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Lee continues strong play at U.S. Amateur
PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) -- A whirlwind of a month is almost over for Danny Lee.
1958 Masters: Arnie's Army is born
A transformative moment often requires a specific combination of conditions and a single event that acts as a catalyst. Think of Europe in 1914, a mix of ethnic tensions, political rivalries and expansionist conflict. Then, bam, the assassination of Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand leads to a world war.
De Jonge captures first Nationwide win
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) -- Zimbabwe's Brendon de Jonge won the Xerox Classic for his first Nationwide Tour title Sunday, closing with a 1-under 69 at Irondequoit Country Club for a two-stroke victory over Australia's Jarrod Lyle.
Notes: Harrington motivates Olympic boxer
(AP) -- Kenny Egan, a light heavyweight boxer from Ireland who advanced to the medal round Tuesday at the Olympics, was trying to figure out how to peak for the biggest events. He went to the right guy for help.
Beem gets second chance in FedEx playoffs
(AP) -- Rich Beem, as much as anyone, knows how quickly fortunes can change in golf.
A behind-the-scenes look at the PGA Tour's split with Westchester Country Club
The 41-year relationship between the PGA Tour and Westchester Country Club was like a good marriage gone bad. There was the innocent beginning, the complacent middle years and then, finally, when the Tour's wandering eye led it to Ridgewood Country Club in Paramus, N.J., the bitter, dish-throwing end.
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Lee's confidence high entering U.S. Amateur
(AP) -- This isn't how Danny Lee expected to prepare for the U.S. Amateur - not that he's complaining.
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Has the PGA cleaned up its Cup?
In its inaugural season, the PGA's FedEx Cup proved to have a few flaws. Tom LaMarre wonders if things have changed.
Pettersson wins first PGA tournament in two years
Carl Pettersson won his hometown event for his first PGA Tour victory in two years, shooting a 2-under 68 on Sunday for a two-stroke victory in the Wyndham Championship.
The local favorite, former North Carolina State player and member of the tournament's board had three birdies during a four-hole stretch on the back nine, finished at 21-under 259 and earned $918,000.
Scott McCarron, who briefly led midway through the final round, shot a 68 and to finished second.
Funk wins JELD-WEN Tradition by 3
Even with a widening lead in the final found of the JELD-WEN Tradition, Fred Funk pretended he was trailing.
"We were going down the second fairway and my caddie, Mark (Long), said 'Let's say you are four behind,"' Funk said. "We were trying to make it as if we were behind all day. Don't protect anything and fire at all the flags."
The aggressive Funk won his first Champions Tour major title, closing with a 3-under 69 on Sunday for three-stroke victory over Mike Goodes at the Crosswater Club.
Hull earns first LPGA title
Australia's Katherine Hull won the Canadian Women's Open on Sunday for her first LPGA Tour title, taking advantage of Yani Tseng's final-round meltdown for a one-stroke victory at Ottawa Hunt.
The 26-year-old Hull, six strokes behind Tseng at the start of the round, shot a 3-under 69 to finish at 11-under 277. Se Ri Pak closed with a 72 to finish second, and Tseng's 77 left her two strokes behind at 9 under.
Hanson wins SAS Masters by 1 shot
Peter Hanson shot 1-over 71 in cold, windy and wet conditions and held on to win the SAS Masters on Sunday for his second career European PGA Tour victory.
Hanson, the first Swede to win the event since Jesper Parnevik 10 years ago, finished at 9-under 271 on the Arlandastad course north of Stockholm.
Pelle Edberg, another Swede who was Hanson's playing partner in the last group, tied for second with Nick Dougherty of England. Edberg and Dougherty shot 70.
Wie questioned again over critics' comments
Michelle Wie fended off yet another round of criticism before her final LPGA Tour appearance of the year in the Canadian Women's Open.
"Everyone has their own opinion of what I should do, but I think that it's my life," Wie said. "I know there might be wrong decisions that I make and there might be right decisions that I make, but they're decisions that I make for myself.
"And I think the only decision I can make is to be 100 per cent supportive of myself and not doubt myself at all.
Woods rules out swinging club until '09
Tiger Woods' rehab is going well, but don't expect to see him swinging a golf club any time soon.
Donald has surgery, done for the season
Luke Donald has undergone surgery on his left wrist and will miss the remainder of the season, officially ending any hopes of playing on the Ryder Cup team for Europe.
Donald was forced to miss the final two majors of the year. He had surgery Monday in New York to repair a tendon injury in his wrist. He had hoped that rest would allow it to strengthen, but there was little progress.
The 30-year-old from England has played on the last two Ryder Cup teams and has a 5-1-1 record.
