Golf

The Women's British Open and Scottish Open are to go ahead in August with no spectators.

Bryson DeChambeau's weight gain helped him dominate off the tee and continue his fine recent form at the Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit

World number 221 Gemma Dryburgh strings together a stellar back nine to snatch the third Rose Ladies Series event from Georgia Hall.

Thorbjorn Olesen's suspension is lifted by the European Tour as the wait for his delayed sexual assault trial continues.

Former Open Champion Paul Lawrie hopes his new Tartan Pro Tour can be a "lifeline" for professional golfers who may be considering leaving the sport.

The Rose Ladies Series defends its decision to hold most of its tournaments in the south, after some northern golfers felt they could not take part in the first three events.

Darren Clarke says postponing this year's Ryder Cup would be the "best way forward" because the event "cannot be the same without fans".

American Dustin Johnson wins on the PGA Tour for the first time in 16 months with victory at the Travelers Championship.

Brendon Todd and Dustin Johnson both shoot career-best 61s to move into the top two spots at the Travelers Championship.

Denny McCarthy withdraws from the Travelers Championship before the start of the second round after testing positive for coronavirus.

Meghan MacLaren wins the second Rose Ladies Series event despite a two-shot penalty for playing the wrong ball.

Mackenzie Hughes narrowly misses out on a round of 59 and Rory McIlroy records seven-under 63 as the pair set the pace in Connecticut.

Phil Mickelson will get another chance to complete a career Grand Slam at the US Open from 17-20 September.

The PGA Tour's Travelers Championship will go ahead despite three individuals testing positive for coronavirus.

Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell pulls out of the Travelers Championship after caddie Ken Comboy tests positive for Covid-19.

The US PGA Championship will be played in San Francisco on its rescheduled date in August but without spectators present.

England's joint overnight leader Tyrrell Hatton shots a five-under-par 66 but still finishes two shots behind RBC Heritage winner Webb Simpson at Hilton Head.

The PGA Tour says 11 people have returned negative coronavirus tests after the withdrawal of American Nick Watney.

US golfer Nick Watney withdraws from the RBC Heritage tournament after testing positive for coronavirus prior to the second round.

England's Ian Poulter says he is going "straight to the driving range" despite shooting a seven-under-par 64 to share the round one lead at the RBC Heritage.