Russell Knox’ed on the door and walked straight through to collect his first PGA, European, and WGC titles at the WGC-HSBC Champions. His 68 was enough to take a two shot victory over Kevin Kisner, while Danny Willett charged through the leaderboard with a 62 to really heat things up in the Race to Dubai standings.
Day 2 at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship was another fun and enthralling watch as the young guns continued firing despite the pressure increasing on them with mounting publicity from the media.
Graeme Storm took Thongchai Jaidee to the wire at the Porsche European Open, missing out by one shot to the 45 year old Thai player. Both players shot a final round 67, but a bogey on the 17th, Storm’s only dropped shot over the weekend, proved decisive."
Half the guys and girls at GolfPunk think Jordan Spieth is really boring – he never says anything interesting. The other half can't believe this, they think he's the dog's whatchamecallits, the second coming, a bit of Alright! Who's right? Gorgeous George goes deep to find out how a goofy kid became the World's Number 1 golfer, and finds out a load of stuff we didn't know...
Colin Montgomerie became the first player to win three events in succession on both the European Tour and the Senior Tour. You can’t argue with that – for once.
Jason Day won the Barclays in an absolute procession, his 19 under par score was six shots better than second placed Henrik Stenson. The Australian golfer has continued his form from the PGA Championship and was in a different league to the rest of the field as he took his fourth title of the season.
American Beth Allen may have won the ISPS Handa Ladies European Masters, but the day belonged to Irish upstart Leona Maguire.
American Jeff Maggert produced a scintillating round including six birdies to win his second senior major title at 10 under par.
The Mechanic & The Tool: Read GolfPunk's take on the berkery of Keegan Bradley and the super human coolness of Miguel Angel Jiminez...
Cleeks GC's Adrian Meronk faced some tense moments on the back nine Saturday night at LIV Golf Riyadh presented by Ma'aden. On the other hand, Jon Rahm's Legion XIII spent the final round mostly in cruise control, their substantial lead never seriously threatened on the team leaderboard.
Rory McIlroy (NI);
T Hatton (Eng); D Hillier (NZ); L Canter (Eng);