Harrington wins PGA for second straight major
Padraig Harrington rallied from three shots behind to win the U.S. PGA Championship and his third major title on Sunday. In closing with a 4-under 66 at Oakland Hills club, the Irishman became only the fourth player to win the British Open and U.S. PGA in the same year.
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Hanson pips Dougherty in Sweden
Sweden's Peter Hanson edges England's Nick Dougherty by one shot to clinch the SAS Masters title in Stockholm.
Pettersson storms to Wyndham win
Sweden's Carl Pettersson holes three late birdies to win the Wyndham Championship by two strokes in North Carolina.
SAS Masters leaderboard
Britain's Nick Dougherty continues his bid for victory at this week's European Tour event in Stockholm.
Dougherty maintains Sweden lead
Nick Dougherty shoots three birdies in the last four holes to share the midway lead at the SAS Masters in Stockholm.
Hanson takes lead from Dougherty
Sweden's Peter Hanson overhauls Nick Dougherty at the top of the leaderboard at the SAS Masters in Stockholm.
Dougherty shares lead in Sweden
England's Nick Dougherty is in a three-way share of the lead after the first round at the SAS Masters in Stockholm.
Surgery ends Donald's Ryder hopes
Luke Donald will miss the Ryder Cup and the rest of the year's action after undergoing wrist surgery.
Woods takes cautious rehab route
World number one Tiger Woods will not return to golfing action until 2009 at the earliest.
Lahlin gets play-off win in Wales
SwedenÂ’s Lotta Wahlin beats GermanyÂ’s Martina Eberl after a play-off at the Wales Ladies Championship of Europe in Machynys.
Harrington 'to boost Ryder team'
European Ryder Cup captain Nick Faldo believes Padraig Harrington's major double could inspire his side to a fourth successive win.
Harrington revels in historic win
Padraig Harrington is overjoyed at becoming the first European to win consecutive Majors.
Superb Harrington clinches USPGA
Padraig Harrington wins his second straight major with victory in the 90th USPGA Championship at Oakland Hills.
Beaten Curtis seals Ryder place
Ben Curtis lands an automatic spot in the American Ryder Cup team by finishing runner-up in the USPA Championship.
Iain Carter column
"Golf should become an Olympic sport again"
606 debate
Can Padraig Harrington be the man to challenge Tiger Woods?
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The dot.com Insider reviews three books that answer the question and tell you a lot more.
Beemer beaming at FedExCup chances
Rich Beem, as much as anyone, knows how quickly fortunes can change in golf.
Notes: Paddy the motivator; Ryder Cup race
Kenny Egan, a light heavyweight boxer from Ireland who advanced to the medal round Tuesday at the Olympics, was trying to figure out how to peak for the biggest events.
Fillmore takes medalist honors at U.S. Am
Robbie Fillmore, 22, of Provo, Utah, shot a 5-under-par 65 to win medalist honors on the second day of stroke play at the U.S. Amateur
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Playoffs get underway at The Barclays
The FedExCup Playoffs start this week at Ridgewood Country Club.
Champions jet to Seattle for Boeing Classic
The Champions Tour remains on the West Coast this week for the Boeing Classic where there was a seven-way playoff last year.
Ochoa takes another shot at defending
After four weeks and three events in three different countries, the LPGA finally returns to the United States this week for the Safeway Classic.
Euros head to Netherlands for KLM Open
With the run to the Ryder Cup well underway, players like Ross Fisher and Soren Hansen head to the KLM Open this week looking for a big finish.
N'wide prepares for NE Pennsylvania Classic
The Nationwide Tour heads to the Keystone State this week for the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic, which will contested on a new course this year.
New Swing Thought: Don't
Not only is he not playing for the rest of 2008, Tiger announced that he won't even be swinging a club until next year. This and more in Backspin.
Ochoa wants more Latinas on Tour
Mexico’s Lorena Ochoa, the world’s number one female golfer, wants to see more Latin American women in the LPGA top flight currently dominated by South Koreans and Americans.
The Case for Pettersson
Suddenly his is another name in the mix of possible captain's picks for Nick Faldo.
Lee opens strong at U.S. Amateur
A whirlwind of a month is almost over for Danny Lee.
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The Canadian Women's Open concluded Sunday with Katherine Hull claiming her first career LPGA Tour win by a stroke over Hall-of-Famer Se Ri Pak.
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Pettersen Ties Tour Record at Wyndham
What is the lowest stroke total recorded over the opening two rounds of a PGA Tour tournament? It's 125, and on Friday at the Wyndham Championship, Carl Pettersen tied that...
