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Francesco Molinari leads at Wentworth after Rory McIlroy, defending champion Luke Donald and Ian Poulter miss the cut.
McIlroy & Donald miss Wentworth cut
Rory McIlroy and Luke Donald miss the cut at the PGA Championship at Wentworth as Francesco Molinari leads by one shot.
Scott among group taking ban action
Masters champion Adam Scott is among a group of nine players taking legal advice over the ban on anchored putters.
Headlines
- Invitational at Colonial leaderboard
- Tour chief sorry for 'coloured' remark
- Big names falter at PGA Championship
- McIlroy struggles at PGA Championship
- Garcia apologises for 'fried chicken' remark
- Rose revels in Wentworth pressure
- McIlroy and McDowell deny rift
- Europe increase Ryder Cup wildcards
- Anchoring of putters to be banned
- Davis seals Open Championship place
- McDowell wins World Match Play title
- N Ireland World Cup team ruled out
- McDowell seals place in World Match Play semis
- Poulter disgusted by Match Play loss
- Poulter loses in World Match Play
- Woods secures victory at Players
- Garcia & Woods row at Players event
- Singh sues PGA over antler spray ban
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Features & Analysis
Show all correspondentsWentworth's PGA Championship is one of the European Tour's few chances to be in the limelight, says golf correspondent Iain Carter
Colin Montgomerie deserves his place in the World Golf Hall of Fame, despite not winning a major, writes Iain Carter.
A week on from defending the historical single sex issue at clubs that host the Open, the R&A unveils its progressive side
Golfer Cheyenne Woods speaks to BBC Sport about stepping out of her famous uncle's shadow.
The boss of the R&A accepts there is growing pressure to bring an end to all-male clubs, writes golf correspondent Iain Carter