This season started in style in South Africa for Graeme Storm and now he's in line for a nice conclusion there as well after pegging a first round 3-under-par 37-32=69 to lie T6 on the live leaderboard in the Nedbank Golf Challenge.
Graeme Storm is thrilled about his second shot at the HSBC Champions, his WGC debut, which is hosted by Sheshan International GC in Shanghai, China.
Local man Graeme Storm is making a bid for the British Masters title after a third round 3-under-par 33-34=67 left him T2 on 11-under 199 just one shot behind the leader Robert Karlsson at Close House GC.
Local man Graeme Storm continued his bid for glory in the British Masters at Close House as a 3-under-par 33-34=67 in Friday's second round kept him in the top 10.
Graeme Storm mobilized the home support to help himself to a 5-under-par lap of 32-33=65 on the Lee Westwood Colt Course at Close House GC, good for T8 after round one of the British Masters.
Graeme Storm confirmed his return to form with a final lap of 4-under-par 33-34=67 to total 15-under 269 and finish T3 in the Portugal Masters, five shots back of winner Lucas Bjerregaard.
Nearly twelve months on from his card-loss scare, Graeme Storm is celebrating in style at the Portugal Masters; his second round 5-under-par 32-34=66 leaves him T6 on 9-under 133 at the halfway stage.
Graeme Storm, the 2007 winner, fired a 5-under-par 33-33=66 in his second round at the Open de France, moving 43 spots up the leaderboard to T4 and just three behind leader Adrian Otaegui.
Graeme Storm is having a profitable time in 2017 and makes the BMW International Open in Germany his next European Tour stop.
Graeme Storm hung up a 3-under-par 35-34=69 on day two of the Lyoness Open in Austria, nudging up three spots on the live leaderboard to solo second place.
Graeme Storm cruised Diamond Country Club to post a first round 4-under-par 35-33=68, one behind the clubhouse lead at the Lyoness Open.
Graeme Storm birdied three of his final four holes in a 5-under-par 36-32=68 in round two of the Nordea Masters in Sweden, good enough for a share of the 36-hole clubhouse lead with Max Orrin on 5-under 141.
Graeme Storm shot bookend 68s when T6 at Wentworth on Sunday and he'll look to build on that impressive finish in this week's Nordea Masters in Sweden.
Graeme Storm slots in at 35th on the Race to Dubai as he lines up for this week's Shenzhen International in China.