Foot.

Swede Richard Johnson was today reflecting on how close he came to joining the list of golfers who have won on both the European and US Tours.

American Tim Herron, without a victory in over seven years, and Australian Rod Pampling share the lead with a round to go in the Bank of America Colonial tournament in Texas.

A 30-foot eagle putt on the long 11th lifted Fredrik Jacobson into a tie for fourth with fellow Swede Richard Johnson and Norway’s Henrik Bjornstad on the third day of the Bank of America Colonial tournament in Texas.

South African Trevor Immelman experienced bitter disappointment on the US Tour for the second week running today.

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

Colin Montgomerie is sitting out the weekend for the sixth tournament running - this time all because American Chad Campbell sank a 15-foot putt.

PADRAIG HARRINGTON was the only Irishman still standing on a day when there was no keeping Tiger Woods out of the headlines when the Accenture World Match Play championship began at La Costa near San Diego.

Northern Ireland’s Graeme McDowell faces a match against Tiger Woods after squeezing into the 64-man field for next week’s Accenture world match play championship at La Costa near San Diego.

AND so at long last, the 2005 golf season has come to an end.

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

Low scoring was the order of the day in the third round of the 134th British Open championship at St Andrews today.

Ben Curtis is looking to end a long drought since a glamorous victory. Jim Furyk is looking to end questions about his injured wrist.

Padraig Harrington is among the later starters of the US Open at Pinehurst next Thursday and Friday and he will partner current world number one Vijay Singh and American Bart Bryant, winner of last week’s Memorial Tournament.

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.