Architecture Aficionados: The PGA Tour Wants You!
Do you love golf course architecture? Are you a course designer wannabe? Do you have fantastic ideas on how to lay out a golf hole floating around inside that noggin...
Is Annika Already Planning Comeback?
Earlier this year, Annika Sorenstam announced her retirement effective at the end of the 2008 season. Scratch that - she pointedly didn't use the word "retirement," rather she described her...
Last Chance for Wie Begins Thursday
The Canadian Women's Open begins on Thursday with Michelle Wie in the field on the basis of her sixth and final LPGA Tour sponsor exemption of 2008. And so the...
This Week: Wyndham Championship
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Woods Won't Swing a Club Until 2009
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Surgery Ends Luke Donald's Year
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FORMER PGA champion Andrew Oldcorn has given a glowing endorsement to a computer programme that has been created by a fellow Edinburgh-based golf professional.
Fisher on the defensive in his Ryder Cup quest
ROSS FISHER has played 1658 holes chasing a Ryder Cup debut over the past year.
Lloyd Saltman: Revision required as bell sounds for Qualifying School
I HAVE been given extra impetus to work hard on the practice ground this week after receiving an unexpected sponsors' invite for next weekend's Johnnie Walker Champion
All-conquering Harrington still driven by fear
THREE major wins, two in the last month, have not dispelled the fear of failure that is at the core of Padraig Harrington's success.
Harrington is chasing more
NEWLY-crowned US PGA champion Padraig Harrington wants to add FedEx Cup success to his double major-winning season.
Maxwell wins boys' merit prize
CRAIGIELAW'S Douglas Maxwell staged a storming finish to win the 2008 DM Hall Lothians Boys' Order of Merit.
Zack leads the way at Longniddry
ZACK SALTMAN (Craigielaw) pipped host club member Myles Cunningham for top spot in the Longniddry Open, the latest counting event in the Lothians Order of Merit.
Mike Aitken: Laird pulls in $400,000 in a monthas he pursues the American dream
HAVING secured a spot among the game's elite in the play-offs for the FedEx Cup, which starts this week, thanks to a sterling performance at the Wyndham where he claimed
Golf: First Tour win rockets Ramsay up rankings
THE value of winning in golf was never better illustrated yesterday when Richie Ramsay's first victory as a professional on the Challenge Tour at the weekend elevated the
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The Open: Colin Montgomerie frustrated that he can take 'nothing positive' from his week
Scot desperately seeks improvement for Ryder Cup call, writes Claire Middleton.
The Open: Anthony Kim not so graceful after a disappointing finish
America's next 'Tiger Woods' still a fair way from realising potential writes, Art Spander.
Open diary: Colin Montgomerie falls foul of Nick Faldo's Ryder Cup jibe
Nick Faldo has had a mischievous Ryder Cup jibe at Colin Montgomerie.
The Open: Padraig Harrington revels in back-to-back success
Popular Irishman breezes to an emphatic four-shot victory over Ian Poulter to clinch his second Open Championship in a row, writes Lewine Mair.
The Open: Padraig Harrington overjoyed and putting the Claret Jug 'back where it was'
Irishman overjoyed as sensational final nine holes pave way to his successful defence of Claret Jug, writes Lewine Mair.
The Open: Greg Norman is beaten by himself
Defeat is snatched once more from the jaws of victory, says Martin Johnson.
The Open: Ian Poulter impressed by Padraig Harrington but has plenty more to give
Trousers not to blame for him failing to pocket winner's cheque, writes Tom Cary.
The Open: Final Round scores
Great Britain & Ireland unless stated, par 70.
US Bank Championship: Gavin Coles and Nick Flanagan lead
Australians Gavin Coles and Nick Flanagan shared the lead after the third round of the PGA Tour US Bank Championship in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The Open: Chris Wood hails Championship as 'best week of his life'
Epic win proves just out of reach for young player hoping to emulate Jones, writes Tom Cary.
The Open: moments to remember from 2008
How it happened...what the 137th Open Championship will be remembered for.
Padraig Harrington hangs on to his Open Championship crown at Royal Birkdale
The Irishman defied strong gusting winds to complete a successful Open title defence with a commanding four-shot victory over Ian Poulter at Royal Birkdale.
Open diary: Peter Alliss's sex novel
The Association of Golf Writers honoured Peter Alliss's lifetime of service at their annual dinner with a sizzling revelation.
The Open: Phil Mickleson's chances as good as over after weather wreaks havoc for all players
The third round of the Open at Royal Birkdale was a scene of majestic carnage yesterday as an avenging wind whipped in off the Irish Sea and blew the field apart. Mark Reason reports.
