Toms doesn't miss a beat at the Sony
David Toms' heart is just fine, and it sure wasn't under much stress at the Sony Open. (2006-01-16)
A course record for Toms, a tie with Campbell
Both men took advantage of the playing conditions. (2006-01-15)
Wie has game, now looks for momentum
The 16-year-old golfer faces the dilemma of choosing her next tournament because of school. (2006-01-15)
Notebook: Leonard points out FedEx Cup cautions
Justin Leonard offered the first words of caution recently amid all the hoopla concerning the revamped PGA Tour schedule and the Tour's new pride and joy, the FedEx Cup. (2006-01-15)
84 Lumber Classic has new June date
One of the biggest changes in the PGA Tour's 2007 schedule -- to be known as the FedEx Cup schedule -- will take place right here in Western Pennsylvania. (2006-01-14)
Washington knocked out of main PGA Tour schedule
The PGA Tour has eliminated the nation's capital from the heart of its schedule starting in 2007, and Washington might not have any tournament unless it agrees to one after the Tour Championship. (2006-01-14)
Appleby switches islands, stays atop leaderboard
Stuart Appleby switched islands, but not his position atop the leaderboard, scrambling to a 4-under 66 on Friday to join PGA Tour rookie J.B. Holmes and Jerry Smith as the early leaders through two rounds of the Sony Open. (2006-01-14)
Campbell, Furyk at the top
Chad Campbell and Jim Furyk each shot 3-under 67 on Friday and were tied for the lead at the Sony Open going into a weekend that again will not include Michelle Wie. (2006-01-14)
Wie struggles to worst score on PGA Tour
After Michelle Wie signed for her highest score on the PGA Tour, one that sent her to the bottom of the leaderboard Thursday at the Sony Open, she struggled to keep her voice steady while explaining what went wrong. (2006-01-13)
PGA Tour will land on Golf Channel in 2007
The channel will be the cable home of all tournament early-round coverage. (2006-01-12)
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