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Presidents Cup returning to Melbourne in 2019
Apart from hosting the World Cup of Golf next year, Melbourne will also be hosting Presidents Cup in 2019
Chip-ins delight co-leaders Kjeldsen and Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick and Kjeldsen tied for the lead in the British Masters at the end of the second round
Poulter Remains Confident Despite Fifth Hole Mis-hap
Poulter confident despite 'smash on head with wet salmon'
Chip-in birdies delight co-leaders Kjeldsen and Fitzpatrick
Chip-in birdies delight co-leaders Kjeldsen and Fitzpatrick
Interview: Harrington stung by hat-trick of three putts
Harrington's euphoric mood following Ireland's Euro'16 qualifying win over Germany the night before evaporated too quickly at the British Masters.
Internationals salute Bae Sang after stunning win
Bae Sang-moon's career will take a backseat to military service for the next two years.
Chinese teenager Jin Cheng focussed on more amateur success
Asia-Pacific Amateur Golf champion Jin Cheng says that he has no plans to turn professional anytime soon and is focussed on Amateur success.
Golf – Internationals claw early point back at Presidents Cup
The Internationals claimed a vital early point on the second day of the Presidents Cup.
Woburn wizard Fitzpatrick conjures a magical 64
Young gun Matthew Fitzpatrick fired six birdies and an eagle to sprint to the top of the leaderboard at the British Masters
Poulter proves to be the host with the most…nerves
Ian Poulter had to overcome a rare attack of the jitters before getting his campaign underway at the $4.55 million British Masters on Thursday.
Anirban Lahiri rues poor Presidents start
Anirban Lahiri is savouring the 'extremely special' experience of being the first golfer from India to play at the Presidents Cup.
Leaving on a jet plane? Not me: Fritsch
Florian Fritsch refuses to fly seems about as incongruous as a horse-hating jockey or a skier who dislikes snow.
