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Australian Dylan Perry was left lamenting in leading 4up with five holes to play only to lose the 122nd British Amateur Championship at the 38th hole at Royal St. Georges in Kent. Perry was looking to become the second Australian in seven years to win the prestigious event and not only secure entry into The Open next month but also the Masters next April. Instead the Musselbrook born Perry had to watch as England rival Harry Ellis was handed the gleaming trophy and in the process dedicating ...

The intricate and often bizarre interpretation of Rules of Golf again have come into question after an incident involving Dane Thorbjorn Olesen on day two of the BMW International Open in Germany. Olesen had hit his second shot into a greenside water hazard at the par-4 fourth hole on the Munich course. Naturally, he accepted the situation and took a penalty drop from the nearest point of relief and where the ball crossed into the hazard. However, and as does happen from time to time, it took ...

Cromwell, Connecticut … Rory McIlroy again found his patience heavily tested after only just managing to make the halfway cut in the Travelers Championship at Cromwell, Connecticut. The World No. 3 continued to struggle with the putter recording a three over par 73 for a level par tally and to be trailing eight shots behind American Jordan Spieth heading to the weekend rounds on the TPC River Highlands course. McIlroy’s first round of a three under 67 was spoiled by 30 putts while there was ...

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Cromwell, Connecticut .. Russell Knox believes he is inching ever closer to getting out from, and what his caddy says, under a dark cloud that has been hanging over the Scot for much of the season. Knox grabbed back-to-back birdies near the end of his round delivered Russell Knox a late birthday lift on day one of the Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut. He had made the turn at one over with a sixth hole birdie sandwiched between bogeys at four and nine. Knox then ...

Less than a week after ending a 16-year wait to contest a first Major and Wade Ormsby has jumped straight into the overtaking lane to lead the BMW International Open in suburban Munich. Ormsby had flown from Milwaukee to Munich after missing the cut in the U.S. Open but then the experience of competing at Erin Hills, along with the guidance of his coach and former European Tour player, Darren Cole certainly paid dividends with Ormsby shooting an impressive eight under par 64. It is the Adelaide ...

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