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Tan will be first golfer from the Lion City to play at a Games, while Amy Yang will represent South Korea after winning her first major.

Kim Min-kyu shoots five-under 66 to win national championship for second time, as Hong Kong’s Taichi Kho bags top 15 finish.

American, who dealt with some hip discomfort, is the first golfer to ever break 70 in the first three rounds of a US Open at Pinehurst No. 2.

The 24-yea-old Swede, who turned pro last June, is at 5-under 135 midway through, with Bryson DeChambeau, Rory McIlroy and Xander Schauffele all in the mix.

Northern Irish world No 3, who has not won a major since 2014, has improved at the US Open each year and is confident this could be his week.

Detective Bryan Gillis said he “received visible injuries to my knees and wrist” during arrest after charges against Scheffler were dropped by Louisville prosecutor on Wednesday.

Georgia Tech student, the amateur world No 70, won NCAA Championship to earn a place at Augusta next April and at next month’s US Open.

South Koreans Jiwon Jeon, Haeran Ryu and A Lim Kim and Minami Katsu of Japan also withdrew as LPGA issued a statement, which said that they will continue to monitor the situation at Liberty National.

The US Masters champion was trying to get to the course when he was held after disobeying police dealing with a ‘serious accident near the course’.

Northern Irishman is coming off two straight wins, but news of impending divorce from his wife is leading to questions about how this will affect his game.

Woods is the sixth player-director appointed to PGA Tour board and has no limits. Board resisted McIlroy’s return after he resigned in November and was replaced by Jordan Spieth.

‘It’s all starting to come around,’ Koepka says as ‘a lot of work’ pays off at Sentosa Golf Club.

The Colombian shot a six-under 65 at Sentosa to lead a stacked leaderboard, where just two shots separate the top 15 players, among them Brooks Koepka and Abraham Ancer.

Talor Gooch goes into tournament at Sentosa Golf Club as defending champion, but on back of rough run of results.

Brendan Steele holds off Louis Oosthuizen and Jon Rahm to win maiden LIV title by a shot at the Grange Golf Club.

He had 36-hole total of 14-under 130 with four birdies, a bogey and two more birdies in the middle of his round. His last PGA Tour win was in 2017.

Jinichiro Kozuma fires a nine-under-par 63 at Grange Golf Club, takes one stroke lead ahead of Danny Lee and Carlos Ortiz.

The growing promise of the fledgling tour is no better illustrated than by the success of the Australian stop, says the tour boss.

Greg Norman says he spoke to one ‘top, top PGA player’ but they decided not to join; also says he is open to Jon Rahm’s 72-hole suggestion.

American John Catlin cards final round 66 to finish tournament on 24 under, seven shots clear of field at Riyadh Golf Club.

Recent reports claim team circuit could change its 54-hole three-day approach, with John Rahm in favour and Phil Mickelson expecting change.

Scottie Scheffler is also the fourth-youngest multiple Masters winner at 27 behind Woods, Jack Nicklaus and Seve Ballesteros.

Indian-American golfers take to the field at Augusta National on Thursday with the hopes of a generation of home fans on their shoulders.

Yuan says his wife, Cathy, had reminded him to simply have “fun” as he finished four shots behind winner Peter Malnati, who won his first tile in eight years.

Jesper Svensson fires nine-under-par 63 in final round of Porsche Singapore Classic before beating Kiradech Aphibarnrat on third play-off hole.

Australian David Micheluzzi takes one-shot lead into final round of Porsche Singapore Classic on Sunday, after a six-under-par 66 in the third round.

Kiradech Aphibarnrat shoots eight-under-par in opening round of DP World Tour event, Jordan Smith, Gavin Green match him.

American John Catlin maintains perfect play-off record to win first tournament since 2021 after finishing tied on 23-under with David Puig.

Malnati among six players on the PGA Tour policy board being urged to meet LIV boss Yasir Al-Rumayyan on Monday.

Matthew Cheung and Leon D’Souza shoot matching four-under-par 66s in third round of Asian Tour event in Macau.