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Donald names his six Ryder Cup wild cards

Luke Donald has selected Ludvig Åberg, Tommy Fleetwood, Nicolai Højgaard, Shane Lowry, Justin Rose and Sepp Straka as his six Captain’s Picks to complete his 12-man European Team for the 2023 Ryder Cup in Italy.

Donald names his six Ryder Cup wild cards

Donald on Lowry: "Shane brings a lot to the team room"

Shane Lowry will need a Ryder Cup wild card but skipper Luke Donald appears to have little doubt about the passionate Offaly man’s credentials.

Donald on Lowry: "Shane brings a lot to the team room"

Power and Lowry named in GB and I Hero Cup team

Séamus Power has been named alongside Shane Lowry in the Great Britain and Ireland side to face Continental Europe in the inaugural Hero Cup at Abu Dhabi Golf Club from January 13-15.

Power and Lowry named in GB and I Hero Cup team

Meadow vows to battle on: "So as long as there is a chance I'm still going to try"

Stephanie Meadow double-bogeyed the 18th in the Pelican’s Women’s Championship but vowed to pick herself up and keep making birdies as she bids to qualify for next week’s $7 million CME Group Tour Championship in Florida.

Meadow vows to battle on: "So as long as there is a chance I'm still going to try"

Power: "I'd like to think I'm going to bring to the table a person who's going to win some points next year in Rome"

Séamus Power believes he has the confidence to deliver Ryder Cup points for Luke Donald if he makes next year's team in Rome.

Power: "I'd like to think I'm going to bring to the table a person who's going to win some points next year in Rome"

Power has Major ambitions as Ryder Cup campaign hots up

Séamus Power has made a massive leap from 463rd to 32nd in the world over the last 19 months, but the recently crowned Butterfield Bermuda Championship winner is targeting a Major win next year as he seeks his Ryder Cup debut under Luke Donald.

Power has Major ambitions as Ryder Cup campaign hots up

“We’re underdogs” says European Ryder Cup skipper Luke Donald

US Ryder Cup skipper Zach Johnson will have Tiger Woods in Rome “in some capacity” but he’s having none of Luke Donald’s claim that Europe will be underdogs next year.

“We’re underdogs” says European Ryder Cup skipper Luke Donald

Rory hooks Kaymer, Donald and Reed — but can he get Phil Mickelson?

Rory McIlroy might have added Ryder Cup stars Martin Kaymer, Luke Donald and Patrick Reed to a stellar field but the world No 1 is believed to be chasing an even bigger name for next month’s Dubai Duty Free Irish Open — Phil Mickelson.
 

Rory hooks Kaymer, Donald and Reed — but can he get Phil Mickelson?

British Masters returns to The European Tour

The British Masters supported by Sky Sports will return to The European Tour International Schedule for the first time in seven years in 2015, with a quartet of Britain’s leading golfers rotating as the tournament host over the next four seasons, writes the European Tour.

British Masters returns to The European Tour

Who will be the fall guy - Donald or McGinley?

Luke Donald can have few complaints if he's driving a buggy rather than a Titleist in the Ryder Cup later this month. But while most observers believe it will be Lee Westwood and Stephen Gallacher who get the nod to joined Ryder Cup talisman Ian Poulter at Gleneagles, it may well prove to be a very painful decision for Paul McGinley.

Who will be the fall guy - Donald or McGinley?

McIlroy eases into the frame again

The top 15 might be covered by just five strokes but there's a clear favourite for the  Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston on Monday — Rory McIlroy.

McIlroy eases into the frame again

Gallacher puts a gun to McGinley's head

First the big news — Graeme McDowell and his wife Kristin have named their first child Vale Esme. Discovering the names of Paul McGinley's three wildcard picks will have to wait until Tuesday afternoon but if McDowell's comments on Stephen Gallacher's sprint for the line carry any weight, the Scot will be one of them.

Gallacher puts a gun to McGinley's head

Wildcard race hots up in Turin and Boston

Rory McIlroy was no more than afterthought for a change as European and American Ryder Cup wildcard hopefuls shuffled themselves in the deck on Friday with Stephen Gallacher emerging as the clear ace for Paul McGinley.Rory McIlroy was no more than afterthought for a change as European and American Ryder Cup wildcard hopefuls shuffled themselves in the deck on Friday with Stephen Gallacher emerging as the clear ace for Paul McGinley.

Wildcard race hots up in Turin and Boston