Stenson Takes Lead at Dubai

A year ago, Henrik Stenson made history at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai. While he won't be able to repeat it, he could still end his year in style if he keeps playing like he did on Friday. The Swede fired a 6-under 66 to reach 10-under and open up a two-stroke lead … Continue reading Stenson Takes Lead at Dubai →

Pablo Larrazabal Stretches Lead to 3 at BMW Open

Spain's Pablo Larrazabal didn't match his sizzling 63 from Friday's second round at the BMW International Open in Germany, but his 5-under 67 was more than enough to open up a three-stroked lead heading to Sunday's final round. Of course, as much as the leader board has changed throughout the first three days in Koln, … Continue reading Pablo Larrazabal Stretches Lead to 3 at BMW Open →

Quartet Share Lead at BMW International Open

Spain's Rafa Cabrera-Bello took a two-stroke penalty on a double hit - accidental but recorded nonetheless - forced a four-way tie for the top of the leader board at the BMW International Open in Koln, Germany, at the end of 36 holes on Friday. Cabrera-Bello ended up with a 68, tying him for first at … Continue reading Quartet Share Lead at BMW International Open →

Cabrera-Bello, Willett Top BMW Leaderboard on Day 1

A quick glance at the leader board of the BMW International Open gives you a good idea of the pedigree of golfers making up this field - the top five, and nine of the top 11 are all currently in the top 60 of the Race to Dubai. That leader board is topped by Spain's Rafa Cabrera-Bello … Continue reading Cabrera-Bello, Willett Top BMW Leaderboard on Day 1 →

Mikko Ilonen Holds On For Irish Open Title

Mikko Ilonen got the trophy at the Irish Open; Edoardo Molinari and Danny Willett got something almost as good. The Finn staved off late runs by a number of players to win the Irish Open Sunday with a 13-under 271, defeating Italy's Molinari by a single stroke. Molinari and Willett each earned a trip … Continue reading Mikko Ilonen Holds On For Irish Open Title →

Two Close Gap on Ilonen at Irish Open

Finland's Mikko Ilonen is still the leader in the clubhouse after three rounds of the Irish Open, but the pressure is most definitely on the No. 63 player in the world entering the final round. England's Danny Willett fired a third-round 63, the best score of the tournament to date, to climb within a stroke … Continue reading Two Close Gap on Ilonen at Irish Open →