Sky Television has failed to renew the broadcast rights to some of the biggest golfing events in the world.

Tae Koh has been waiting all year for this one.

Lydia Ko has one more chance to knock off one of golf's oldest records. The Kiwi teenager could become the youngest winner - male or female - of a major at next month's Evian Championship in France.

Lydia Ko is still getting used to being a recognisable figure on the LPGA Tour.

It's hard not to marvel at Lydia Ko's consistency. Expectation and pressure are things that have their own place in her golf bag but the 17-year-old continues to defy standards set for her.

Lydia Ko has made up ground in the second round of the LPGA Championship in New York as the 17-year-old prodigy carded a three-under 69.

World No 2 Lydia Ko is taking a different approach to the year's fourth major, the Wegman's PGA Championship in New York, as she looks to secure a major breakthrough.

The time has come for someone to say no to Tiger Woods, if only to save him from himself. We are about to discover if Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson is that man.