Couch chips in on 18 to win Zurich
April 30, 2006After chunking a difficult bunker shot on 18 Sunday at the Zurich Classic in New Orleans, Chris Couch chipped in from just off the green to save par and earn his first PGA Tour victory. Couch, who turns 33 on Monday, finished one stroke better than both Fred Funk and Charles Howell III.
Kim hangs on to prevail at Ginn Open
April 30, 2006Pumping her fist after making birdie on Sunday's opening hole, Kim Mi Hyun looked poised to run away from the field. Eventually, she settled for a nail-biting victory. Holding off a charge from Karrie Webb and Lorena Ochoa - this season's two hottest players on the U.S. LPGA tour - the South Korean shot a final-round 71 for a two-stroke victory at the Ginn Clubs & Resorts Open. After a birdie on the par-5 17th, she made a two-putt par on the 18th to seal her first win since 2002.
Haas wins another Champions Tour title
April 30, 2006For a guy who still flirts with appearances on the PGA Tour, Jay Haas has found his found his comfort zone on the senior circuit. The 52-year-old Haas won his second straight Champions Tour title Sunday, shooting a 7-under 65 for a two-stroke victory over Tom Kite and Englishman Mark James in the FedEx Kinko's Classic. Haas finished with an 11-under 205 total.
Couch chip earns him maiden title
April 30, 2006American Chris Couch chips in at the final hole to win the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
Kim Holds Off Webb, Ochoa for Win
April 30, 2006REUNION, Fla. -- Mi Hyun Kim only needed a 1-under 71 on Sunday to win the Ginn Clubs & Resorts Open. She finished at 12-under-par 276 and won by two over two of the hottest players in the world, Kraft Nabisco Championship winner Karrie Webb and the
KIM CLINCHES ORLANDO HONOURS
April 30, 2006Kim takes the trophy. KIM CLINCHES ORLANDO HONOURS Click here for all the latest golf scores Click here for European Tour calendar Click here for US Tour calendar Click here for more golf news South Korean Mi Hyun Kim clinched her sixth LPGA title with
HARRINGTON KEEPS SLIM HOPES ALIVE
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Falcons Finish Ninth At Mountain West Conference Championship
April 30, 2006Falcons Finish Ninth At Mountain West Conference Championship Junior Tyler Goulding finishes tied for 12th with a 219. April 29, 2006 SUNRIVER, Ore. - The Air Force golf team finished in ninth place at the 2006 Mountain West Conference Championship,
Webb can't catch Korean
April 30, 2006May 1, 2006 SOUTH Korean Mi Hyun Kim claimed her first US LPGA Tour title since 2002 with a two-shot triumph in the inaugural Ginn Clubs and Resorts Open today (AEST). Kim, who won her sixth LPGA crown to go with 11 international victories, carded a
Hakkarainen claims Tenerife Open
April 30, 2006Finland's Riikka Hakkarainen won her maiden Ladies European Tour title at the Tenerife Open at Abama Golf. The 28-year old carded rounds of 73, 70, 74 and 71 for a level-par total of 288 and a two-shot winning margin. Spain's Tania Elosegui Mayor
Fasth nips Bickerton in Spanish Open playoff
April 30, 2006LEADERBOARD: Final Spanish Open scores Fasth almost lost the title in regulation. The Swede led by two strokes with two holes remaining but bogeyed the 17th and 18th for a 69 to drop into the playoff against England's Bickerton, who shot a course
Kim holds off Webb, Ochoa to win LPGA's Ginn Open
April 30, 2006Holding off a charge from Karrie Webb and Lorena Ochoa this season's two hottest LPGA players the South Korean shot a final-round 71 for a two-stroke victory at the Ginn Clubs & Resorts Open. After a birdie on the par-5 17th, she made a two-putt par on
Katayama wins 19th Japan Tour title at Crowns
April 30, 2006Tour ScheduleWhat's on this week Tournament DetailsDate27 Apr - 30 Apr 2006CourseNagoya Golf Club (Wago Course)LocationAichi, JapanDefendingJumbo OzakiMoney120,000,000 ()Tour websiteClick here Shingo Katayama has been the dominant player on the Japan
Sarah Oh: The Big Picture
April 30, 2006Sarah Oh What's on this week It may surprise you to know defending Australian Amateur Women's Champion Sarah Oh loves to surf, body surfing that is, on any of the main beach breaks in her home town of Sydney. The pounding of the waves is in stark
O'Sullivan Wins Maiden International Tournament
April 30, 2006O'Sullivan Wins Maiden International TournamentTo go along with his previous win at the 2005 Club Pelican Pro AM, Jon O'Sullivan has managed to breakthrough for his maiden victory on the international scene. Since the year 2000 The Coca Cola Morobe Open
Fleisher aces way into FedEx Kinko's lead
April 30, 2006AUSTIN, Texas (Ticker) - One simple swing gave Bruce Fleisher all the momentum he needed at the FedEx Kinko's Classic. Sparked by a hole-in-one on the third hole, Fleisher fired a 3-under-par 69 on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead after two rounds of
