The European Tour season comes to an end this week and Rory McIlroy has the Race to Dubai wrapped up. But plenty of big guns are looking to finish with a flourish at the DP World Tour Championship.
Old romantic Graeme McDowell hit the heights in Dubai as he proposed to his girlfriend on the helipad of the Burj Al Arab. McDowell will marry Kristin Stape at the end of 2013.
Ryder Cup hero Martin Kaymer's name has been added to the list of Europeans joining the US Tour next season. He will take up the exemption he earned.
Luke Donald is back ahead of Tiger Woods as world No 2 after a five-stroke victory at the Dunlop Phoenix tournament in Japan.
Picture a press centre enthralled to see what happened next after Ian Poulter was asked whether he had ever thought about seeing a sports psychologist.
He's already earned over $10million during his 'phenomenal' season but Rory McIlroy admitted for the first time here in Dubai that he felt cheated he hadn't doubled his money.
Rory McIlroy laughed in the face of danger; well, he did if you believe Sir Nick Faldo's opinion that ditching his Titleist clubs is a ‘dangerous’ move.
Tiger Woods' extra-marital affairs have ruined his chances of becoming the best golfer in history, Nick Faldo has claimed.
Miguel Angel Jimenez became the oldest winner in European Tour history. Only seven weeks away from his 49th birthday, Jimenez took the UBS Hong Kong Open.
Two women members watching and a 14-year-old competing - truly, the Masters next year will be a milestone event in the history of Augusta National and evolution of the sport.
Ian Poulter was on the rampage and noisy American supporters were silenced over three of the most dramatic days the world of sport has ever witnessed.
Ernie Els had his name removed from the European Tour money list on Monday and the Open champion is no longer eligible for the £5million DP World Tour Championship.
Lee Westwood has taken perhaps the toughest decision of his professional career and parted company with his great friend and caddie, Billy Foster.
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