Was this the Olympic Games that showed golf truly belonged in the event? Following the dramatic victories - and emotional celebrations - of both Scottie Scheffler and Lydia Ko, Golfshake's Derek Clements believes that our game has justified its place. read more ...

Lydia Ko completed her set of Olympic medals, striking gold as she won the women’s tournament at the Olympic Games at Le Golf National by two shots. read more ...

Scottie Scheffler produced a sensational final round of 62 to succeed fellow American Xander Schauffele as Olympic champion, pipping England’s Tommy Fleetwood by a shot, with Hideki Matsuyama of Japan claiming the bronze medal. read more ...

THE Olympic Games men’s and women’s golf tournaments are unique in that they each feature fields of 60 who will play 72 holes over 4 days in a stroke play competition at Le Golf National with no prize money at stake. The winner will receive a gold medal, the runner-up a silver and a bronze for third. read more ...

Team GB's hopes of medal-winning golfers will be led by four individuals at the Olympic Games in Paris this year, and they will be equally divided between the men's and women's events. read more ...