WGC - Cadillac Championship: Reed trumps tough field at new Doral

USA's Patrick Reed became the youngest winner of a World Golf Championship, his third win in his last 14 tournaments, with a final score of -4 at the US$ 9 million event in Florida. Reed overcame tough conditions at Doral and a stellar line-up of top golfers.

The Honda Classic: Henley survives playoff for win

Russell Henley of USA won the US$ 6 million event after a wild day that began with Tiger Woods walking off the course with a back injury and ended with a four-man playoff when scores were tied at -8. Rory McIlroy started with -12 but eventually succumbed to tough course conditions of the PGA National and tie for the playoff.

WGC - Accenture Match Play: Day prevails in epic final

Australia's Jason Day held his nerve to win the US$ 9 million event after Victor Dubuisson of France threatened to pull off an astounding win at Dove Mountain. Day overcame Dubuisson at the 23rd hole to edge an epic Match Play Championship final.

Africa Open 2014: Aiken overcomes Fisher in play-off

South African Thomas Aiken overcame England's Oliver Fisher in a play-off to secure victory at the € 1 million event. Both were tied at scores of -20 in regulation play. Gaganjeet Bhullar finished with -11 tied at 34th.

Joburg Open 2014: Coetzee claims maiden title at -19

South African George Coetzee secured his maiden title at the € 1.3 million event in Johannesburg scoring a closing -6 to tally up -19 total. Tyrrell Hatton (ENG), Jin Jeong (KOR) and Justin Walters (RSA) were tied 2nd at -16. India's Gaganjeet Bhullar finished the tournament tied 59th at -4.

Tiger Woods' day-out in the Indian capital

The legendary Tiger Woods kept his date with India as the world #1 golfer not only tamed the difficult Delhi Golf Course with a -9 score but also conquered hearts of the thousands of people who came to have a glimpse of him.

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Omega Dubai Desert Classic: Gallacher defends title

Stephen Gallacher of Scotland defended his title at the US$ 2.5 million event in Dubai with bogeys on the first 9 holes but recovering tremendously on the back-9. His final score was -16, a stroke better than 2nd-placed Argentinian Emilio Grillo. Rory McIlroy dropped to tied 9th, Tiger Woods finished tied 41st at -6.

Commercial Bank Qatar Masters: Garcia triumphs at 3rd playoff hole

Sergio Garcia of Spain gets back in top-ten world rankings by winning the title at the US$ 2.5 million event on the 3rd playoff hole against Finland's Mikko Ilonen when their regulation play scores were tied at -16. Gaganjeet Bhullar of India finished the tournament with -9 tied for 22nd.

King's Cup Golf Hua Hin: Prayad completes Royal double

Thailand’s Prayad Marksaeng completed a Royal double when he posted a -12 total to win the US$ 1 million event at Black Mountain Golf Club on Sunday. Swede Rikard Karlberg finished a shot behind at -11. Anirban Lahiri of India ended the tournament tied at 3rd with -9.

Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship: Desert delight for Larrazábal

Pablo Larrazábal of Spain held his nerve on the final green to deny a chasing pack including Major Champions Rory McIlroy (NIR) and Phil Mickelson (USA) to claim victory at the US$ 2.7 million event with a -14 tournament total. India's Gaganjeet Bhullar finished tied 10th in the event at -7.