Top 10 PGA Ranking

  Pt
1Tiger Woods11.79
2Rory McIlroy10.41
3Adam Scott7.81
4Justin Rose6.67
5Luke Donald6.46
6Brandt Snedeker6.33
7Louis Oosthuizen5.75
8Graeme McDowell5.43
9Steve Stricker5.34
10Phil Mickelson5.32

Top 10 LPGA Ranking

  Pt
1Yani Tseng9.78
2Na Yeon Choi8.49
3Stacy Lewis7.88
4In-Bee Park7.51
5Inbee Park7.51
6Shanshan Feng6.75
7Jiyai Shin6.68
8Suzann Pettersen6.46
9So yeon Ryu6.28
10Ai Miyazato6.03

Anchoring of putters banned from 2016

Anchoring of putters banned from 2016

Golf's governing bodies have announced the anchoring of putters in competition will be banned from January 1, 2016.

Garcia, Woods happy to stay enemies

Garcia, Woods happy to stay enemies

Sergio Garcia has slammed Tiger Woods as a frequent liar and said he does not need the world number one as a friend.

Woods: Ban anchoring now

Woods: Ban anchoring now

Tiger Woods has called on the PGA Tour to change its stance and outlaw anchored putting 'as soon as possible'.

Griffin reaches career-high ranking

Griffin reaches career-high ranking

Matthew Griffin has climbed to a career-high in the golf rankings after his win at the SK Telecom Open, while eight Australians remain in the world's top 100.

Bae makes Bradley pay in Texas

Bae makes Bradley pay in Texas

South Korea's Bae Sang-moon has recovered from a double bogey to overhaul Keegan Bradley and win the HP Byron Nelson Championship.

Aussie trio solid in Japan

Aussie trio solid in Japan

Brendan Jones, Paul Sheehan and Scott Strange have recorded top-15 finishes at the PGA Championship Nissin Cupnoodles Cup on Sunday.

Griffin emerges from Korean fog

Griffin emerges from Korean fog

Australia's Matthew Griffin won the SK Telecom Open in Korea after the final round was called off because of thick fog.

Griffin regains lead in Jeju

Griffin regains lead in Jeju

Australia's Matthew Griffin has regained the lead at the SK Telecom Open in South Korea with an even-par round of 72.

Bradley still clear in Texas

Bradley still clear in Texas

Keegan Bradley remains three shots clear at the halfway mark of the HP Byron Nelson Championship.

Kim leads Aussie Griffin

Kim leads Aussie Griffin

South Korea's Kim Chang-yoon has overhauled Matthew Griffin of Australia at the top of the leaderboard at the SK Telecom Open.

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