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McIlroy set for return to U.S. PGA Tourupdated: Thu Aug 04 2011 12:59:00

U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy is set for a move back to the PGA Tour in America after a year-long absence.

Amateur Cantlay makes PGA Tour historyupdated: Sat Jun 25 2011 18:17:00

Teenager Patrick Cantlay has brushed aside talk about turning professional after becoming the first amateur golfer to card 60 on the PGA Tour.

Hook a kid on golfupdated: Sat Jun 25 2011 18:17:00

A community golf course provides an opportunity for young golfers to experience the game for the first time.

Where are America's black golfers?updated: Thu Dec 30 2010 06:45:00

When Tiger Woods became a household name, his success was expected to break down cultural and racial barriers in golf and usher in a generation of African-American stars. But the revolution has yet to materialize.

Johnson gets his mind right in charge to lucrative Colonial titleupdated: Mon May 31 2010 07:54:00

Zach Johnson revealed that his sports psychologist helped him bounce back from missing the cut at his title defense in Texas by snatching a record-breaking victory at the Crowne Plaza Invitational despite two nerve-wracking weather delays late in Sunday's final round.

Byron Nelson Championship previewupdated: Wed May 19 2010 12:30:00

Ask most players on Tour and they'll tell you -- the HP Byron Nelson Championship is one of those special events that mean a little more than a lot of the others when you win. Why? Look no further than the tournament's namesake. TPC Four Seasons PGA Director of Golf Paul Earnest explains.

Local Knowledge: Sawgrass and the Players Championshipupdated: Thu May 06 2010 13:26:00

This week marks one of the most-exciting non-major events of the golf season -- the Players Championship at the famed TPC Sawgrass.

Houston champion Kim overcomes mental and physical obstaclesupdated: Mon Apr 05 2010 12:32:00

U.S. Ryder Cup hero Anthony Kim revealed that he is a changed golfer after winning his first PGA Tour title in two years despite playing with a torn thumb ligament.

Mickelson six back on return to PGA Tour actionupdated: Fri Jan 29 2010 09:05:00

American Scott Piercy made a storming start to the Farmers Insurance Open in San Diego with an eight-under-par 64 to take the first round lead in San Diego.

Palmer holds on to claim Sony Open titleupdated: Mon Jan 18 2010 08:46:00

Ryan Palmer landed the third PGA Tour title of his career, winning the Sony Open in Hawaii on Sunday at the 72nd hole from Robert Allenby.

Palmer snatches lead in Honoluluupdated: Sat Jan 16 2010 12:23:00

American Ryan Palmer birdied the last two holes to snatch the halfway lead at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

Kuchar wins marathon PGA Tour playoffupdated: Mon Oct 05 2009 11:04:00

Matt Kuchar won the Turning Stone Resort Championship on the PGA Tour as he beat fellow-American Vaughn Taylor on the sixth hole of a marathon sudden-death playoff completed on Monday.

Mickelson, Woods both winupdated: Sun Sep 27 2009 23:17:00

Both Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods went home with trophies, with Mickelson winning the Tour Championship and Woods a winner of the $10 million FedEx Cup title in Atlanta, Georgia.

Perry upstages Woods to lead FedEx finaleupdated: Sat Sep 26 2009 16:31:00

Veteran Kenny Perry charged to the top of the Tour Championship leader board with a six-under 64 at East Lake to overtake world number one Tiger Woods.

Woods takes lead in Tour Championshipupdated: Sat Sep 26 2009 15:27:00

Tiger Woods took the halfway lead in the Tour Championship after a second round two-under par 68 at East Lake..

'I am back to my very best' says Woodsupdated: Mon Sep 14 2009 12:28:00

Tiger Woods believes he is back to the best form of his career after he clinched his 71st PGA Tour title with an emphatic eight-shot victory at the BMW Championship in Illinois.

Sabbatini shares first round BMW advantageupdated: Fri Sep 11 2009 11:51:00

South Africa's Rory Sabbatini fired seven birdies in a five-under 66 to seize a share of the first-round lead in the BMW Championship at Cog Hill, Illinois.

