Dp World Tour Championship

McIlroy repels Rose's record charge to win in Dubai Dubai: World number one Rory McIlroy picked up USD 2.33 million worth of desert treasure after repelling a record-breaking charge from Ryder Cup team mate Justin Rose to win the DP World Tour Championship on Sunday. Rose almost spiked the guns of the Northern Irishman, who shared the overnight lead with Luke Donald, when he carved two shots off the previous Earth course record with a breathtaking 10-under final round of 62 containing eight birdies and an eagle.

The Englishman set his target early but McIlroy showed nerves of steel as he reeled off five birdies in a row from the 14th to clinch victory by two strokes with a closing 66 and a 23-under tally of 265.

"I needed to do something special," McIlroy said in an on-course interview. I could not have wished for the season to finish any better. Donald (71) was tied third on 270 with South African Charl Schwartzel (68) in the last event of the European Tour season.

McIlroy collected $1.33 million for landing the trophy and an additional $1 million from the tour's bonus prize pool. The billboards in the city called the tournament 'The Greatest Show On Earth' and the world's best golfers did their best to live up to the billing with a red-hot exhibition of low-scoring on another sun-kissed day in the Emirate....more    
06:42 PM, Nov 25, 2012

Jeev Milkha Singh's sparkling 64 for ailing mum Dubai: Neither the injured index finger on his right hand nor the news of his injured mother needing a surgery back home, could stop Jeev Milkha Singh from equalling the course record of eight-under 64 on the third day of the DP World Tour Championships, here on Saturday. The 40-year-old Jeev, seemingly out of the tournament at one-over for 36 holes, exploded into action with nine birdies against one bogey...  
07:42 PM, Nov 24, 2012

McIlroy, Donald, Warren in three-way tie lead Dubai: World number one Rory McIlroy and second-ranked Luke Donald shared the lead with little-known Briton Marc Warren after the DP World Tour Championship second round on Friday. Overnight leader Donald did not drop a shot to par as he returned a four-under-par 68 for an 11-under total of 133 at the European circuit's season-ending event. Ryder Cup team-mate McIlroy carded a solitary bogey at the fourth but still went...  
07:30 PM, Nov 23, 2012

Jeev 34th, as Donald and McIlroy begin strongly Dubai: Jeev Milkha Singh was lying almost in the middle of the pack with a modest one-under 71 at the end of the opening round of the USD 8,000,000 DP World Tour Championship at the Jumeirah Golf Estates on Thursday. The 41-year-old Indian, who has still not fully recovered from his injury, was lying at tied 38th, six behind the leader Luke Donald of England, who arrived into Dubai, fresh...  
11:20 PM, Nov 22, 2012

Golf: Henrik Stenson wins South Africa Open Ekurhuleni: Henrik Stenson fired a one-under-par final round of 71 to win the 102nd South African Open on Sunday, helping him to qualify for the lucrative DP World Tour Championship in Dubai. The Swede finished three strokes ahead of South Africa's George Coetzee at the Serengeti Golf and Wildlife Estate to claim his seventh European Tour title. Stenson started the day on 16-under-par after three impressive sub-70 rounds at the...  
12:26 AM, Nov 19, 2012