Bernd Wiesberger’s comeback from wrist surgery had already qualified as a success, but in the wake of his victory in the Italian Open he could add remarkable to its description.Continue Reading
Thomas Pieters makes statement by flying through his round in less than two hours
Earlier this year, the European Tour announced a plan to combat the slow play. On Sunday, Thomas Pieters made his own statement.Continue Reading
The sound of this driver off the deck from Robert Macintyre might be too pure
It’s been said before and we’ll say it again--the sound quality on the European Tour broadcasts is second to none.Continue Reading
Spaniard Jon Rahm dominates in winning his national championship for the second straight year
When Jon Rahm starts winning national titles, he just doesn’t know when to stop.Continue Reading
Danny Willett changes the public’s perception of him—again—with convincing BMW PGA Championship win
The road to restoration has been both long and arduous for Danny Willett. Continue Reading
Jon Rahm and Danny Willett widen their lead over the BMW PGA Championship field
It was a case of “as you were” at the top of the leader board after the third round of the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth. Continue Reading
Wentworth presents ‘superior test’ after PGA date change
Few courses on the European Tour have a longer and richer history than the West Course at Wentworth.Continue Reading
Sergio Garcia accomplishes a personal best on the European Tour with his KLM Open win
Good news has been hard to come by for Sergio Garcia in 2019. Until Sunday that was. Continue Reading
Sebastian Soderberg beats Rory McIlroy as part of wild five-man playoff at the European Masters
They made for an unlikely quintet—World Rankings of 2, 287, 300, 513 and 735—but it was that sort of day “up the mountain” in the final round of the Omega European Masters.Continue Reading
If things break right, Matthew Fitzpatrick can join some select European Tour company this week
Matthew Fitzpatrick is a loyal Englishman, but he certainly seems to have an affinity for the mountains of Switzerland. Continue Reading
South Africa’s Erik Van Rooyen gets emotional after claiming first European Tour title
He made hard work of it in the end, but there was no doubt that overnight leader Erik Van Rooyen was a deserving winner of the Scandinavian Invitation.Continue Reading
European Tour announces four-point plan to address slow play
One week after the PGA Tour announced it is “exploring whether to expand its policy” on slow play, it turns out the European Tour has been moving a bit faster than its New World counterpart. Continue Reading
Thomas Pieters makes news with his game, not his temper, as he hangs on to win the Czech Masters
Three years on from his third European Tour victory, Thomas Pieters finally has a fourth, the D+D Real Czech Masters.Continue Reading
Christiaan Bezuidenhout’s maiden European Tour win provides redemption after questionable drug ban
Luke Walker/Getty Images Christiaan Bezuidenhout reacts on the second hole during the final round of the 2019 Estrella Damm N.A. Andalucia Masters. By John Huggan He started the final round of the Estrella Damm N.A. Andalucia Masters five shots clear of the field. And the final margin of victory was ...Continue Reading
Guido Migliozzi, 22, wins Belgian Knockout, second European Tour win in 20 starts
In truth, Guido Migliozzi looked more and more like the winner of the second Belgian Knockout as soon as the 22-year old Italian took out last week’s winner in Denmark, Bernd Wiesberger, in the quarter-final of this hybrid stroke-play/match-play event. Continue Reading
Austria’s Bernd Wiesberger helps cap a European Tour milestone with his latest down-to-the-wire win
At the end of a near-epic back-and-forth battle between Bernd Wiesberger and Bob Macintyre, the €500,000 cheque is headed to Austria rather than Scotland. Continue Reading
European Tour journeyman Mikko Korhonen adds second victory to his 12 Q-school appearances
Nothing has ever come easy for Mikko Korhonen.Continue Reading
European Tour CEO ‘perplexed’ at Saudi Arabia criticism: ‘Why was golf singled out?’
Keith Pelley is apparently undaunted by the fallout from the inaugural Saudi International, telling Reuters that the tour will return to Saudi Arabia in 2020. Continue Reading