Tiger leads going into last day at Buick Openupdated: Tue Aug 04 2009 05:38:00

Tiger Woods is set to claim his third Buick Open as he leads going into the final round at Warwick Hills in Michigan.

Tiger cruises to Buick Open victoryupdated: Tue Aug 04 2009 05:36:00

World number one Tiger Woods cruised to a three-shot victory in the Buick Open to claim his 69th PGA Tour title and his fourth of the year.

Returning Woods targets Memorial victoryupdated: Wed Jun 03 2009 06:50:00

Tiger Woods begins the build-up to his defense of the U.S. Open crown by bidding for a fourth title at the prestigious Memorial tournament in Ohio.

Kelly claims halfway lead at Zurich Classicupdated: Sat Apr 25 2009 09:56:00

Jerry Kelly carded a six-under 66 to take a one-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

Veteran Lehman takes lead into final dayupdated: Sun Mar 22 2009 11:45:00

Veteran Tom Lehman takes a one-shot lead going into the final round of the Transitions Championship in Florida on Sunday.

Furyk tops leaderboard at last on PGA Tourupdated: Fri Mar 20 2009 14:11:00

Jim Furyk took a one-shot lead after the opening round of the $5.4 million Transitions Championship on the PGA Tour.

Woods will continue comeback in Floridaupdated: Sat Mar 07 2009 09:15:00

World number one Tiger Woods will play at next week's WGC-CA Championship in Florida, the PGA Tour have announced.

Allenby takes narrow lead in Honda Classicupdated: Fri Mar 06 2009 11:49:00

Robert Allenby continued the fine form of Australian players on the PGA Tour this season by taking a one-shot lead after the first round of the Honda Classic in Florida.

Johnson's title after 4th round washoutupdated: Mon Feb 16 2009 14:41:00

Dustin Johnson has been handed the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am title after the delayed final round was scrapped because of flooding at the California venue.

Veteran Perry charges into Arizona leadupdated: Sun Feb 01 2009 15:07:00

Ryder Cup hero Kenny Perry seized the lead after the third round of the FBR Open in Arizona with a five-under-par 66.

Maruyama takes early lead in Hawaiiupdated: Fri Jan 16 2009 14:51:00

Japan's Shigeki Maruyama carded a five-under 65 to take the first round lead at the Sony Open in Hawaii on Thursday as Geoff Ogilvy continued his fine form.

Camilo Villegas wins tourupdated: Mon Sep 29 2008 01:36:00

CNN's Larry Smith covers the final day of the PGA Tour Championship in Atlanta, Georgia.

Wie in contention to make PGA Tour cutupdated: Fri Aug 01 2008 11:31:00

Michelle Wie gave herself a fighting chance to make the cut for the first time in a men's PGA Tour event after an opening round one-over-par 73 at the Legends Reno-Tahoe Open.

Immelman returns at Byron Nelson tournament updated: Wed Apr 23 2008 07:00:00

Surprise U.S. Masters winner Trevor Immelman returns to action for the first time since his Augusta triumph when he tees up in the prestigious Byron Nelson Championship in Texas on Thursday.

Woods sidelined after knee surgeryupdated: Wed Apr 16 2008 03:58:00

Tiger Woods will be out of action for at least a month after having surgery on his left knee to repair cartilage damage.

Tiger and the bookiesupdated: Thu Mar 20 2008 10:29:00

CNN's Don Riddell reports on the huge impact that Tiger Woods is having on bookies worldwide.

Woods stretches winning streak to fiveupdated: Mon Mar 17 2008 07:23:00

Tiger Woods sank a 24-foot birdie putt on the final hole to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational, extending his PGA Tour winning streak to five straight tournaments.

Els backtracks and enters WGC event updated: Sat Feb 16 2008 07:37:00

Ernie Els has changed his mind and will play in next week's WGC Accenture Match Play Championship in Arizona.

Tour breaks new ground in Korea updated: Tue Jan 15 2008 11:04:00

British Open champion Padraig Harrington and local favorite K.J. Choi will lead the field for the European tour's inaugural Ballantine's Championship on the southern resort island of Jeju in March.

