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Furyk admits USA are underdogs as he fondly remembers K Club

"Darren was going through such an emotional time, his teammates rallied around him and I think he has a lot of great friends on the American team that rallied around him. To see the heartwarming support he got from the fans that week brings a tear to the eye."

Rahm withdraws from Spanish Open

The Open de España has been dealt a blow with headliner Jon Rahm being forced to withdraw and remain home due to the imminent birth of his fourth child. 

The unauthorized blueprint to save US golf’s match play kryptonite

If you were to summarise the 2020s for American team golf, your words probably wouldn’t be very friendly. Well, unless you were a member of the team’s leadership, in which case your words to explain why the team has so frequently underwhelmed expectations might be a little too friendly. E.g.: The conditions at Bethpage Black ... Read more

David Kitt clinches Farrell Cup in the US

"That’s the reason we play golf, to win as many trophies as we can. It’s a great feeling and I definitely won’t get sick of it. They don’t come easy."

GB&I romp to record breaking PGA Cup triumph

Great Britain and Ireland ended nine years of hurt in the PGA Cup as they roared to a record-breaking 16.5-9.5 victory over Team USA at the K Club South Course.

Hugo claims breakthrough Legends Tour win in China

Jean Hugo held firm in testing conditions to win the Reignwood Legends Championship at Reignwood Pine Valley in China, securing his maiden Staysure Legends Tour title and full playing rights

Sizzling 64 on moving day for Power

Séamus Power needed to hole a 12-and-a-half-footer on Friday evening to make the cut and now, after a superb seven-under 64, he's just outside the top 20 going into the final round

GB&I two points away from PGA Cup triumph

Simon Thornton will lead out GB&I in the Sunday singles and in doing so will have a chance to clinch the winning point should other results fall in his favour.