Golf, by TourMiss

In what could be an amazing scenario and ultra-talented Sharma Shubhanker is targeting being handed the gleaming BMW PGA Championship winning trophy three days after behind presented with his prize for 2018 European Tour ‘Rookie of the Year’. The 23-year old added a third round 66 to earlier scores of 71 and 67 to be tied in third place with England’s Justin Rose (67) and South African Christiaan Bezuidenhout (69), who broke through to win a maiden Tour victory earlier this year ...

Shane Lowry has set himself the target ‘sneaking’ a top-10 finish heading to the final round of the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth. Lowry posted a third round 69 to head to the last day sharing 27th place at four-under par and with the Offlay golfer now to tee-up at 11.10am ensuring he should get the wish of seein much of the 8.45am start to the Ireland-v-Scotland Rugby World Cup opener. The Open Champion trails 11 shots behind the leading duo of Spain’s Jon Rahm and former Masters winner, ...

Former Wentworth-attached Ross Fisher was celebrating in winning £133,000 stunning BMW i8 Rossa Corsa ‘electric’ sports coupe for a spectacular albatross ‘2’ at the final hole on day three of the BMW Championship. The Englishman, who first played the tournament back in 1994, had 225-yards to the pin at the 18th and pulled-out a 4-iron to see his shot clear the water guarding the green and then disappear into the cup in a back-9 29 for a round of 66 for a seven-under par ...

Richie Ramsay embraced his ‘Project 10’ setting about to hole more putts inside 10-feet, to boost hopes of wrapping-up his 2020 European Tour card. Ramsay did just that grabbing five birdies, including his closing two holes, in a four-under par 68 to be well inside the top-20 at five-under par after two rounds of the BMW PGA at Wentworth. The Edinburgh-based Ramsay heads to day three trailing six shots behind the leading duo of former Masters champ, Danny Willett (65) and Spaniard Jon Rahm (66) ...

World No. 2 Rory McIlroy finally gave his strong fan base something to cheer about in posting a sizzling seven-under par 65 to take the early clubhouse lead on day three of the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth. McIlroy was out in the very unfamiliar second group of the morning teeing-up alongside European Ryder Cup captain, Padraig Harrington and past European No. 1 Tommy Fleetwood. And after two indifferent opening two rounds at Tour HQ, it was a more familiar four-time Major winning McIlroy who ...

For a second day running there was occasions when it seemed safer for Rory McIlroy fans to roam the fairways than stay behind the BMW PGA Championship spectator ropes. Such was the nature of McIlroy’s day two score 69 in managing to deliver those fans and event organisers a huge sigh of relief to just make the one-over par cut-off mark at Wentworth. It left the World No. 2 trailing a dozen shots behind the leading duo of former Masters champ, Danny Willett (65) and Spaniard Jon Rahm (66) who lead ...

Past Masters winner, Danny Willett celebrated a 10th straight BMW PGA appearance with an equal season low of 62 on day two of the flagship event at Wentworth. Willett snared an eagle and seven birdies, and with his only blemish being a 14th hole bogey for a then share of the clubhouse lead with Spaniard Jon Rahm (66 & 67). The Englishman’s round matched  a similar 65 on day three of The Open and on route to Willett finishing T6th at Royal Portrush. “It was one of those days, really. ...