How $20 million man John Senden is still flying under the radar
Paul Zalunardo 5:43 PM Over the last 15 years John Senden has won twice in 383 tournaments on the US PGA Tour - and also earned a whopping $27.5 million.
US PGA Championship 2015: A guide to the top players and a look at Whistling Straits
Paul Zalunardo The final golf major of 2015 sees the world's best converge on Kohler, Winconsin to take on the monster by Lake Michigan
GOLF:Jason Day back where his majors run began
Jason Day has a fitting venue to play in what's dubbed the "close but no cigar" grouping at the US PGA Championship.
Last broomstick major not the end: Scott
Adam Scott insists his window for winning major championships remains wide open despite this week's US PGA Championship being his last with an anchored long putter.
McIlroy insists he is '100 per cent' ready
James Corrigan Soccer is out for the week, but Rory McIlroy announced here at the USPGA Championship on Monday that his ankle is "100 per cent" ready for golf after yet more practice on this demanding course.
Day optimistic for final 2015 major
Jason Day reckons he only needs a few tweaks for this week's US PGA Championship after fading from contention late in the WGC Bridgestone Invitational.
Rose, Bowditch go low at WGC Bridgestone
Australian Steven Bowditch and Englishman Justin Rose have stormed up the leaderboard at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational with a pair of seven-under-par 63s.
USPGA Championship preview: Can Jordan Spieth win again?
Paul Zalunardo We take a look at the leading contenders from both Australia and abroad for the upcoming USPGA Championship.
McIlroy paired with Spieth, Johnson for PGA
Michael Buteau Rory McIlroy is listed as part of a group with Masters and U.S. Open champion Jordan Spieth and British Open winner Zach Johnson to play the first two rounds of next week's PGA Championship in Wisconsin.
Late bogeys cost Day early lead
Jason Day held a share of the lead late in his opening round of the World Golf Championships Bridgestone Invitational only to throw it away with a couple of bogeys.
Scott wants Williams to join him in 2016
Adam Scott is optimistic that he can persuade his caddie Steve Williams to continue working for him well into next year, even though their second stint together is due to end after next week's PGA Championship.
Millartime hits Port Curtis Classic
Gold Creek professional Matthew Millar continued his bumper year with victory in the inaugural Port Curtis Classic in Queensland on Wednesday.
Shattered Scott motivated to bounce back
A shattered Adam Scott is looking to replicate countryman Jason Day and bounce back from British Open defeat with a confidence-building win.
Jason Day's career 'game changer'
Jason Day says his British Open loss coupled with his bounce back win is a 'game changer' for his career going forward as he looks to break his major championship drought.
Woods optimistic after bounce back in final round
Tiger Woods bounced back from an erratic third round to close with a three-under 68 at the Quicken Loans National and predicted he would eventually get back to winning golf tournaments.
Peerless Park surges to British Open title
World number one Inbee Park of South Korea fired a sparkling final-round 65 to win the women's British Open at Turnberry by three shots on Sunday.
Minjee Lee tied for fifth in British Open
Australia's Minjee Lee is in a three-way tie for fifth place after the third round of the Women's British Open at Turnberry.
Tiger Woods back to square one after poor round
Tiger Woods was in a rare position on Saturday at the Quicken Loans National tournament. Contending.
Karrie Webb misses cut, Minjee Lee flies flag at British Open
Karrie Webb has missed the cut at the British Open but an Australian at the other end of her career is well in contention at the midway point.
Pettersen leads as Webb misses the cut
Norway's Suzann Pettersen surged two strokes clear of the field.
