US Tour

Ulsterman announces he's still not fit enough to compete and will lose top spot if Jordan Spieth wins at the very place McIlroy won it back last year

American can still put the bad times behind him if he rekindles the competitive fires within, writes James Corrigan

US Open victor 'chasing’ his rival’s world No 1 spot and targets emulating Ben Hogan by winning the Open, reports James Corrigan

Australian battles continuing effects of vertigo – and the controversial Chambers Bay greens – for a share of the lead, reports James Corrigan

Nine-times major winner says Chambers Bay is not fit to host the US Open and says this year's event is 'the most unpleasant ever’

Australian collapses on the 18th after an apparent vertigo attack as Jordan Spieth marches into the lead in the second round

Decision to quit European Tour has been integral to revival and a Ryder Cup place is Englishman's next goal after third place at Honda Classic put him back in top 50

From the thinned chips to the tentative putting to the errant drives, all the problems from last year's wretched campaign are back

Australian says he has not lied to anybody and has recounted everything he remembers from the night in Honolulu

US Open champion returns to scene of his spectacular collapse two weeks ago when he was 10 shots clear with 13 holes remaining and ended up losing by two

Homeless man alleges Australian was not 'robbed' and 'beaten' in Hawaii, but had visited a strip club and had passed out before falling and hitting head. James Corrigan reports

Oliver Brown: Robert Allenby’s mugging, Tiger Woods’ missing tooth and Lee Westwood’s 'Baywatch’ act give a week like no other

American ends six-month hiatus which kept him out of the Ryder Cup in a fortnight but says he is 'not going to get into' rumours about drug use

James Corrigan: This year saw golf embrace change, particularly at St Andrews, but there is still so much to do

Former world No 1 and 14-time major winner expresses his delight at finally overcoming the injury problems which have dogged him in recent years

Moments that shook sport 2014: American legend launched stinging attack on Watson's captaincy following another Ryder Cup defeat

Former world No 1 shoots four bogeys and a double bogey in five-over-par 77 on his long-awaited return from injury at the Hero World Challenge

PGA Tour has a severe problem with drugs – the scramble to conceal the evidence whenever a test comes back positive. Oliver Brown reports

US Ryder Cup player picked up by green-side microphones swearing and using words which could be construed as homophobic after three-putting