HAVING already earned more prize money in six months, in excess of 280,000, than during any other full season since he turned professional 14 years ago, it's little wonder Dunbar's David Drysdale feels a weight has been lifted from his shoulders as he looks forward to competing against the world's best golfers this summer.

Yani Tseng is giggling again.As is her nature, most everything makes Tseng laugh and smile. In this particular case, she's tweeted the reporter at the other end of the line just before the phone interview is about to take place.

Lindsey Wright is looking to make a major statement at the $A2.5 million LPGA Championship starting on Thursday.

Green was driving on a highway near Hickory, Mississippi, on Monday when the accident occurred.

Pa. – Jim Furyk doesn't have fond memories of the Black Course at Bethpage State Park, but he hopes changes in the course setup and hopefully better weather will boost his chances to contend at next week's U.S. Open.

Forget pitch and putt - this tee-off point on top of a 430m mountain in South Africa is the hardest golf shot in the world, and more than $US1 million awaits the player who can score a hole in one. Players must take a helicopter to the top to play the longest - and highest - par three on the planet.

Tiger Woods sent a loud warning that he's still the man to beat at the US Open with a brilliant finish to win the Memorial tournament for a fourth time.

No need to worry about Tiger Woods heading into the U.S. Open.Woods broke away from a four-way tie for the lead Sunday at the Memorial with birdies on his final two holes, the last one a 7-iron that stopped a foot away from the cup for a 7-under-par 65 and a one-shot victory over Jim Furyk. Woods finished at 12-under 276 and won for the 67th time.