How does he keep doing it? During a professional career that has spanned half a century, Bernhard Langer continues to set records in golf. Kieran Clark makes the argument that the Bavarian has played to a higher level - for longer - than anyone else in history. read more ...

Bernhard Langer produced what is surely the most remarkable victory on any tour in 2024 as he birdied the final hole to win the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship - at the age of 67! 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 ...

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 ...

Like a fine wine, Bernhard Langer just seems to get better with age. He defied wind and rain to win the Senior Open at Royal Porthcawl for the third time. It was his 10th major victory, which is a record, and it would be a huge surprise if the 59-year-old doesn't add a few more before he is finished. read more ...

While Alex Noren was rewriting the record books at Wentworth, Bernhard Langer was creating his own piece of history at the KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship as he became the first golfer to win all five Senior Majors. read more ...