Williamson leads Travelers by a stroke
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Jay Williamson would like to get back to playing PGA Tour events full-time. He's one day away. Playing on a sponsor exemption in the Travelers Championship, Williamson shot a third-round 67 Saturday for a one-stroke lead over Hunter Mahan after the third round. If he can hang on, he'll get back his Tour card and be the first player to win on the PGA and Nationwide Tours in the same year since Jason Gore in 2005.
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Eduardo Romero took the sting out of The Ocean Course for a second straight day, grabbing a two-stroke lead at the Senior PGA Championship. Romero, the first-round leader after a 4-under 68 in strong wind, shot a 70 in calmer conditions Friday to move to 6 under.
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Charl Schwartzel of South Africa shot a 4-under 68 Friday for a two-stroke lead at the Alfred Dunhill Championship. Oliver Wilson (70) and Rafa Cabrera Bello (69) were tied for second at 6-under overall. Lee Westwood was another stroke back following a solid 66.
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ATLANTA, United States : Northern Ireland&#39;s Darren Clarke grabbed a share of the first-round lead in the six million-dollar Tour Championship, while world number one Vijay Singh stayed within range.
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Despite a strong ride in a follow up performance to her silver medal effort in Monday's time trial, Team USA's Rebecca Much (Chicago, Ill.) fell short of the podium in today's road race as the Netherlands ...
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Tiger Woodsâs second consecutive 67 put him a stroke behind the leaders at the BMW Championship at Cog Hill in Lemont, Ill.
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Stage 11: Marseille to Montpellier, 113.4 miles. Stage winner: Robert Hunter (South Africa), Barloworld , in 3 hours 47 minutes 50 seconds.
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Jean-Baptiste Gonnet and Taichi Teshima each shot a course-record six-under-par 64 yesterday to share the lead after the first round of the Dutch Open in Zaandvoort, Netherlands. Seven golfers were one stroke behind, including the former United States Open champion Michael Campbell.
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DARREN CLARKE was one of three trailblazers at the top of the leaderboard on day one of the $6m Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club.
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NEW YORK  - Low environmental levels of fine and ultrafine particulate matter, as well as carbon dioxide, increase the risk of stroke, but the heightened risk occurs only during warm weather months, Finnish researchers report.
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WITH gale-force winds buffeting the fleet, Sydney to Hobart crews slipped from racing to survival mode last night with the frontrunners head-butting their way south to a possible finish today.
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Cyclist Tyler Hamilton&#39;s journey has taken him from the North Shore to the summit of Mount Olympus, but the Marblehead native now faces his greatest challenge as he fights a blood-doping
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Simon Wakefield chipped in for birdie at the last hole to finish with a 73 and tie Fredrik Andersson for the third-round lead in the Johnnie Walker Championship yesterday in Gleneagles, Scotland.Andersson shot a seven-under 66 in a difficult wind on the Centenary Course to total nine-under 210 three hours before Wakefield finished his round.Mark Warren (73) was a stroke back. Lee Westwood (69), Alastair Forsyth (72) and Phillip Archer (73) were next at 212.Thomas Levet, who shared the second-round lead with Wakefield, was in the hunt until a double-bogey 7 at the 16th.Colin Montgomerie shot a 71 and was four strokes off the lead. Paul Casey, the defending champion, was another stroke back after a 73.
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A US senator suffers a possible stroke, which could lead to Republicans regaining control of the Senate.
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Australia&#39;s John Senden was tied for third as American Dean Wilson seized the halfway lead in the Texas Open in San Antonio this morning.
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A US senator suffers a possible stroke, raising the possibility that control of the Senate could return to the Republicans.
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Bob Estes and Tommy Armour III shot 5-under-par 68s to share the lead in yesterday's suspended second round of the rain-soaked Ginn sur Mer Classic in Port St. Lucie, Fla.