Golf: April 2009 Archives

Jerry Kelly has claimed his first US Tour victory for seven years with a one-shot victory at the Zurich Classic in New Orleans.

Ian Poulter slipped six shots off leader Jerry Kelly in the Zurich Classic of New Orleans after carding a disappointing third-round 72.

Ian Poulter made a charge up the leaderboard to move into contention at seven-under at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans .

Officials at Turnberry have announced the course will be 250 yards longer this year than it was when it last hosted the Open in 1994.

Scott Strange won the Volvo China Open by one stroke after three birdies in four holes over the back nine gave him a final round 68.

Rory McIlroy has rejected the offer to join the US Tour after being approached by officials following the Masters at Augusta.

Angel Cabrera has moved into the top 20 in the world rankings, climbing to 18th spot after his thrilling victory at the Masters.

Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods provided great excitement chasing the leaders but both came up short in their quest for the Masters.

Angel Cabrera was left almost speechless after winning his first Masters Green Jacket after a three-way play-off at Augusta.

Angel Cabrera and Kenny Perry are joint leaders on 11 under par after day three of the Masters at Augusta, two shots ahead of the pack.

Rory McIlroy will tee off at the Masters over the weekend after escaping punishment for kicking sand in a bunker.

Tiger Woods is hoping to pick up his game on Saturday and close the seven-shot gap at the top of the Masters leaderboard.

Ross Fisher remained upbeat despite bogeying the final two holes at Augusta to finish his debut Masters round at three-under par.

South Africa's Tim Clark claimed a hole-in-one on his way to winning the pre-Masters par-three competition on Wednesday.

Padraig Harrington will be playing alongside 2003 champion Mike Weir and Japan's Ryuji Imada for the opening two rounds of the Masters.

Paul Casey has won his first PGA Tour event with a play-off victory over JB Holmes in the Houston Open on Sunday.

Bo Van Pelt grabbed the lead by one shot in the third round before the gloom forced an early finish at the Houston Open.

Jerry Kelly has claimed his first US Tour victory for seven years with a one-shot victory at the Zurich Classic in New Orleans.

Ian Poulter slipped six shots off leader Jerry Kelly in the Zurich Classic of New Orleans after carding a disappointing third-round 72.

Ian Poulter made a charge up the leaderboard to move into contention at seven-under at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans .

Officials at Turnberry have announced the course will be 250 yards longer this year than it was when it last hosted the Open in 1994.

Scott Strange won the Volvo China Open by one stroke after three birdies in four holes over the back nine gave him a final round 68.

Rory McIlroy has rejected the offer to join the US Tour after being approached by officials following the Masters at Augusta.

Angel Cabrera has moved into the top 20 in the world rankings, climbing to 18th spot after his thrilling victory at the Masters.

Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods provided great excitement chasing the leaders but both came up short in their quest for the Masters.

Angel Cabrera was left almost speechless after winning his first Masters Green Jacket after a three-way play-off at Augusta.

Angel Cabrera and Kenny Perry are joint leaders on 11 under par after day three of the Masters at Augusta, two shots ahead of the pack.

Rory McIlroy will tee off at the Masters over the weekend after escaping punishment for kicking sand in a bunker.

Tiger Woods is hoping to pick up his game on Saturday and close the seven-shot gap at the top of the Masters leaderboard.

Ross Fisher remained upbeat despite bogeying the final two holes at Augusta to finish his debut Masters round at three-under par.

South Africa's Tim Clark claimed a hole-in-one on his way to winning the pre-Masters par-three competition on Wednesday.

Padraig Harrington will be playing alongside 2003 champion Mike Weir and Japan's Ryuji Imada for the opening two rounds of the Masters.

Paul Casey has won his first PGA Tour event with a play-off victory over JB Holmes in the Houston Open on Sunday.

Bo Van Pelt grabbed the lead by one shot in the third round before the gloom forced an early finish at the Houston Open.