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

Danielle Kang and Alison Lee are the first players confirmed for the revamped LET event, which returns to Seoul with a 108-player field and $2…

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.

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…

The defending champion produced a bogey-free 63 at Crans-sur-Sierre, moving two shots clear as he seeks to match a record held by Seve Ballesteros.

The New Zealander finished with three consecutive birdies at Galgorm, taking a one-shot lead as he pursues a third successive victory.

Seven birdies carried the Chinese player one clear in Crans-Montana, with defending champion Thriston Lawrence tied for second.

The New Zealander closed with a 68 at Warwick Hills, securing consecutive PGA Tour Champions titles and the 13th victory of his senior career.

A final-round 66 carried the world No. 1 past Viktor Hovland at East Lake, securing his 22nd PGA Tour title and a $10 million prize.

A closing birdie completed a composed final round at TPC Boston as Yin ended a 672-day wait for another LPGA Tour victory.

The South African recovered from two opening bogeys to end a run of five runner-up finishes this season.

The Swede protected his overnight lead with a level-par 72, finishing two shots clear of Stephen Gallacher as Lee Westwood charged into third on his…

The Englishman began Sunday eight shots off the lead but produced 11 birdies across 24 holes to complete a remarkable comeback at The Belfry.

Yin’s closing birdie moved her to 12-under at TPC Boston, one shot ahead of Sei Young Kim and Hyo Joo Kim entering Sunday’s final round.

Hovland closed his third-round 65 with six important putts to edge ahead of Ryan Gerard, while six players remain within five shots at East Lake.

The club professional followed his opening 66 with a bogey-free 65 at Warwick Hills, putting him ahead of Steven Alker and Pádraig Harrington.

The co-leaders face 30 holes at The Belfry, with Tom McKibbin one shot behind and several challengers still close after a weather-disrupted week.

The LET Order of Merit leader survived a rain delay at The K Club, while Sara Kouskova, Kajsa Arwefjall and Leona Maguire strengthened the Sunday…