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Paul Dunne has returned to Morocco smarter, wiser and a European Tour winner following last year’s disappointment in losing out for the Hassan 11 Trophy. Dunne went into the final day in Agadir leading the field only for Italian Eduardo Molinari to eagle the 72nd hole before the young Irishman, who had bogeyed the 16th, gallantly regrouped to force a play-off in birding his closing hole. Molinari then drew on his Ryder Cup experience to defeat Dunne at the first extra hole and claim his third ...

Ian Poulter’s quest to capture a second PGA victory title in three weeks  hit a proverbial Hilton Head back-nine brick wall struggling to shoot a final round 75 for a share of seventh place at the RBC Heritage Classic. Poulter, 42 went into the final day of a sixth straight PGA Tour event leading by a shot and determined to become only the second Englishman to claim the South Carolina title. The Woburn golfer had moved one shot clear of the field on day three of the 50th anniversary event ...

Diminutive Paul Dunne continues to stand tall in finishing runner-up in the Spanish Open in Madrid. Dunne, 25 struggled with the driver letting slip a one-shot overnight lead to post a closing day 71 for an 18-under par tally and end two adrift of Spanish sensation, Jon Rahm. An emotional Rahm won a first National Open at a first attempt signing a five-under par 67 and also playing the final hole in five-under for the four days for his 20-under par tally. Rahm joins the likes of Spanish greats Seve ...

Jon Rahm has spoke of the emotion of carrying the enormous weight of a hometown crowd to win the Spanish Open at his first attempt. Rahm came from two shots back at the start of the day in signing for a five-under par 67 and also playing the final hole in five-under for the four days for his 20-under par tally in Madrid. Rahm joins the likes of Spanish greats Seve Ballesteros, Sergio Garcia, Alvaro Quiros and Miguel Angel Jimenez as winner of the Spanish Open. The feisty Spaniard has now captured ...

Ian Poulter takes a one-shot lead along with the encouragement of Nick Faldo, and the only Englishman to win the event, into the final round of the 50th anniversary RBC Heritage at Hilton Head in South Carolina. Poulter, 42 brilliantly saved par at both the 16th and 17th holes in a bogey-free round of a four-under par 67 to move one stroke clear of his rivals at 13-under par on the Harbor Town Links course. Korean Si Woo Kim (68) and American Luke List (67) share second place at 12-under. Immediately ...

Ian Poulter waited six-years to end a PGA Tour winless drought and now he’s put himself in contention for a second victory toast in three weeks at the RBC Heritage Classic. Poulter, who admits he’s running on fumes after playing so much golf, didn’t drop a shot to share the early second round clubhouse lead thanks to a sizzling seven-under par 64 to be tied with Korean Si Woo Kim (65) at nine-under par on the Harbor Town Links course at Hilton Head, South Carolina. The effort is Poutler’s ...

Paul Dunne brilliantly upstaged the hometown favourites to open up a three-stroke leading advantage heading to the weekend rounds of the Spanish Open. Dunne ended Thursday’s round in brilliant manner with an eagle ‘3’ and he did much the same on day two with a birdie ‘2’ in a round of 65 for a 13-under par tally in continuing cold conditions on the already rain-softened Centro Nacional de Golf course in Madrid. The reigning British Masters champion, and coming off ...