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Johnson fired a 64 and open qualifier Jurecic posted a career-best 65 to reach 7-under.

Kupcho produced two extraordinary birdies over the closing holes at Bernardus, turning a likely defeat into a vital American point before Sunday’s singles.

The 2009 champion pulled clear of Jacob Skov Olesen with a composed back nine at Doonbeg.

Three victories from Saturday morning’s four foursomes moved Europe two points clear at Bernardus, with rookies Mimi Rhodes and Nastasia Nadaud supplying the biggest win.

More than five hours were lost to high winds before lightning ended play, leaving the entire field to return on Saturday morning and complete the…

The 2009 champion carded nine birdies in a second-round 62, moving three shots clear of Haotong Li.

The Spaniard converted a 12-foot par putt to complete an unlikely escape, earn Europe a vital half-point and finish a historic opening day level at…

Nelly Korda and Allisen Corpuz made Solheim Cup history before Europe won the final two matches of a rain-hit morning at Bernardus Golf.

The Chilean mastered difficult conditions at Doonbeg to shoot 65, while Shane Lowry led the home challenge and several contenders were unable to finish.

The sensor-equipped club measures grip pressure and swing motion before delivering feedback through an app. Collaborative research at Stirling could now establish whether its detailed…

A restructuring agreement with BC Partners Credit would place players in majority control, while fresh financing is intended to carry the league into a planned…

Europe collected 8½ points in the singles and threatened a record comeback at Bernardus, but Kelly Zhang secured the decisive point in a 13-11 American…

Josh Hill secured the decisive point at Lahinch as the hosts overturned a three-point deficit in Sunday’s singles and ended the United States’ five-match winning…

A packed run of elite tournaments is keeping Ireland at the centre of golf as preparations gather pace for the Ryder Cup’s return next September.

The New Zealander recovered from an opening bogey and held off Hennie Otto’s closing 64 to secure a two-shot victory at Galgorm.

A final-round 62 and a 23-foot birdie on the fourth extra hole carried Lawrence past Paul Casey and into the Omega European Masters record books.

Drysdale remained bogey-free through 36 holes at Galgorm, while Alker continued his pursuit of a third consecutive victory.

Stuart Grehan beat world No. 1 Preston Stout on the 18th before Niall Sheils Donegan helped the hosts overturn a two-point deficit in front of…

The Irishman won the final three holes against world No. 1 Preston Stout as the hosts finished Saturday with a one-point advantage over the United…

Casey carded six front-nine birdies and a closing gain for a 63, then pledged his tournament prize money to a charity supporting people affected by…