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The Cut podcast: The end of the race and Hatton's anger management

Iain Carter and Andrew Cotter are joined by Ian Poulter and Tyrell Hatton, who discusses his anger management issues.

'What a way to start!' Fleetwood opens with eagle in Dubai

English teenager becomes youngest ever winner

Singh Brar to build on European Tour bow

How can the LET capitalise on Solheim Cup win?

Watch PGA Championship highlights on BBC iPlayer

Dean on the green - referee Mike moonlights as caddy

The Cut podcast - with Lowry and McIlroy

MacIntyre has 'right attitude' for Ryder Cup - Harrington

Features

Tiger's 10 years: The crash that sparked scandal & redemption

In the early hours of 27 November, 2009, Tiger Woods crashed his car outside his Florida home. It began a scandalous, tumultuous and redemptive decade.

Why the pros outweigh the cons for The Open qualifying series

This weekend's Australian Open is the first of 16 that double as Open Championship qualifying events - a process that is beneficial to the game, writes Iain Carter.

From the section Golf

'Golf shows awareness of outside world - but does it happen enough?'

The cancellation of the Hong Kong Open was the right decision but golf does not always show awareness of wider social issues, writes Iain Carter.

From the section Golf

The American champion millions watched crash to earth

On 25 October 1999, US Open champion Payne Stewart's plane plunged from the sky. This is the story of one of golf's most magnetic figures.

'Scotland's greatest ever lefty ready for biggest stages'

Robert MacIntyre is on the verge of being crowned Rookie of the Year but has already proved he is ready to compete on golf's biggest stages, writes Iain Carter.

From the section Golf

Reid backs skipper Matthew's bold Pettersen call for Solheim Cup

Europe vice-captain Mel Reid backs Catriona Matthew's wildcard pick in selecting Suzann Pettersen for her ninth Solheim Cup.

From the section Golf

'I can carry momentum' - players reluctant to complain about schedule before Women's British Open

One week on from the last major, the world's top female golfers are reconvening ahead of the Women's British Open which starts at Woburn on Thursday.

From the section Golf

'Mcllroy has to find a way of playing his best when it is most required'

There is an issue in Rory McIlroy's psyche he needs to fix before he can produce his best when it is most required, writes BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter.