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3 in lead in Hong Kong as 2019 European Tour begins

Woods-Mickelson match will be unique experience for viewers

Many golf fans are used to made-for-TV events that have been genteel affairs

Ian Poulter: Pick me Tyrrell, please, for golf's World Cup

Ian Poulter is an unabashed fan of the sandbelt courses of southeast Melbourne

Vic Open on LPGA Tour next year, also on men's European tour

Golf Australia says the 2019 Vic Open, which features both men and women playing simultaneously, will be co-sanctioned by the LPGA Tour

Nicklaus-Palmer still the standard in golf rivalries

Golf Notes: Nicklaus recalls early days of rivalry with Palmer; a charity bonus for Cameron Champ

Singh settles anti-doping lawsuit with PGA Tour

Vijay Singh settles anti-doping lawsuit with PGA Tour a week before it was to go trial

Davies to join Europe's Solheim Cup team as vice-captain

British golfer Laura Davies will be one of Europe’s three vice-captains for next year’s Solheim Cup

Over the moon: PGA announces new tournament in Japan

Melbourne's sandbelt: a regular home for golf's World Cup

The World Cup of Golf appears to have found a home in southeast Melbourne

Jutanugarn wins Race to CME Globe, LPGA scoring title

Ariya Jutanugarn clinches Race to the CME Globe trophy and LPGA’s season scoring title

England's Willett wins World Tour Championship

Danny Willett ended his title drought in thrilling fashion, winning the DP World Tour Championship by two shots despite a last-hole blunder on Sunday

Ancer solves The Lakes, wins Australian Open by 5 strokes

Abraham Ancer went into the final round of the Australian Open with a five-stroke lead

Thompson leads LPGA finale, Jutanugarn eyes more trophies

Lexi Thompson in control of LPGA finale; Ariya Jutanugarn in control of just about all else

Co-leaders Reed, Willett eye World Tour Championship title

Ancer has answer at The Lakes, takes Australian Open lead

Abraham Ancer shot a 7-under 65 Saturday to leave Matt Kuchar and Keegan Bradley and the rest of the Australian Open field well behind after three rounds

LPGA commissioner likes having many winners on tour

LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan talks state of his tour, pointing to diversity of winners as a strength

Kuchar, Bradley big movers at Australian Open

Olson's 63 gives her 1st-round lead at LPGA's 2018 finale

Olson shoots 9-under 63 for lead after 1sr round of LPGA’s season-ending event

Molinari 1 shot ahead of Fleetwood in race for European No 1

An takes 1-stroke lead at Australian Open with late eagle

Byeong Hun An overcame ‘four-seasons-in-one-day’ type weather in Sydney to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the Australian Open

Big attention for rookie Champ begins with small favor

Cameron Champ off to a big start, thanks to small favor 7 years ago that got the ball rolling

LPGA announces changes to points race, purse for 2019 finale

The finish of the LPGA’s Race to the CME Globe will be more frantic in 2019, and the winner’s share will soar

McIlroy giving up European Tour membership in 2019

Rory McIlroy is set to give up European Tour membership in 2019 to focus on the U.S. PGA Tour

Singh wins final event, giving Langer another Schwab Cup

Vijay Singh shoots 61 to win the tournament, giving Bernhard Langer the Charles Schwab Cup title

Westwood surges past Garcia, Oosthuizen to win in Sun City

Westwood overtakes Garcia and Oosthuizen to win third Nedbank Challenge title

Scott McCarron leads Charles Schwab Cup Championship

Garcia keeps lead in South Africa

Gaby Lopez hangs on in China to win first LPGA title

Paul Goydos leads Charles Schwab Cup Championship

Paul Goydos birdied the par-5 18th for a 6-under 65 and a one-stroke lead in the PGA Tour Champions’ season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship

Gaby Lopez gets an ace and takes lead in Blue Bay LPGA

Gaby Lopez shot a hole-in-one for a 6-under 66 and a one-stroke lead over Ariya Jutanugarn after the third round of the Blue Bay LPGA tournament in China