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Lee Westwood is expected to be fit in time for the Ryder Cup despite suffering from a recent bout of tonsillitis. The British number one's agent, Chubby Chandler, has reassured supporters of the European team that despite missing this week's Mercedes-Benz Championship, Westwood has a good chance of being fully recovered by Friday, September 19th - the first day of action at Valhalla, Kentucky.

Continue Reading: Westwood will be fit for Ryder Cup

Lee Westwood shot to 12th in the world rankings after a second place finish at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational yesterday (Sunday, August 3rd). Vijay Singh took the honours, winning his first title of the year by one shot with a final round 68 leaving him on ten-under par, ahead of runners-up Westwood and Australia's Stuart Appleby.

Continue Reading: Westwood loses out by a stroke

British number two Lee Westwood bounces into the French Open in Paris after a promising third place finish at the US Open, just one shot behind play-off participants Tiger Woods and Rocco Mediate. Westwood is part of a strong field teeing off at Le Golf National today (Thursday, June 26th) where players will receive no appearance fees but will be compensated by the chance to take a share of a prize fund amounting to around £3.

Continue Reading: Westwood looking forward to French challenge

Torrey Pines is "one of the best US Open courses" ever to be played on, according to Lee Westwood. The Englishman, who opened the tournament with a one-under 70, praised organisers for creating 18 holes that reward controlled aggression.

Continue Reading: High praise for Torrey Pines

Lee Westwood feels confident his recent form on the European Tour can be translated into a good performance at the upcoming US Masters. The Brit recently came close to successfully defending his Andalucia Open crown, coming third behind Thomas Levet and countryman Oliver Fisher.

Continue Reading: In-form Westwood looks forward to Augusta

Brit Lee Westwood was tied for the lead with one hole to play in the opening round of the Andalucian Open in Spain today (Thursday, March 27th). Westwood was at six under with fellow Englishman Danny Willett and Jan-Are Larsen, as he nears the end of the first day of his title defence.

Continue Reading: Champion Westwood out in front