Choi charges to lead at Sony Openupdated: Fri Jan 11 2008 04:39:00

Korea's K.J. Choi made his customary fine start to the Sony Open in Hawaii, closing with a birdie for a six-under-par 64 and a one stroke lead at the second PGA Tour event of the season.

People.com: Justin Timberlake to Host PGA Tour Event in Vegasupdated: Mon Nov 12 2007 22:04:00

Justin Timberlake has the dance moves – but how's his golf game?

Allen leads as Mickelson strugglesupdated: Fri Oct 19 2007 04:35:00

Scottsdale resident Michael Allen took advantage of his local knowledge to power into the first round lead at the Fry's Electronic Open on Thursday.

Woods aims to cut the playoff gapupdated: Thu Sep 06 2007 02:35:00

Tiger Woods should have no shortage of fond memories at Cog Hill, where he has won three times at the Western Open and where he made the cut for the first time in a regular PGA Tour event at the age of 19.

Mickelson wins Deutsche Bank titleupdated: Tue Sep 04 2007 00:08:00

Phil Mickelson's return to Beantown was sweeter than he ever imagined.

Els puts family before FedEx eventupdated: Wed Aug 29 2007 02:06:00

World number four Ernie Els has withdrawn from this week's Deutsche Bank Championship outside Boston to spend more time with his family.

Stricker takes Barclays leadupdated: Sun Aug 26 2007 08:47:00

Steve Stricker overcame a bogey at the first hole by firing seven birdies to claim a one-stroke lead over South Korean KJ Choi after the Barclays Classic third round on Saturday.

Golfers are geared up for playoffsupdated: Wed Aug 22 2007 05:18:00

The U.S. PGA Tour's inaugural FedExCup playoff series starts on Thursday with the Barclays Classic, and golfers like Woody Austin are hoping that the four-tournament season finale will get off to a good start.

Overton forges clear at Wyndhamupdated: Sun Aug 19 2007 00:24:00

Little-known American Jeff Overton stayed on track for his maiden PGA Tour title by moving three shots clear in the Wyndham Championship third round on Saturday.

Woods decides to skip FedEx openerupdated: Fri Aug 17 2007 03:06:00

Tiger Woods has decided to miss next week's Barclays Classic outside New York, the first of four big-money playoff events that will crown the inaugural FedExCup champion.

MacKenzie takes charge with 64 in Greensboroupdated: Fri Aug 17 2007 02:24:00

Former extreme adventurer Will MacKenzie, boosted by a run of seven birdies in nine holes, charged one stroke clear at the Wyndham Championship in North Carolina on Thursday.

SI.com: Mickelson says the best is ahead of himupdated: Wed Aug 08 2007 04:30:00

TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- At times Tuesday, it was hard to tell if Phil Mickelson was a promoter for the PGA Tour or a contender for the PGA Championship.

SI.com: The New Power Rankingsupdated: Wed Aug 01 2007 22:25:00

This week brings a change in the Golf Power Rankings. Our old formula worked well, but perhaps too well as it mirrored the FedEx Cup points list and the money list very closely. In order to bring something new to the table and add a little volatility the ranking will now reflect the 10 players who've earned the most FedEx Cup points over the previous six weeks, therefore providing an accurate snapshot of who's playing the best at the current time.

SI.com: Playing, dissing Tiger, tires Sabbatini outupdated: Wed May 23 2007 18:00:00

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -- Rory Sabbatini knows he will need to take a break to avoid becoming fatigued and frustrated.

SI.com: Daly still a star despite train wreck seasonupdated: Tue May 22 2007 17:00:00

(AP) -- John Daly withdrew from five tournaments and missed the cut in eight others on the PGA Tour. His best finish was third place at the Skins Game, which had only four players. And that didn't really count because it was after the 2006 season, the worst of his career.

SI.com: Michelle Wie to return to PGA Tourupdated: Tue May 22 2007 14:00:00

EAST MOLINE, Ill. (AP) -- Michelle Wie accepted a sponsor's exemption Tuesday to play in the John Deere Classic for the third straight year, continuing her effort to make the cut in a men's event.

