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Baddeley wins in Australia

Associated Press, 26 November 2007 10:01

Australia's Aaron Baddeley outlasted Sweden's Daniel Chopra to win the Australian Masters on Sunday, saving par on the fourth hole of a playoff after hitting his tee shot into the trees. Baddeley chipped to 8 feet on the fourth extra hole - the 18th - and made the putt. Chopra, who made several clutch putts in regulation and in the ...

Monty's revenge as Scotland wins World Cup

Associated Press, 26 November 2007 09:45

Add the World Cup of Golf to Colin Montgomerie's long resume. Montgomerie and Marc Warren gave Scotland its first victory in the World Cup, defeating Americans Boo Weekley and Heath Slocum on Sunday with a par on the third hole of a playoff in southern China. The victory at the Mission Hills Golf Club made up for Scotland's loss last ...

Gove and Campbell lead as Daly walks out!

Associated Press, 21 September 2007 07:21

Jeff Gove and Chad Campbell each shot a 7-under 65 on Thursday to tie for the first-round lead at the Turning Stone Resort Championship. Gove and Campbell, who finished one stroke off the Atunyote Golf Club course record, were one shot ahead of Steve Flesch, John Senden, Matthew Goggin and Brendon de Jonge. Both Goggin and de Jonge bogeyed their ...

Late eagles help Hansen to Mercedes title

Associated Press, 16 September 2007 21:42

Soren Hansen had two late eagles to finish with a 5-under 67 Sunday and win the Mercedes-Benz Championship by four strokes. Hansen, who won his second career title, finished at 17-under 271. Phillip Archer (68) and Alastair Forsyth (70) shared second place at the no-cut event, which drew 27 title winners. Hansen's only previous title came four years ago at ...

USA rallies to defend Solheim Cup

Associated Press, 16 September 2007 21:33

The Americans were hardly chokers when the stakes were highest at the Solheim Cup. Doggone good was more like it. Dominating the singles matches like they always have, the Americans celebrated one of the most coveted wins in women's golf Sunday, a 16-12 decision over Europe that ended any thought that they might be the "Chokin' freakin' dogs," that Dottie ...

Warren wins a Classic as Wakefield wanes

Associated Press, 03 September 2007 08:30

Marc Warren birdied the second playoff hole Sunday to beat Simon Wakefield and become the first Scottish winner of the Johnnie Walker Championship. Warren holed a birdie putt on the 18th at Gleneagles to finish with a 69 and get into a playoff with Wakefield, who shot a 70. Both finished at 12-under 280. In the playoff, both got pars ...

Stricker seeks first win in six years

Associated Press, 26 August 2007 11:02

Steve Stricker kept pouring in birdies at The Barclays until he had the lead to himself, and it wasn't long before an electronic scoreboard projected Stricker atop the PGA Tour Playoffs. At the moment, Stricker isn't the least bit worried about the four-event FedEx Cup or its $10 million prize. All the 40-year-old American wants is a trophy. In a ...

Brits Fisher and Carter lead in Holland

Associated Press, 25 August 2007 22:16

England's David Carter stayed in contention for his first European Tour title in nearly a decade after his 1-over 71 helped him maintain a two-shot lead at the Dutch Open on Saturday. Carter was joined at the top by compatriot Ross Fisher and New Zealand's Steve Alker at the end of the third round. Fisher, chasing his first win after ...

Faldo leads the Senior Open

Associated Press, 26 July 2007 17:40

Nick Faldo shot a 3-under 68 Thursday to tie the clubhouse lead in his senior tour debut. Joining Faldo at 3 under in the first round of the Senior British Open were 65-year-old Dave Stockton, a regular on the Champions Tour, Nick Job and Gordon J. Brand. Faldo, the six-time major champion, made six birdies including a 3-foot putt at ...

Monty back to winning ways

Associated Press, 09 July 2007 08:07

Colin Montgomerie shot a 5-under 65 yesterday (Sunday) to win the European Open after 19 months without a title. The 44-year-old Scot had seven birdies to come from four shots behind and finish with an 11-under 269 and win his first title since the Hong Kong Open in December 2005. Niclas Fasth (67), of Sweden, finished second - one shot back. Anthony Wall ...

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