The Open: Foul weather makes a great sight
It is to golf's credit that it keeps whistling by - except in the most viciously extreme conditions - despite being more hampered by the wind than most sports, says Jasper Gerard.
The Open: Third round plays of the day
Ben Curtis and David Duval, the two former champions, had contrasting third rounds at the Open.
The Open: America's 'unknowns' fulfil their dreams
The Boston Globe's Jim McCabe finds the Americans who relish the Open experience
Brit watch: Golfers tumble down leaderboard
The sight of British players tumbling backwards down the Open leaderboard has been as familiar as rain at Wimbledon in recent summers. Tom Cary reports.
Greg Norman defies gales to grab the lead
Winds of 50mph play havoc in thrilling Open, reports Tom Cary.
The Open: Wise old heads needed to weather Birkdale storm
This was the day when Greg Norman was blown out of the Championship, but the Aussie was still out there in the twilight, hanging on to the lead in the Open. Mark Reason reports.
The Open: Padraig Harrington on course
The 2001 Open champion's problems had started on the first tee but he recovered to stay in contention. Lewine Mair reports.
Greg Norman's conquest helps to open page from golfing history
Greg Norman excelling on a golf course - it was always the proudest walk in all of sport, writes Brough Scott.
The Open: Justin Rose keeps Brit hopes alive
Englishman hopes return of the wind will shake up the field in his favour - Claire Middleton reports
The Open: Jack Nicklaus pays a flying visit to Royal Birkdale
He is 68 and has a new hip, but he might just be Tiger Woods' toughest opponent, writes Martin Johnson.
The Open: Upbeat Jim Furyk hanging in
Halfway through the 2008 Open, Jim Furyk is hanging in there, staying close almost unnoticed. Art Spander reports.
The Open: Greg Norman on vintage form
Australian legend by one shot after second round at Royal Birkdale, writes Lewine Mair.
The Open: Chris Wood's chip at the last recalls memories of Justin Rose feat
Chris Wood, from Bristol, produced a sensational chip at the last reminiscent of Justin Rose on the exact same hole 10 years ago as he closed in on the Silver Medal.
The Open: Chasing Hollyoaks stars
The Diary was merrily dispatched on celebrity watch. Former Wimbledon champion Chris Evert cannot be the only A-lister traipsing the fairways, went the call, so look for some others..
The Open: Hopes of British going strong
Poulter pleased with a 72, but Westwood struggles with his putting.
The Open: Sandy Lyle storms off the course while Padraig Harrington looks strong
Anyone who backed Padraig Harrington at 66-1 on Wednesday night, when the Irishman's sore wrist looked to have all but scuppered his chances of defending his title, is likely to be feeling a little smug this morning, Tom Cary reports.
The Open: Colin Montgomerie's temper tested as weather conditions cause havoc
Relaxed Scot shrugs off foul weather and a double bogey to remain in the hunt with remarkable 73 reports Martin Johnson.
The Open: World No 1 Tiger Woods texts Mark O'Meara to provide support and movtivation
World No 1 provides inspiration on hard day for US players - reports Art Spander.
Italian Open: Maria Hjorth leads seven under
Swedish Solheim Cup star Maria Hjorth fired a seven-under-par 64 to take a one-shot lead after the first round of the Italian Open in Tuscany.
The Open: Jean Van de Velde may be heading towards hitting the final hole of his career
This time last year, Jean van de Velde, who so memorably squandered the 1999 Open at Carnoustie, was undergoing medical tests for a mystery illness that he feared might be bone cancer.
The Open: Graeme McDowell enjoys late start
Ulsterman follows up Scottish Open success to take joint first-round lead, writes Lewine Mair at Royal Birkdale.
The Open: Extreme weather clouds day one
Dyson cleans his act after quintuple-bogey nightmare at the 10th.
Retief Goosen weathers the storm as conditions dominate Open Championship
Former champion Sandy Lyle was one of the early casualties of appalling weather at Royal Birkdale, while Ernie Els signed off his worst Open card with a 10-over-par 80 in the first round of the 137th Championship.
Royal Birkdale: Best of 'home' Open fixtures
Local course Birkdale will be a huge test of players this week if the wind blows, says Alan Hansen.
The Open: Six top tips on how to cash in
Where the money is to be made at Royal Birkdale, according to Angus Loughran.
The Open diary
News and views from off-course activity at Royal Birkdale..
The Open: Greg Norman's honeymoon treat
The new Mr Chris Evert admitted his golf game was "pretty out of sorts" as he focuses on tennis with his new wife.
