McIlroy battles to make the cut as DJ blazes into two-shot lead
Dustin Johnson moves to the top of the leaderboard with a super 60.
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Dustin Johnson moves to the top of the leaderboard with a super 60.
The 24-year-old from Texas carded 12 birdies and no bogeys in the Northern Trust.
The Holywood native has moved one shot behind halfway leader Gavin Green in Switzerland.
The four-time major winner fired three-under on Thursday at the European Masters.
The 30-year-old won three times this season, including last night’s Tour Championship.
The Northern Ireland golfer battled to a four-under 66 in Atlanta.
There’s a stacked leaderboard after round one in Atlanta.
Justin Thomas won the BMW Championship at Medinah by three shots from Patrick Cantlay.
The Down native is in a tie for eighth place heading into the final round.
Dustin Johnson backed up his opening-round 63 to take the lead in New Jersey.
After a shaky round, the Olympic champion delivered when it mattered most.
Rose leads by a stroke from Russell Knox and Abraham Ancer after the opening round of the Dell Technologies Championship.
A strong finish from Seamus Power saw him just make the cut at the Northern Trust Open.
McIlroy set to miss FedEx Cup finale and shot at another $10m payday.
World number one Dustin Johnson, Venezuela’s Jhonattan Vegas and Rickie Fowler are also going well.
The Irish Olympian posted a final round of 66 at the Canadian Open.
Youngster caught eagle ball from McIlroy’s $11.5m FedEx Cup win.
McIlroy is back in action at the HSBC Champions in Shanghai this week.
McIlroy wins sudden-death playoff at Tour Championship, pipping Dustin Johnson to FedEx Cup bonus.
Spieth is also back to number one in the world.
The 27-year-old won more money today than he had since turning professional five years ago.
A bogey and a double-bogey on the front nine could be costly for the world number one.
WATCH: 25-foot eagle helps McIlroy into a share of the lead in the penultimate round of the FedEx Cup playoffs.
No rush, Rors. It’s only $10 million we’re talking about here.
All eyes are on Atlanta where the Tour Championship tees off later today.
Chris Kirk put himself front and centre as US captain Tom Watson prepares to make his Ryder Cup picks.
Superb 64 leaves McIlroy poised to strike on the final day in Boston.
The Northern Irishman finished tied for 22nd at five under in the FedEx Cup opener.
Graeme McDowell started with a bogey, but then regrouped with five birdies to finish with a four-under par 68 round.
The player has been rewarded by his peers following a successful year.
Rory McIlory may have been the player of the year but the points system means it was Brandt Snedeker who walked away with the $10m.
The American golfer recorded a two-under par 68 during Sunday’s final round to win the PGA Tour Championship.
With a $10 million bonus on the line, Rory McIlroy plays alongside Tiger Woods when the Tour Championship tees off later on Thursday.
Rory McIlroy will have to be at his best to fend off golf’s top names and take home the $10m bonus this weekend, writes Neil Cullen
The newly-crowned BMW Championship winner will have to nail his colours to the mast ahead of golf’s debut at the Rio Olympics.
The world number one claimed his third victory in four starts at Crooked Stick tonight.
Rory McIlroy is one shot back ahead of the final round of the BMW Championship at Crooked Stick.
The Fijian reached 13-under 131 to secure the top spot after the second round of the BMW Championship
As the FedEx Cup Playoffs head to TPC Boston, Neil Cullen looks at the Americans in contention for one of Davis Love’s four wildcards.
The World number one has been group with the 14-time major champion at The Barclays