SI.com: Lefty Gets It Right updated: Thu May 17 2007 17:33:00

On Sunday afternoon, moments before he stepped to the 1st tee at the Players Championship for the most momentous round he has played in a while, Phil Mickelson offered his new swing coach a soul handshake and a manly slap on the back. "Thanks for everything, Butch," said Mickelson, and those four little words added yet another layer of intrigue to the ongoing melodrama that is his career. Butch would be Claude Harmon Jr., known far and wide by his nickname and for his work as Tiger Woods's former instructor, most notably during Woods's run from 1999 through 2002, the most dominant golf ever played.

SI.com: Woods has second laser eye surgeryupdated: Tue May 15 2007 18:00:00

(AP) -- Tiger Woods was once so nearsighted he said he would be considered legally blind without glasses or contacts. He had Lasik surgery in October 1999 after the Ryder Cup, won the Disney Classic in his first tournament back and has done fairly well since.

SI.com: Woods, Singh surge to the topupdated: Fri May 04 2007 17:00:00

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Tiger Woods hit his stride early with three birdies through five holes and a collection of par saves that kept his round going. Vijay Singh came to life late with an eagle-birdie flurry to rescue an otherwise shaky round.

SI.com: Call it fate or science, Verplank's win was a dream come trueupdated: Sun Apr 29 2007 21:27:00

IRVING, Texas, April 29 -- You didn't need to see any of the 66 shots Scott Verplank played Sunday in the EDS Byron Nelson Championship's final round. You didn't need to see the two-footer he shook in for the victory that meant so much, the win of a lifetime.

SI.com: O'Hair leads after first round of Nelsonupdated: Thu Apr 26 2007 19:00:00

IRVING, Texas (AP) -- Sean O'Hair wants to be known for his game, not how he was pushed into the professional ranks while still in high school by an overbearing father.

SI.com: Wetterich defends first Nelson without Nelsonupdated: Wed Apr 25 2007 18:00:00

IRVING, Texas (AP) -- One thing Brett Wetterich treasured about his first PGA Tour victory was the personal congratulation from tournament namesake Byron Nelson.

SI.com: Nelson's presence still felt at his tournamentupdated: Tue Apr 24 2007 18:00:00

IRVING, Texas (AP) -- Byron Nelson's presence is still profoundly felt at the tournament that bears his name.

SI.com: Duval likely out for the summerupdated: Sat Apr 21 2007 18:00:00

(AP) -- David Duval hasn't played the PGA Tour in two months and could play only sparingly through the summer because his wife is having a difficult pregnancy with their second child and will be on bed rest until the baby is due in August.

SI.com: Who's Kyle Reifers?updated: Thu Apr 19 2007 21:00:00

AVONDALE, La. (AP) -- Never heard of Kyle Reifers?

SI.com: How to fix the WGCupdated: Thu Mar 29 2007 13:15:00

There was something missing from the PGA Tour's recent World Golf Championship event at Doral.

SI.com: Tiger hits another milestoneupdated: Tue Mar 27 2007 17:00:00

MIAMI (AP)-- Davis Love III was the first.

SI.com: Tiger 2.0updated: Tue Mar 27 2007 12:57:00

"I am, by nature, a control freak," Tiger says with a smile.

SI.com: Woods pulls away on the Blue Monsterupdated: Sat Mar 24 2007 21:00:00

MIAMI(AP) Tiger Woods made it all look so routine, from a 4-iron into 10 feet for eagle on the opening hole to the most simple par on the final hole to build a four-shot lead on a Blue Monster course he has tamed the last three years.

SI.com: Woods Pulls Awayupdated: Sat Mar 24 2007 19:33:00

MIAMI (AP) -- Tiger Woods made it all look so routine, from a 4-iron into 10 feet for eagle on the opening hole to the most simple par on the final hole to build a four-shot lead on a Blue Monster course he has tamed the last three years.

SI.com: Want Woods to play? Hire himupdated: Fri Mar 16 2007 11:14:00

It's funny how quickly the supposedly hard-hitting Washington media forgot about the bad treatment the defunct Booz Allen Classic (formerly the Kemper Open) received from the PGA Tour once the D.C. area became the replacement venue for the International in July.

