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Ochoa leads LPGA finale; Wie withdraws

Pumped up

Lorena Ochoa ran off eight birdies Thursday in an opening 6-under 66 to take a 1-shot lead at the LPGA Tour Championship. Michelle Wie withdrew because of an ankle injury after shooting even-par 72. »

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European Tour has plenty of star power

Atta boy, Rory

Need a crowd-pleaser? Rory McIlroy can do the job. Alistair Tait explains why the young Irishman's stardom is growing as he chases down Lee Westwood in the race to become European No. 1. »

Pearce adds to the Eller family’s golf tradition

Tennessee titans

If there’s such a thing as golf royalty, the Eller family is Tennessee’s version. Julie Williams explains. »

College signings: Class of 2010

Signed, sealed, delivered

The NCAA's Early Signing Period for 2010 graduates concluded Nov. 18. See who’s headed where. »

Barron can’t play on PGA Tour, judge rules

Out of luck

Doug Barron’s bid to play in the second stage of Q-School this week was derailed Monday when a federal judge did not grant the journeyman’s request for a temporary restraining order against the PGA Tour. »

Hate to be Rude: Billy Casper

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Children's Miracle Network Classic

Lake Buena Vista, Florida - United States

11/12/2009 - 11/15/2009

Status: Final

PosNameTodayThruScore
1Stephen Ames-8Final - 18-18
2Justin Leonard-5In-Progress - 18-18
2George McNeill-5In-Progress - 18-18
4Nick O'Hern-5Final - 18-17
4Justin Rose-4Final - 18-17

LPGA Tour Championship

Houston, Texas - United States

11/19/2009 - 11/22/2009

Status: In-Progress

PosNameTodayThruScore
1Lorena Ochoa Pre-Round -6
2Sophie Gustafson-3In-Progress - 6-5
2Reilley Rankin Pre-Round -5
4Haeji Kang-1In-Progress - 9-4
4Juli Inkster-2In-Progress - 6-4

Dubai World Championship

Dubai,   - United Arab Emirates

11/19/2009 - 11/22/2009

Status: In-Progress

PosNameTodayThruScore
1Lee Westwood-3Round Over - 18-9
2Ross McGowan-6Round Over - 18-7
2Louis Oosthuizen-6Round Over - 18-7
2Padraig Harrington-3Round Over - 18-7
2Rory McIlroy-3Round Over - 18-7

Nationwide Tour Championship

Charleston, South Carolina - United States

10/22/2009 - 10/25/2009

Status: Final

PosNameTodayThruScore
1Matt Every-5Final - 18-21
2Michael Sim-3Final - 18-18
3Josh Teater-2Final - 18-13
3Steve Wheatcroft0Final - 18-13
5Esteban Toledo-1Final - 18-12

Charles Schwab Cup Championship

Sonoma, California - United States

10/29/2009 - 11/1/2009

Status: Final

PosNameTodayThruScore
1John Cook-3Final - 18-22
2Russ Cochran-4Final - 18-17
3Jeff Sluman-4Final - 18-15
3Brad Bryant-3Final - 18-15
5Phil Blackmar-3Final - 18-14

Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index

RankNameRatingEvents
1Tiger Woods 67.23  19 
2Jim Furyk 68.64  23 
3Steve Stricker 68.66  22 
4Hunter Mahan 68.82  25 
5Kenny Perry 68.83  25 
RankNameRatingEvents
1Lorena Ochoa 69.18  22 
2Paula Creamer 69.19  22 
3Cristie Kerr 69.27  25 
4Suzann Pettersen 69.42  20 
5Jiyai Shin 69.49  31 
RankNameSchoolRatingEvents
1Peter UihleinOkla. St.  67.45  4 
2Bud CauleyAlabama  67.80  3 
3Russell HenleyGeorgia  68.34  4 
4Diego VelasquezOregon St.  68.56  4 
5Nils FlorenTexas Tech  68.62  3 
RankNameSchoolRatingEvents
1Jennifer SongUSC  67.30  2 
2Cydney ClantonAuburn  68.68  4 
3Maude Aimee LeblancPurdue  69.06  2 
4Marina AlexVanderbilt  69.74  4 
5Sydnee MichaelsUCLA  69.92  3 
RankNameRatingEvents
1Oklahoma State 69.09  4 
2Stanford 69.86  4 
3Florida 70.12  3 
4TCU 70.15  3 
5Florida State 70.24  4 
RankNameRatingEvents
1Arizona State 70.67  4 
2UCLA 71.01  4 
3Auburn 71.21  4 
4Purdue 71.43  4 
5Michigan State 71.73  4 
#NameYearStateRatingEvents
1Jordan Spieth2011TX68.089
2Cheng-Tsung Pan2011CA69.127
3Emiliano Grillo2011Intl69.1213
4Patrick Rodgers2011IN69.6615
5Jay Hwang2011CA69.718
#NameYearStateRatingEvents
1Alexis Thompson2013FL69.339
2Victoria Tanco2011FL70.2612
3Alison Lee2013CA70.588
4Jessica Korda2011FL71.3213
5Kristen Park2011CA71.758
RANK PLAYER COUNTRY POINTS
1 Matteo Manassero Italy 5700
2 Peter Uihlein USA 4950
3 Nick Taylor Canada 4800
4 Nathan Smith USA 4500
5 Daniel Beckmann Australia 3950
 
 
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