Singh’s 68 gives him 1-shot Canadian Open lead
Vijay Singh dropped his driver in disgust at the top of his backswing, thinking he'd hit into the lake down the left side of the 11th fairway.
Posted by Associated Press @ 7:58 pm on July 28th 2007
Posted by Associated Press @ 5:20 pm on July 28th 2007
Ginn races to one-stroke lead at Senior British
Stewart Ginn shot a 2-under 69 Saturday for a one-stroke lead over Tom Watson after three rounds of the Senior British Open.
Posted by Associated Press @ 1:29 pm on July 28th 2007
Romero takes third-round lead in Deutsche Bank
Andres Romero shot a 9-under-par 63 Saturday to take the third-round lead at the Deutsche Bank Players' Championship a week after his surprise third-place finish in the British Open at Carnoustie.
Posted by Associated Press @ 11:17 pm on July 27th 2007
Texas 2-step awaits for U.S. Junior Amateur final
Anthony Paolucci and Cory Whitsett won in the semifinals Friday of match play to set up a title match between the Texans at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship.
Posted by Associated Press @ 7:47 pm on July 27th 2007
Park, Kaneko advance to U.S. Girls’ Junior final
Kristen Park, the youngest remaining player in the tournament, advanced to the championship match of the 2007 U.S Girls' Junior Championship.
Posted by Associated Press @ 10:24 pm on July 26th 2007
Whitsett advances to U.S. Junior Amateur quarters
Cory Whitsett recorded the biggest upset during the second day of match play at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship on Thursday.
Posted by Associated Press @ 4:57 pm on July 26th 2007
Three tie for Evian lead; Wie shoots 73
Americans Pat Hurst and Brittany Lincicome and Ji Eun-hee of South Korea were tied for the leadafter the first round of the Evian Masters on Thursday, whiule Michelle Wie shot a 1-over 73.
Posted by Associated Press @ 10:30 pm on July 25th 2007
Kim rallies twice at U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship
Stroke-play medalist Kimberly Kim rallied to consecutive wins on Wednesday, the first day of match play at the U.S Girls' Junior Championship.
Posted by Associated Press @ 8:12 pm on July 25th 2007
Paolucci, 14, youngest left in U.S. Junior Amateur
Anthony Paolucci beat Bud Cauley 5 and 4 Wednesday to remain the youngest player still in contention at the U.S. Junior Amateur championship.
Posted by ESPN.com @ 4:20 pm on July 25th 2007
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Disney Tour stop gets ‘Miracle’ sponsorship deal
The PGA Tour stop at the Walt Disney World Resort finally has a sponsor.
