France’s Gwladys Nocera carded a level-par 72 in the third round of the EMAAR-MGF Ladies Masters in India and maintained her overnight lead.

England’s Laura Davies is looking to erase one of the lowest points of her career last week by bouncing back to form at the UNIQA Ladies Golf Open in Austria, starting tomorrow.

Mhairi McKay and Janice Moodie believe it is important for Scotland to continue hosting the Ladies European Tour in order to help the growth of the women’s game in their homeland.

America’s women golfers retained the Solheim Cup with a storming singles display at Halmstad in Sweden today.

Two great escapes and a moment of huge relief today kept alive Europe’s hopes of winning back the Solheim Cup in Sweden.

For the first time since 1998 the United States lead Europe after the first day of the Solheim Cup – but not by anything like the margin they had hoped for at Halmstad in Sweden.

Holders America had the chance to pull well clear of Europe on the opening day of the Solheim Cup at Halmstad in Sweden.

Annika Sorenstam, Suzann Pettersen, Catriona Matthew and Sophie Gustafson have made the European Solheim Cup team as the top four Europeans on the Rolex World Rankings not already qualified from the European points’ standings.

England’s Rebecca Hudson shot a third-round 72 to take a one-shot lead at the Vediorbis Open de France Dames at Le Golf D’Arras.

Following a busy March and April schedule Loren Ochoa has taken a firm grip at the top of the Women’s world rankings.

Denmark’s Karen-Margrethe Juul, Australia’s Sarah Kemp and Italy’s Stefania Croce share the lead on eight under par after the second round of the BMW Ladies Italian Open.

Australia’s Nikki Garrett today captured her first Ladies European Tour title in the Tenerife Open at Golf del Sur.

World number one Annika Sorenstam looks set to become the first winner of the Dubai Masters after she increased her lead to seven shots with one round left at the Emirates Golf Club.

Denmark’s Karen Margrethe Juul held off a final-day challenge from Laura Davies to clinch victory at the Nykredit Danish Masters.

Australian rookie Sarah Kemp holds a one-stroke lead in the Estoril Ladies Open of Portugal but gale-force winds caused havoc at Quinta Da Marinha with the majority of the field still to complete their rounds.

South African Laurette Maritz and Australia’s Anne-Marie Knight share the lead on five under par after the first round of the Estoril Ladies Open of Portugal.

TIGER WOODS and Fred Couples crashed to a 4 & 3 defeat against Retief Goosen and Adam Scott in the first match of the Presidents Cup yesterday.

EUROPE reeled in a rampant American side with a stunning comeback and claimed the opening series of foursomes 3-1 in the Solheim Cup at Crooked Stick in Carmel, Indiana, yesterday.

England’s Kirsty Taylor followed her tour record 61 with a 68 and raced into a six-shot halfway lead at the Wales Ladies’ Championship of Europe at Machynys Peninsula near Llanelli.

ENGLAND’S Kirsty Taylor shot the lowest score in the history of the Ladies’ European Tour yesterday with an 11-under-par 61 in the first round of the Wales Championship of Europe at Machynys Peninsula near Llanelli.

Lancashire’s Kirsty Taylor shot the lowest score in the history of the Ladies’ European Tour today with an 11-under-par 61 in the first round of the Wales Ladies’ Championship of Europe at Machynys Peninsula near Llanelli.

Annika Sorenstam admitted it might be “rude” to win your own tournament but it did not stop her trying at the Scandinavian TPC at Barseback Golf Club in Sweden.

Sweden’s Liselotte Neumann retained the lead as terrible weather sent scores soaring in the second round of the Scandinavian TPC at Barseback Golf Club near Malmo in Sweden.

ENGLAND’S Laura Davies bagged the birdies and dodged the bad weather as she set her sights on a fifth Ladies’ English Open title with a first-round 67 yesterday at Chart Hills in Kent.

FOLLOWING on from Mark O’Meara’s win in Dubai, Britain’s Laura Davies made it a great weekend for veterans when romping to victory in Sydney.

England’s Laura Davies held on to a three-shot lead when darkness forced an overnight suspension of today’s final round of the AAMI Women’s Australian Open at Concord Golf Club in Sydney.

AMERICAN Jerry Bruner put the memory of one of his most devastating losses behind him when he closed with a fine three-under-par 69 to claim a four-shot victory over Scotland’s John Chillas at the De Vere Northumberland Seniors Classic at Slaley Hall.