| |  Rory McIlroy is hopeful that the continuation of some promising short game form and a chat with Jack Nicklaus will help him gain a second professional victory at the WGC-CA Championship.
The Titleist golf equipment user could only finish in a share of 40th spot on his latest start at the Honda Classic, but was not too despondent in the quality of his game, particularly around the greens. Continue Reading: McIlroy hoping to benefit from Nicklaus' words of wisdom  |  |
| |  Camilo Villegas capped a dominant performance at the Honda Classic by shooting the lowest ever score since the tournament moved to its new home at the PGA National in Florida in 2007.
The Colombian, who uses Cobra golf equipment, led by three strokes heading into the final round and despite stuttering on the back nine, wound up a five-shot victor over Anthony Kim. Continue Reading: Villegas dominates in Honda Classic victory | |
| |  Many of Europe's top golfers are heading to the US to continue their preparations for the Masters in just over a month's time as they look to seal victory in the Honda Classic.
YE Yang, Asia's first golf major winner when landing the 2009 PGA Championship, took the title with his TaylorMade golf clubs at the PGA National and Spa in Florida 12 months ago when seeing off the challenge of John Rollins by a single shot. Continue Reading: Yang faces tough European challenge in Honda Classic defence | |
| |  Dustin Johnson holed a simple birdie putt on the final green to claim victory in the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am after struggling for much of the closing round.
The TaylorMade golf clubs user was a routine winner of the same event 12 months ago and looked on course to replicate this performance as he held a share of the lead with Paul Goydos heading into the final 18 holes this year. Continue Reading: Johnson repeats victory in AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am | |
| |  Big hitting seems set to be one of the key components needed to challenge at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am this year, which suits defending champion Dustin Johnson just fine.
Heavy rain shortened the event to three rounds 12 months ago, with the TaylorMade golf clubs user pulling out all the stops to beat Mike Weir by four shots. Continue Reading: Johnson comfortable with wet conditions for title defence | |
| |  Miguel Angel Jimenez won the battle of the Ping golf apparel wearers as he beat Lee Westwood in a play-off to land the Omega Dubai Desert Classic.
The pair finished the 72-hole tournament at 11 under par, after carding level-par rounds of 72 on the final day at the Emirates Golf Club. Continue Reading: Jimenez ends hoodoo at Omega Dubai Desert Classic | |
| |  Phil Mickelson continues his quest for a first triumph of 2010 by attempting to retain the Northern Trust Open.
The world number two fired his Callaway Tour ix golf balls to victory at the Riviera Country Club in California a year ago with a one-shot success over Steve Stricker. Continue Reading: Mickelson attempts to make it three in a row at Northern Trust Open | |
| |  Robert Karlsson bounced back from four months on the sidelines last year to seal a comfortable three-shot victory in the Commercialbank Qatar Masters.
The Swede, who plays with a Titleist 909D2 golf driver and Titleist Pro V1x golf balls, was in majestic form over his closing round, as he fired a seven-under-par 65, including birdies on the final two holes, to gain a first European Tour victory since 2008. Continue Reading: Karlsson back to best to win in Qatar | |
| |  Martin Kaymer has his sights set on gaining back-to-back European Tour victories by finishing top of the leaderboard in the Commercialbank Qatar Masters.
The German had no trouble controlling his golf ball when recently landing the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship in what was his first event of 2010. Continue Reading: Kaymer looking for further Ryder Cup boost in Doha | |
| |  Martin Kaymer has continued his love affair with the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship by repelling the challenge of Ian Poulter to win the tournament for the second time in three years.
The 25-year-old German got his 2010 European Tour season off to the ideal start by playing it safe with his golf ball on the final hole to gain the birdie he needed to take a one-shot triumph. Continue Reading: Consistent Kaymer tops leaderboard in Abu Dhabi Golf Championship | |
| |  With rain expected to be a familiar sight during this week's Bob Hope Classic, Pat Perez is hoping that the wet conditions may improve his chances of defending the title he claimed last year.
The TaylorMade golf clubs user collected his maiden PGA Tour victory when taking advantage of a final-round slip-up by Steve Stricker 12 months ago to win the title by three shots. Continue Reading: Perez hoping to use rain to his advantage in Bob Hope Classic | |
| |  Ryan Palmer was significantly aided by a chip shot that struck the pin on the final hole as he ended Robert Allenby's winning streak to pick up a one-stroke victory in the Sony Open.
The Titleist Pro V1 golf ball user looked to have caught his 50-yard chip on the final hole in Hawaii a bit heavy, but was saved from a lengthy birdie putt by the pin. Continue Reading: Palmer stops Allenby streak with Sony Open win | |
| |  Many eyes will be on Rickie Fowler as he prepares to get his rookie PGA Tour season underway at the Sony Open.
High expectations rest on the shoulders of the Titleist Pro V1x golf ball user, as he is widely considered to have the talent to be the new young pretender in the game. Continue Reading: Fowler handling pressure ahead of 2010 PGA Tour expectations | |
| |  Geoff Ogilvy repelled the challenge of a fast-finishing Rory Sabbatini to successfully defend a golf tournament for the first time at the SBS Championship.
The Australian was a comfortable victor in the event 12 months ago when finishing six strokes ahead of Nike golf driver user Anthony Kim. Continue Reading: Ogilvy successfully defends SBS Championship title | |
| |  Geoff Ogilvy is hoping to kick off the 2010 PGA Tour season in similar fashion to last year with a win at the SBS Championship.
The Australian, who recently made the decision to stop using Cobra golf equipment and instead use golf clubs from Titleist, took the title on the Plantation Course at the Kapalua Resort in Maui a year ago when romping to a six-stroke victory over Anthony Kim. Continue Reading: Ogilvy hopeful of 2009 SBS Championship repeat | |
| |  Richie Ramsay became the first European in nine years to triumph in the South African Open Championship when a birdie at the first extra hole gained him victory over India's Shiv Kapur.
The Scot used his TaylorMade R9 golf driver to come from five shots off the pace in the closing 18 holes, shooting a seven-under-par 65 at Pearl Valley Golf Estates. Continue Reading: Ramsay opens European Tour account in South Africa | |
| |  Richard Sterne is looking to maintain the dominance of home golfers in the South African Open Championship by triumphing in the tournament for the second year in succession.
The TaylorMade golf clubs user became the eighth consecutive South African to top the leaderboard at the event last year when getting the better of Gareth Maybin in the first hole of a play-off. Continue Reading: Sterne looking to repeat dream by winning South African Open Championship | |
| |  Pablo Martin got his 2010 European Tour season off to a flying start by winning the Alfred Dunhill Championship.
Heading into the South African tournament, Martin was ranked 488th in the world and only maintained his card on the final day of last season when finishing 118th in the tour's money list. Continue Reading: Martin shock winner of Alfred Dunhill Championship | |
| |  Although Lee Westwood only topped the European Tour's money list for last season three weeks ago, it is already time for the 2010 campaign to get underway.
Ernie Els is the headline act taking part in the Alfred Dunhill Championship, a tournament he has won three times before, in 1995, 1999 and 2006. Continue Reading: Els the headline as new European Tour season begins | |
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