| Golf Tidbits: Youth is served on the LPGA Tour
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.
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| Medalists Overton, Goydos, will make first Open appearances
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.
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| This Week in Golf - July 3rd through July 6th
PGA TOUR - AT&T NATIONAL, Congressional
Country Club, Bethesda, Maryland - With just two weeks remaining before the
start of the British Open Championship, players have begun to fine-tune their
games in preparation for the season's third major.
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| Perry into top 20 in world rankings
Kenny Perry collected his second PGA
Tour victory this season at the Buick Open on Sunday and in the process moved
up eight spots in this week's World Golf Rankings.
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| Sorenstam Retirement Tour gets first big moment
Cristie Kerr hugged Annika Sorenstam,
hugged her again, then nearly gave us one of those uh-oh moments in live
television.
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| Perry wins for second time this year
Kenny Perry sure is taking advantage of
Tiger Woods' absence from the PGA Tour.
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| Chopra leads by two at Buick Open
Daniel Chopra carded a four-under 68
Saturday to grab a two-stroke lead after three rounds of the Buick Open.
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| Van Pelt alone in first at Buick Open
Bo Van Pelt fired a six-under 66 on Friday
to take the second-round lead of the Buick Open at Warwick Hills Golf &
Country Club.
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| Pavin among three leaders at Buick
Corey Pavin had a valid reason for not
shooting 63.
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| Villegas and Watson win CVS Charity Classic
Camilo Villegas and Bubba Watson won the CVS
Charity Classic on Tuesday, but needed a three-hole playoff to earn the
victory.
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