BBC Golf News

• Rory McIlroy to ride in all-star bike race
  World number one Rory McIlroy will join NBA All-Star Gordon Hayward and six-time Olympic track champion Allyson Felix in an all-star race on stationary bikes.
• Caddie Harry Diamond to spend two weeks in quarantine before returning to golf with Rory McIlroy
  Rory McIlroy's caddie Harry Diamond is set to spend two weeks in quarantine in Florida so that he can be on McIlroy's bag for the PGA Tour's return.
• Rory McIlroy: World number one believes Ryder Cup will be postponed until 2021
  World number one Rory McIlroy believes this year's Ryder Cup will be postponed until 2021 because players are not keen on playing in it without fans.
• World number one McIlroy won't fear travelling to Europe
  Four-time major winner Rory McIlroy says there is no reason to be 'scared' of travelling to tournaments if guidelines are followed amid the coronavirus pandemic.
• Stephanie Meadow: Playing at Tokyo Olympics the top target for NI player
  Stephanie Meadow says making a second Olympic Games appearance for Ireland next year will "trump" playing in the women's majors.
• Tiger Woods & Peyton Manning beat Tom Brady & Phil Mickelson in $20m charity match
  Tiger Woods, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Phil Mickelson raise $20m for coronavirus relief efforts in The Match: Champions for Charity.
• Inbee Park to compete in LPGA virtual match play event for charity
  Seven-time major winner Inbee Park will take part in a virtual match play event organised by the LPGA.
• Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson win charity skins match in Florida
  Rory McIlroy wore shorts, carried his own bag and he won £910,000 for charity with a nearest-the-pin shot as golf returned to television on Sunday.
• Connor Syme wins virtual event over Royal Portrush course
  Scotland's Connor Syme wins the BMW International event by two shots, from the comfort of his own living room.
• Rory McIlroy criticises US president Donald Trump over coronavirus response
  Northern Ireland golfer Rory McIlroy says US president Donald Trump has tried to "politicise" the response to the Covid-19 pandemic