SI.com: Tigerologyupdated: Mon Mar 12 2007 19:45:00

It's funny how quickly the supposedly hard-hitting Washington media forgot about the bad treatment the defunct Booz Allen Classic (formerly the Kemper Open) received from the PGA Tour once the D.C. area became the replacement venue for the International in July.

SI.com: Survivorupdated: Tue Mar 06 2007 14:19:00

Guess what? You can have a PGA Tour event without Tiger, Phil, Vijay and Ernie. The Honda Classic, which wrapped up with a four-man playoff on Monday morning, had a B-list field yet turned out to be the best tournament of the year.

SI.com: Drawing Even updated: Tue Feb 27 2007 11:43:00

When Jack Vickers canceled the International three weeks ago, he laid the corpse at the feet of Tiger Woods, saying, "If something isn't done, you're not going to have a Tour. Right now, it's a one-man show". But the long-held belief that Woods alone drives ratings has taken a hit so far this year. Woods has played only twice, though at press time full ratings were not yet available for the Accenture Match Play. At the Buick Invitational viewership was down 8.2% on Sunday from the 2006 figure, even though Woods started in contention and rallied on the back nine to win. (It is still the most-watched golf broadcast of the season so far.) Meanwhile, Sunday ratings at Tiger-less Pebble Beach were up 19.0% for Phil Mickelson's cruise to victory, and they were up again the next week (31.1% over '06) when Mickelson lost the Nissan Open in a playoff to Charles Howell. The only other event that was broadcast on network television, the FBR Open, in which Woods didn't play and Mickelson missed the cut, posted rating

SI.com: Who killed The International?updated: Thu Feb 08 2007 16:27:00

You may be shocked to learn that The International, a first-class stop with one of the loveliest courses on Tour in Castle Pines, is dead. Tournament founder Jack Vickers and PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem joined forces Thursday in Denver to make the announcement.

Mickelson must improve his puttingupdated: Tue Feb 06 2007 05:15:00

Phil Mickelson, usually a fast starter on the PGA Tour, is desperately searching for putting form as he heads to California's picturesque Monterey Peninsula for this week's Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

Howell will follow Tiger's exampleupdated: Wed Jan 31 2007 05:42:00

American Charles Howell III, second twice this season in his first three PGA Tour starts, plans to take a leaf out of Tiger Woods's book at this week's Phoenix Open in Scottsdale, Arizona.

SI.com: Tiger's path to 11updated: Mon Jan 29 2007 09:03:00

As expected, the chase is on. And Charles Howell, Andrew Buckle, Jeff Quinney and the rest of the Buick Invitational field at Torrey Pines last week can confirm that Tiger Woods usually catches what he chases.

Goydos tops Nicklaus in winningsupdated: Wed Jan 17 2007 06:53:00

Two days after winning the biggest cheque of his career, American Paul Goydos was still grappling with the implications of his Sony Open victory in Hawaii.

SI.com: Wie bashingupdated: Mon Jan 15 2007 11:18:00

Somehow, it figures that Paul Goydos, the everyman hard-luck Linus of the PGA Tour, finally wins a tournament for the first time in 11 years and he's not even the main headline. The biggest story at the Sony Open was that of a local Hawaiian teen sensation who made the cut and won the hearts of fellow Hawaiians.

Late birdies give Goydos the titleupdated: Mon Jan 15 2007 03:25:00

American Paul Goydos ended a PGA Tour title drought of more than a decade with three birdies in the last four holes and a one-shot victory at the Sony Open on Sunday.

SI.com: Eight things about '07updated: Wed Jan 10 2007 12:20:00

With the PGA's first full-field tournament of 2007 swinging into action this week -- officially, it's the Sony Open, but you know it as the Michelle Wie Classic -- it's time to look at eight people, places and things to watch for this year (and predict how each will end up):

SI.com: Wait-and-see approachupdated: Tue Jan 02 2007 14:07:00

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -- The PGA Tour's much-trumpeted new era, starting this week with the Mercedes-Benz Championship in Hawaii, has earned a mixed response from the players.

SI.com: King of the openerupdated: Mon Jan 01 2007 15:51:00

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -- In the absence of Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Ernie Els, Australia's Stuart Appleby has a golden opportunity to win a rare fourth successive title at this week's Mercedes-Benz Championship in Hawaii.