Fasth wins Spanish Open in playoff
April 30, 2006SAN ROQUE, Spain (AP) - Niclas Fasth made a six-foot birdie putt on the fourth hole of a sudden death playoff to beat John Bickerton for the Spanish Open golf title on Sunday. Fasth almost threw the title away in regulation play. He led by two strokes
Fasth defeats Bickerton on fourth playoff hole
April 30, 2006Cadiz, Spain (Sports Network) - Niclas Fasth birdied the fourth sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to make up for a late-round collapse and beat John Bickerton for the victory at the Andalucia Open. Fasth held a two-shot lead through 16 holes, but
Fasth Wins 4-Hole Playoff in Spain
April 30, 2006CADIZ, Spain -- Niclas Fasth birdied the fourth sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to make up for a late-round collapse and beat John Bickerton for the victory at the Andalucia Open. Fasth held a two-shot lead through 16 holes, but closed his final
Couch makes a charge
April 30, 2006NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Chris Couch has been on a wild ride ever since he got to the Big Easy, and going from worst-to-first in a wind-swept third round Saturday at the Zurich Classic was only part of it. One day after closing with two tough pars to make the
Fasth Edges Bickerton in Spain Playoff
April 30, 2006The Associated PressSAN ROQUE, SpainNiclas Fasth made a 6-foot birdie putt on the fourth hole of a sudden-death playoff Sunday to beat John Bickerton at the Spanish Open. Fasth almost lost the title in regulation. The Swede led by two strokes with two
Fasth defeats Bickerton on fourth hole of playoff to win Spanish Open
April 30, 2006SAN ROQUE, Spain -- Niclas Fasth made a 6-foot birdie putt on the fourth hole of a sudden-death playoff Sunday to beat John Bickerton at the Spanish Open. Fasth almost lost the title in regulation. The Swede led by two strokes with two holes remaining
FASTH TAKES THE HONOURS IN CADIZ
April 30, 2006Open de Espana San Roque GC, Cadiz GB and Ire unless stated Fourth round N Fasth (Swe) -18 J Bickerton -18 Fasth wins at fourth extra hole T Bjorn (Den) -17 P Archer -17 M Eliasson (Swe) -17 D Griffiths -17 G Orr -17 JM Lara (Spn) -17 Niclas Fasth beat
Bransdon deals ace in Spain
April 30, 2006Australian David Bransdon has made a hole-in-one during the second round of the Spanish Open as he climbed to eight-under for the tournament following a brilliant 65.He trails former British Amateur champion Graeme Storm by four strokes, after the
Griffiths takes Spanish Open lead
April 30, 2006Australian David Brandson is six shots off the pace at the Spanish Open, with Englishman David Griffiths firing a six-under 66 to take the lead after three rounds.Griffiths moved to 17-under par 199, two shots ahead of Niclas Fasth and Robert Karlsson of
Leaney in touch
April 30, 2006Australian Stephen Leaney is within striking distance of the lead at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, just three shots behind leader Chris Couch after the third round.Couch fired an eight-under 64 to take the lead, one shot ahead of Charles Howell and
Katayama storms home
April 30, 2006A final round 68 by Australian Steven Conran has helped him to a 12-placed finish behind Japan's Shingo Katayama in the Chunichi Crowns at Nagoya.Conran finished 11 strokes behind Katayama, whose third round of 62 set up his 19th career victory on the
FASTH HOLDS OFF BICKERTON CHALLENGE
April 30, 2006By Mark Garrod, PA Sport Golf Correspondent, San Roque A day after his 34th birthday Swede Niclas Fasth had two more things to celebrate tonight - the fourth victory of his European tour career and a big leap up the Ryder Cup table. The Ascot-based
Kim holds slim lead at Ginn Open
April 30, 2006Kim holds slim lead at Ginn Open By Ticker Story April 29, 2006 ORLANDO, Florida (Ticker) - Mi Hyun Kim holds a one-shot lead heading into Saturday's third round of the inaugural Ginn Clubs and Resorts Open. Looking to break a four-year victory drought,
Woods to miss Wachovia Championship
April 30, 2006Woods to miss Wachovia ChampionshipPosted on 30 April 2006 - 06:48As expected, world number one Tiger Woods will miss next week's Wachovia Championship in Charlotte, North Carolina to spend more time with his ailing father. You can get the live
Kim holds nerve for Florida win
April 30, 2006South Korea's Mi Hyun Kim clinches her sixth LPGA title with a final-round 71 in the Ginn Open in Florida.
Hakkarainen wins Tenerife Open
April 30, 2006Finland's Riikka Hakkarainen wins her maiden Ladies European Tour title at the Tenerife Open.
Fasth wins tense Spanish Open
April 30, 2006Niclas Fasth secures the Spanish Open at the fourth play-off hole.
Fasth snatches tense Spanish Open
April 30, 2006Niclas Fasth wins the Spanish Open at the fourth play-off hole.
Kim draws clear of Florida field
April 30, 2006Mi Hyun Kim of Korea leads by three shots at the Ginn Open in Orlando.