GREG Norman's impressive run to a third-place finish in the British Open at age 53 has brought the Australian star an invitation to next month's PGA Championship.

OVERNIGHT leader Mark Bookless (Sandyhills) has stretched his lead to four shots at the halfway stage of the firstpointusa.com Scottish Boys' Open Stroke-Play cha

PHIL Mickelson is in position to replace the injured Tiger Woods and join Masters winner Trevor Immelman, Open champion Padraig Harrington and whoever captures the US PGA tit

TWO players with different reasons to be glad to be away from Birkdale will contest the Inteco Russian Open in Moscow, which begins today.

AMONG the hundreds of e-mails received by Greg Norman congratulating him on a notable performance at Royal Birkdale, the one that moved the Australian most came from his old

CATRIONA Matthew and Mhairi McKay begin an important run in Europe as Scotland's hopes at today's Evian Masters in France. Next week, it is the final major of the year

TOM Watson has achieved so much in his career - eight majors, five senior majors and 39 US PGA Tour wins - that it was hardly surprising to learn the five-time Open champion w

BERNHARD Langer, who handed Colin Montgomerie a wild card selection at the 2004 Ryder Cup, suggested yesterday the Scot's exceptional experience in the match against the U

GREG Norman set his sights yesterday on hoisting the Claret Jug either at Turnberry next summer or in St Andrews the following year after producing the kind of performance i

SANDY Lyle yesterday confessed that if his father, Alex, the late teaching professional, had still been alive, he would have taken a dim view of the Scot's decision to wal