Appleby targets a fourth title winupdated: Mon Jan 01 2007 09:12:00

With Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Ernie Els all absent, Australia's Stuart Appleby has a golden opportunity to win a rare fourth successive title at this week's Mercedes-Benz Championship in Hawaii.

Woods picked as player of the yearupdated: Wed Dec 13 2006 03:50:00

Tiger Woods has been picked as the PGA Tour player of the year for the eighth time in 10 years after taking his tally of major wins to 12 with victories in the British Open and PGA Championship.

Green climbs 38 places for victoryupdated: Sun Dec 03 2006 04:54:00

Australian Nathan Green fired a stunning closing round of 65 to win the New Zealand Open by two shots on Sunday, claiming his first European PGA Tour title.

Green defies the harsh conditionsupdated: Thu Nov 16 2006 03:39:00

Nathan Green defied buffeting wind and rain and nerves about partnering Greg Norman to shoot five-under par 67 to lead the first round of the Australian Open at chilly Royal Sydney on Thursday.

Scott survives shaky finish to winupdated: Sun Nov 05 2006 16:56:00

Australian Adam Scott put behind him a frustrating year of several close calls on the PGA Tour with a three-shot victory at the season-ending Tour Championship on Sunday.

Goosen, Durant share opening lead updated: Thu Nov 02 2006 17:31:00

In the absence of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, former winner Retief Goosen grabbed a share of the spotlight at the season-ending Tour Championship on Thursday.

Parry decides to join Asian Tourupdated: Fri Oct 20 2006 05:32:00

Australian Craig Parry will switch from playing golf tournaments in the United States to Asia next year and he is willing to take a pay cut to do it.

New agent in 2nd Wie 'team' changeupdated: Wed Oct 18 2006 12:39:00

Michelle Wie has a new agent, the second significant change in the golf prodigy's camp in the last 10 weeks following the dismissal of her caddie.

Palmer to give up tournament playupdated: Sat Oct 14 2006 06:23:00

Golfing great Arnold Palmer, winner of seven major championships, has confirmed that he plans to retire from tournament play.

Pettersson targets top 10 positionupdated: Thu Oct 05 2006 06:33:00

Swede Carl Pettersson has the PGA Tour money list uppermost in his mind at this week's Greensboro Classic in North Carolina.

Champ Slocum faces depleted fieldupdated: Thu Sep 28 2006 06:25:00

Heath Slocum will face a depleted field this week as he defends his title at the $3 million Southern Farm Bureau Classic.

Curtis, Howell share Lumber leadupdated: Fri Sep 15 2006 14:38:00

Don't let the colors fool you. Ben Curtis is wearing Steelers black and gold this weekend -- something he probably can't believe he's doing -- but he's the biggest of Cleveland Browns fans.

Estes leads despite Miyazato Acesupdated: Sat Aug 26 2006 06:20:00

American Bob Estes grabbed the lead but Japan's Yusaku Miyazato captured the spotlight in the Reno-Tahoe Open second round in Reno, Nevada on Friday.

Senden hangs on for one-stroke winupdated: Sun Jul 16 2006 16:09:00

Australian John Senden claimed his first PGA Tour victory when he resisted a strong last round challenge by American JP Hayes to win the John Deere Classic by one stroke at TPC Deere Run, in Silvis, Illinois.

Aussie Senden leads John Deereupdated: Sat Jul 15 2006 23:47:00

Australian John Senden fired a seven-under 64 to take a three-shot lead after three rounds of the John Deere Classic in Silvis, Illinois, on Saturday.

Henry returns home for first titleupdated: Sun Jul 02 2006 14:59:00

Urged on by his hometown crowd, American J.J. Henry eased to a maiden PGA Tour title by three shots at the Buick Championship in Cromwell, Connecticut on Sunday.

Curtis stumbles to title victoryupdated: Tue Jun 27 2006 09:08:00

Ben Curtis survived a stumbling finish to clinch his first PGA Tour title in three years with a five-shot victory at the weather-delayed Booz Allen Classic in Potomac, Maryland on Tuesday.

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