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Donald sings praises of new world number two Stricker
Luke Donald paid tribute to Steve Stricker after the American held his nerve to win the Northern Trust Open at the Englishman's expense. Donald shot a closing 66 at Riviera Country Club near Los Angeles but it wasn't enough to prevent Stricker from holding on for a two-shot victory.
McIlroy still missing finishing touches
RORY McILROY was in no mood for words of consolation. He almost snorted at the suggestion that a tie for sixth place with Alvaro Quiros represented a decent defence of his Omega Dubai Desert Classic title.
Jimenez's just deserts as McIlroy falls short
JUBILANT Miguel Angel Jimenez (46) compared his 16th victory on Tour and ninth since turning 40 to his favourite Rioja: "Like good wines, with age they get better and better!"
Cold comfort as clubs face up to golf's big squeeze
Picture this little domestic scene: beaming husband tells seriously unenthused wife how he's been offered membership of the local golf club for €20,000 followed by an annual subscription of €1,500. "In the current climate, she'd run him out the door, and rightly so," said Declan Branigan.
McIlroy fumes at slow start
A frustrated Rory McIlroy was forced to take a back seat on day three of his defence of his Omega Dubai Desert Classic title.
Harrington hit and miss
AMERICAN Steve Stricker showed just why he has soared to World No 3 with a superb six-under-par 65 in the second round of the US PGA Northern Trust Open at Riviera Country Club, Pacific Palisades, California yesterday.
Harrington frustrated
A pair of bogeys at the turn summed up a frustrating round for Padraig Harrington at the €4.6m Northern Trust Open in California last night.
Cool-headed McIlroy goes on defensive
RORY McILROY was still Irish golf's 'Boy Wonder' when he won in Dubai last February. One year later, he's 'The Man' at the Emirates.
McIlroy equipped to mount successful title defence
RORY McILROY and his parents, Gerry and Rosemary, have been living the high life in Suite 'No 1' at the world-famous, seven-star Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai this week, WRITES KARL MacGINTY.
Mickelson opts to drop 'legal' club
JUST nine words and a shrug of sheer exasperation from golf legend Tom Watson yesterday served as a timely warning to Padraig Harrington that he was in danger of putting one of the most impeccable reputations in sport at risk.
Inside Golf
- Harrington hopes to find his groove in eye of Ping storm
- Formidable gui teams hit the 'open' road
- North west cut subs in 'gamble'
- McIlroy keeping focus
- Phil, it's time you showed responsibility to the game
- McIlory back in World elite
- Karlsson gets eye back on ball to rule in Qatar
- Mickelson in sue threat over McCarron 'cheat' claim
- Irish tigers battle to take over the world
- Lowry still smiling in spite of his frustration
- Player tips Rory for top
- 'Cold' comfort for Lowry
- Perry: I'll give Tiger a big hug on return
- Mickelson heads Torrey field
- Lowry taking route to glory step by step
- Simple mind guru drums up Hoey's confidence
- Young guns lead way as Europeans eclipse USA
- Lowry's stock continues to rise
- Golf pragmatists measure up for perfect fit
- Lowry's desert storm
- Watson in driving seat
- McIlroy heads up young revolution
- Whatever you do, wherever you are, someone will see, says McIlroy
- Tiger back in the hunt
- Clarke taking Indian detour to help secure Ryder Cup spot
