Day finishes strongly at Hilton Head

Jason Day is back to looking like the world's top-ranked golfer, following up a season-worst 79 in the US PGA Tour's Heritage Classic with a three-under 68 final round.

Lee shoots 64 to win on LPGA Tour

Australian teenager Minjee Lee has claimed her second LPGA Tour title in brilliant fashion, shooting an eight-under-par 64 final round to win the Lotte Championship by one shot.

Day falls nine shots behind leader

Joint overnight leader and world No.1 Jason Day had a season-worst eight-over 79 to fall nine shots behind frontrunner Luke Donald at the RBC Heritage.

Day bounces back from mental fatigue of the Masters

World No.1 Jason Day has cast aside his Masters disappointment to be in a three-way tie for the lead after the second round of the RBC Heritage PGA Tour event in South Carolina.

Spieth at the Masters: Hiccup or choke?

Greg Baum   In making a quadruple bogey at the 12th at Augusta last Sunday, did Jordan Spieth choke, or was it as he said, that he put a couple of bad swings on the ball at the wrong time? Is there a difference?

Do not feel sorry for Spieth: caddie

Jordan Spieth's caddie urged fans not to feel sorry for the Masters runner-up on Wednesday despite his final-round meltdown at Augusta.

Rio golfers must be snappy with alligators lurking

Slow rounds are common in world golf but players competing at the Olympics in August may need to be snappier than usual as they will have alligators, capybaras and other wildlife for company.

When golf affects the stock market

Noel Randlewich   Shares of sports apparel maker Under Armour dropped nearly 6 percent on Monday, a day after defending champion Jordan Spieth lost the Masters golf tournament in a shocking meltdown.

Spieth has lots to learn, but time to do it

Tod Leonard   Spieth has a lot still to learn about handling his thoughts and emotions, but he seems to understand that better than anybody.

There's eight more steps to go: Willett

James Corrigan   Danny Willett has vowed not to wallow in his Masters glory, but instead follow the advice of Sir Alex Ferguson as he sets out on his quest to become the world No?1.

Why Spieth's meltdown is good for golf and hackers like me

Andrew Webster   I hate golf. It's an attack on my masculinity. Ever been at the bottom of the hill on the par-three ninth at Urunga golf course, about to play your 12th shot, as your mates roll around in laughter each time your ball finds the green up the top, only for it to slowly trickle back down, right to where you played the godforsaken …

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Was Spieth's Masters meltdown the major choke of all time?

Matt Murnane   Choke. It is the word no sportsman wants to be associated with, but when it comes to golf and, in particular, the majors, history tells us that it is only a matter of time before one man's life-changing achievement is helped by another's soul-crushing self-destruction.

Five crazy moments from Masters Sunday

Matt Murnane   From aces highs to a 50-minute low for Jordan Spieth: the craziest moments from Masters Sunday.

Spieth's eye fails him in the '30 minutes that hopefully I'll never experience again'

Malcolm Knox   The size of Jordan Spieth's achievement, that phantom win, can perhaps be measured by the mental collapse he suffered.

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Willett wins Masters after Spieth collapse

Malcolm Knox   Englishman Danny Willett has won the 2016 US Masters after a final-round collapse from Jordan Spieth.

Live: Final day of the 2016 Masters

Matt Murnane   Jordan Spieth has left the door open for a final-day challenge. Join us for live coverage of the US Masters.

Is this the best hole-in-one in US Masters history?

Jamie Marcuson   Is this the best hole-in-one in US Masters history? It just may be.