Alex Cejka defeated Padraig Harrington in a play-off to win The Senior Open in brutal conditions at Royal Porthcawl on a day when not a single player managed to break par. read more ...

Bernhard Langer returns once more to Royal Porthcawl, where he has won the Senior Open twice, including by an extraordinary 13 strokes in 2014. Golfshake's Kieran Clark looks back at that remarkable performance. read more ...

On Sunday, 63-year-old Fred Couples produced a stunning final round of 60 to win the SAS Championship. He not only beat his age by three strokes, the former world number one shot the lowest winning round in the history of the Champions Tour. read more ...

The dust continues to settle after a momentous 150th Open Championship, but now it's time for the senior equivalent, which is being played within the grandeur of the Gleneagles Hotel and its acclaimed Kings Course. Who could be the champion this weekend? Here are some potential contenders. read more ...

Ireland's Padraig Harrington led the US Senior Open at Bethlehem by six shots with 10 holes to play. That’s when Steve Stricker decided to put his foot to the floor and, in the end, Harrington was forced to hang on for dear life to claim the title by a single shot. read more ...

It only seems like yesterday that Padraig Harrington was winning The Open and the PGA Championship but he has just announced that he will be making his Senior Open debut at Gleneagles in July. read more ...

When Jack Nicklaus announced his retirement from the Masters Par 3 Contest, his legions of supporters may have feared that they would never see him roll back the years again, but the legendary American was back in competitive form at the weekend. read more ...

Local favourite Pablo Larrazábal shot a stunning final round of 62 to claim his seventh DP World Tour title. The round featured five birdies on the trot as he won the ISPS Handa Championship by one shot. read more ...

Thomas Pieters became the first Belgian to win a Rolex Series event as he shot a 72 in difficult conditions to win the Abu Dhabi Championship by a shot. Pieters held off a strong field to secure his sixth DP World Tour title and move back into the top 50 in the world rankings, ensuring that he will be teeing it up in The Masters at Augusta in April. read more ...

Fresh from becoming the oldest man to win a tournament on the PGA Tour Champions, Germany’s Bernhard Langer claimed the season-ending Schwab Cup for the sixth time as Phil Mickelson held on to win the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship. read more ...

After a two-year absence because of the pandemic, the Senior Open returns, with the seemingly ageless Bernhard Langer defending his title at the stunning Sunningdale Golf Club against a field that includes Ernie Els, Jim Furyk and Retief Goosen. read more ...

Now 50, Phil Mickelson has managed to win on his first Champions Tour start. He not only won the Charles Schwab Series but, in the process, he equalled the scoring record for a 54-hole tournament with an astonishing total of 191. But as Derek Clements explains, Lefty is by no means the first golfer to win on his senior debut. read more ...

The senior tours can present a highly lucrative second career to players who turn 50, but the next generation of names who are set become eligible for the circuit could make for fascinating and exciting viewing.  read more ...

The remarkable Bernhard Langer overcame the damp conditions to light up Royal Lytham with a briliant final round of 66 to win his fourth Senior Open Championship, on a day that will also be remembered for the farewell of the legendary Tom Watson. read more ...

US Ryder Cup captain Steve Stricker proved that he still has plenty of game himself by winning the US Senior Open at Warren Golf Course by six shots. Derek Clements reports on a spectacular performance from the 52-year-old, who led from start to finish. read more ...