Louis Oosthuizen

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  Tiger Woods To Make Late Start In Astonishing Augusta Masters Comeback

  Tiger Woods continues his remarkable comeback from severe leg injuries Friday with an afternoon tee time at the Masters, the legend firmly in title contention early in the second round

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  Jordan Spieth into Joint Lead at Open Championship

  South African Louis Oosthuizen briefly shared the lead at the top as the last winner at St Andrews drained three birdies down the front nine before a bogey and left the leaderboard tightly packed with eleven players within a shot off the lead.

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  Louis Oosthuizen retains Golf Champions title

  Oosthuizen, the 2010 British Open champion, has now won on the European Tour in five successive seasons.

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  Ernie Els tops South Africa's sport rich list

  The top four on the South African sports list were golfers. Els was followed by Louis Oosthuizen, Retief Goosen and Charl Schwartzel.

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  British Open: Lee Westwood leads after third round, Tiger Woods tied 2nd

  Lee Westwood fired a 70 for a three-under total of 210 to lead by two from Tiger Woods, who had a 72, and Hunter Mahan, who had a 68, equalling the best round of the day at the British Open.

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  Phil Mickelson clings to one-shot lead at US Open

  The American started the day with a one stroke lead, saw six different players overtake him, and then rebounded at the death to move back ahead by the smallest of margins on one-under 209.

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  Houston Open: Rory McIlroy struggles as Cink, Haas share lead

  Haas fired a five-under par 67 while Cink, who has not won since defeating Tom Watson in a playoff at the 2009 British Open, shot a 68 to stand atop the leaderboard on 11-under 205, both nine strokes ahead of World No. 2 McIlroy.

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  Houston Open: Rory McIlroy struggles, but makes the cut

  Steve Wheatcroft, who booked his place in the field in a Monday qualifier, topped the leaderboard with a second-straight 67 for 10-under par 134.

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  Tiger Woods claims WGC-Cadillac Championship

  The 37-year-old Woods posted his 17th career WGC victory, though it was only his first in four years. He has not won a major title in almost five years but hopes to change that with a win in the 77th Masters running April 11-14.

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  Matt Kuchar downs Hunter Mahan to win WGC Match Play crown

  Mahan was the first defending champion to return to the final since 2006 winner Geoff Ogilvy of Australia was runner-up in 2007.

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  Ian Poulter, Hunter Mahan on collision course in Match Play golf

  Not to be outdone, Matt Kuchar reached the semifinals for the second time in three years with steady play, rarely taking himself out of position.

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  Donald, Oosthuizen out as Match Play upsets continue

  Donald was the top seed in his quarter and third seed overall in the 64-man field behind world number one McIlroy and number two Woods, who both fell in the snow-delayed first round on Thursday.

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  Shock defeat in Match Play leaves Rory McIlroy searching for form

  Ireland's Shane Lowry, an old friend of the Northern Irishman from their amateur days, defeated the two-times major winner 1-up with the aid of chip-ins at the 11th and 12th holes at Dove Mountai.

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  McIlroy, Woods lose Round 1 of WGC Match Play Championships

  McIlroy pulled one back at 14, but conceded the 15th after finding a series of bunkers. McIlroy then birdied the par-three 16th for a win, but they halved the last two holes with pars, and Lowry emerged victorious.

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  Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods head field for WGC Match Play

  McIlroy, Woods, England's Luke Donald and American Brandt Snedeker would be top seeds if their ranking position holds.