The Open: Padraig Harrington injury inevitable
Despite working harder than ever on their fitness, professional golfers are succumbing more and more to injury as they attempt to gain the crucial edge that will push them into, or keep them in, the world's elite.
The Open: John Daly's diet of disharmony
1995 Open winner still smokin' over row with former coach Butch Harmon, writes Martin Johnson.
The Open: Get ready for an open championship
Absence of Tiger Woods and presence of 30mph winds mean that anyone can win this year's Championship, says Lewine Mair.
The Open: Colin Montgomerie forgets fall-out and backs Ian Poulter at Royal Birkdale
Scot believes that Ian Poulter is a genuine contender for the Claret Jug at Birkdale, writes Lewine Mair.
The Open: Padraig Harrington '50-50' to finish
Defending champion's wrist injury forces him to miss practice, reports Lewine Mair.
The Open: Injured Padraig Harrington only '50-50' over title defence
Padraig Harrington could only give himself a "50-50" chance of being fit enough to defend his Open title after cutting short his practice round.
The Open: Injured Padraig Harrington abandons practice round
Padraig Harrington, the defending champion, could yet pull out of the Open after damaging his right wrist.
The Open: Phil Mickelson masters 'links tricks'
It has been a bizarre build-up to the Open Championship here at Royal Birkdale. There is no buzz. There is no Tiger, writes Claire Middleton.
The Open: Immelman value for major double
Sergio Garcia will attempt to continue a fabulous summer for the Spanish following their triumph in Euro 2008 and Rafael Nadal's Wimbledon victory, but the best bet could be Masters champion Trevor Immelman.
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Canadian Tour's Jane Roger Championship of Mississauga is helping talented golfers reach their potential
Beem hopes to make the most of second chance
After struggling for most of the year, third-place finish at the Wyndham gives for stereo saleman chance at the FedEx Cup
Harrington's words of wisdom
Irishman uses recent success to inspire countryman Kenny Egan, going for boxing gold in Beijing
Funk wins Tradition
Former Ryder Cup golfer picks up first Champions Tour major with three-stroke victory at the Crosswater Club
Hull wins Canadian Open
Australian takes advantage of Tseng's collapse in the final round for a one-shot victory
Harrington hopes to build on 'his' year
Irishman hopes back-to-back major wins will give him greater confidence in the future
De Jonge wins Xerox Classic
Zimbabwe native has first Nationwide Tour win with a two-stroke victory
Pettersson wins hometown event
Member of Wyndham Championship's board finishes at 21-under for a two-shot win
Hanson goes wire-to-wire to win Scandinavian Open
Swede hung on for title after closing with a one-over 71 to win by a stroke
Pettersson holds steady at Wyndham
Pettersson topped the leaderboard for a second consecutive day, shooting a 4-under 66 on Saturday at the PGA Tour stop
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Winning Women: 2008 LPGA Winners
Slideshow: Keeping up with the winning women of the LPGA
September 2008 Table of Contents
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Golf Channel Video: Rosaforte's FedEx Cup Golf Central Report
Golf World's Tour Insider, Tim Rosaforte, looks at the Women's British Golf World's Tour Insider, Tim Rosaforte, previews the upcoming FedEx playoffs. Who's hot and who's not, favorites, predictions, injury reports and more.
2008 Equipment Guide: Women's Irons/Hybrids/Putters
We highlight 19 new easy-hitting irons, hybrids and putters that can change your game for the better. An educated golfer is a more successful shopper.
2008 Equipment Guide: Women's Drivers
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Week in Pictures: Wyndham Championship, CN Canadian Women's Open and JELD-WEN Tradition
Slideshow: Carl Pettersson wins the Wyndham Championship, Katherinie Hull is the Canadian Open champion and Fred Funk wins the Jeld-Wen Tradition
Tour Insider: Rose Jockeys For Euro Ryder Team
FedEx Cup playoffs? For Justin Rose, they'll have to wait to make sure he's locked up a spot on the Euro Ryder Cup team.
Golf Digest Ambush: The fifth annual Baroo Cup
Check out the latest "Golf Digest Ambush" as Matt Ginella ambushes the fifth annual Baroo Cup at Harbor Course at Wild Dunes in Charleston, South Carolina.
Golf Digest Ambush: The Baroo Cup
Check out the latest "Golf Digest Ambush" as Matt Ginella ambushes the fifth annual Baroo Cup at Harbor Course at Wild Dunes in Charleston, South Carolina.
Eastern Regional Amputee Golf Championship
Slideshow: The Eastern Regional Amputee Golf Championship, held on Bethpage State Park's Red Course in N.Y. on July 29, 2008.
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