BBC Golf News

• Record-equalling Fleetwood beaten by Koepka at US Open
  American Brooks Koepka retains his US Open title with victory over England's record-equalling Tommy Fleetwood at Shinnecock Hills.
• Sport on the BBC: Best of this week's TV & radio coverage
  This week's sport on the BBC includes England World Cup group games and England's ODIs against Australia.
• Rose one back as four share US Open lead amid Mickelson penalty controversy
  England's Justin Rose is one shot adrift of a four-way tie for the US Open lead while Phil Mickelson incurs a two-shot penalty.
• US Open 'feels like a write-off' - McIlroy
  Rory McIlroy says he feels like he "has had only three majors to target" after missing the cut at the US Open for a third successive year.
• Johnson leads US Open by four after 'stupid' Poulter falters
  World number one Dustin Johnson leads the US Open by four shots after England's Ian Poulter has a "stupid" finish to his second round.
• Poulter and Johnson in four-way US Open lead, but McIlroy and Woods struggle
  Ian Poulter shares a one shot lead at the US Open but Rory McIlroy has a first round to forget in windy conditions at Shinnecock Hills.
• US Open has learned from 2004 Shinnecock farce, says organiser
  This year's US Open will not descend into the farce of 2004 when Shinnecock Hills last hosted it, says event boss Mike Davis.
• Johnson wins St Jude Classic to return to world number one
  Dustin Johnson cruises to a six-shot victory at the St Jude Classic to regain the world number one ranking.
• Curtis Cup: US thrash Great Britain and Ireland 17-3 to reclaim title
  United States thrash Great Britain and Ireland by a record 17-3 scoreline to reclaim the Curtis Cup, in New York.
• Scotland's Syme second as Korhonen wins first European Tour title
  Scotland's Connor Syme second in the inaugural Shot Clock Masters in Austria as Mikko Korhonen wins first European Tour title.