Jul 04, 2008
It's just like old times for the PGA Tour's annual stop in the nation's capital. There's no Tiger Woods to be found, and there's a potential first-time winner atop the leaderboard. More
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Friday, July 04, 2008
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PGA STATS
| $6,000,000 AT&T National Leaderboard | |
|---|---|
| Jeff Overton | -9 |
| Tom Pernice, Jr. | -9 |
| Rod Pampling | -5 |
| Steve Stricker | -5 |
| Steve Marino | -5 |
By Sports Network
Published: Jul 04, 2008
Ross Fisher shot a four-under 68 on Friday to remain in the lead after two rounds at the European Open.Fisher, who scorched the London Golf Club for a course-record 63 on Thursday, stood at 13-under 131 overall. His two-shot overnight lead was trimmed to one shot by Graeme McDowell, who carded a 67 to move into second place at 12-under 132."I just wanted to go out there and prove that it wasn't a fluke," Fisher said, alluding to his 63 in the first round. "Sixty-three is obviously a tremendous score, but I didn't want to rest. I wanted to press on."Sergio Garcia moved into contention with a eight-under 64 that vaulted him from a tie for 30th place into solo third at nine-under 135, four shots off the lead.
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Jul 03, 2008
In the 237 times Charles Howell III has teed it up on the PGA Tour, he never had a round end like Thursday at the AT&T National. After signing for an even-par 70, he was handed a pink slip. Howell was among the first players chosen for testing under the tour's Anti-Doping Program that went into effect this week. More
Jul 03, 2008
Ross Fisher fired a nine-under 63 Thursday to take a two-stroke lead after the opening round of the European Open. More
Jul 03, 2008
Unlike on the PGA Tour, where it seems every winner is in his late 20s or 30s, the LPGA Tour seems to be getting younger and younger every year. Currently, the average age of the top-20 players in the women's world rankings is 26.5. More
Jul 03, 2008
Steve Stricker burned a lot of fuel on his way back to the top, a journey so amazing that he became the first player in PGA Tour history to repeat as comeback player of the year. More
Jun 30, 2008
Tiger Woods does not know when he can play golf again, but he said Monday his rebuilt left knee has been sore his entire PGA Tour career and he looks forward to playing on two good legs. More
Jun 30, 2008
Jeff Overton fired a 14-under 130 at the TPC at Michigan while Paul Goydos shot a 13-under 131 at Dearborn Country Club, as both earned medalist honors in Monday's British Open International Qualifying. More
Jun 30, 2008
Choi won the first AT&T National with a 68 in the final round last year, beating Steve Stricker by three shots. Choi (No. 10) and Stricker (No. 7) are the only players ranked inside the world top 10 who will be in the limited field this week. More
Jun 30, 2008
Inbee Park became the youngest winner in the history of the U.S. Women's Open on Sunday and moved up 30 spots in this week's Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings. More
Jun 30, 2008
The Nationwide Tour announced Monday that this year's Northeast Pennsylvania Classic will move to Elmhurst Country Club. More
Jun 30, 2008
Cristie Kerr hugged Annika Sorenstam, hugged her again, then nearly gave us one of those uh-oh moments in live television. More
Jun 29, 2008
Inbee Park woke up in the middle of the night 10 years ago when she heard cheering from the living room of her tiny apartment outside Seoul. More
Jun 29, 2008
Justin Hicks used to be best known as the surprise first-round co-leader of this year's U.S. Open. More
Jun 29, 2008
Inbee Park closed with a two-under 71 Sunday to win her first professional title at the 63rd U.S. Women's Open. More
Jun 29, 2008
Vicky Hurst fired a five-under 67 on Sunday to come from behind and win the Horseshoe Casino Classic at Lost Marsh Golf Course. More
Jun 29, 2008
Loren Roberts shot a three-under 68 on Sunday to hang on and collect his first Champions Tour victory of the year at the Commerce Bank Championship. More
Jun 29, 2008
Pablo Larrazabal was sprayed with champagne, then pushed into the water. He shared a long kiss with his girlfriend. He tossed his shoes and his glove into the crowd. More
Jun 28, 2008
Stacy Lewis was walking up the 16th fairway Saturday afternoon at Interlachen when she saw a leaderboard and turned to her father, who was carrying her bag in her professional debut. More
Jun 28, 2008
Stacy Lewis turned professional on June 9, just before she competed in the sectional qualifying for the U.S. Women's Open. More
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