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Ochoa keeps on winning

Lorena Ochoa hustled around the corner, hoping to jump into a car and catch a flight home to Mexico.

Love back in his comfort zone

Davis Love III is back on top at Harbour Town.

Woods' injury comes as surprise to opponents

Often, the talk around Harbour Town Golf Links centers on Tiger Woods' latest victory, record or streak. On Wednesday, it focused on his left knee.

Woods will miss 4-6 weeks after knee surgery

Tiger Woods had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee Tuesday and will miss at least four weeks while he recovers.
Snedeker still smiling, but poor finish hurts

When he looks back on the 72nd Masters, the young man with the easy smile and bubbly personality might eventually remember the long, snaking eagle putt that gave him a share of the lead, if only briefly, on Sunday. But after finishing in a disappointing tie for third, Brandt Snedeker was out of gas emotionally

Immelman a Player, too

The color photo shows a gap-toothed 5-year-old, smiling in the arms of his hero, Gary Player. On Sunday, Trevor Immelman finally could smile again, albeit all grown up, with the only noticeable gap now between him and the rest of the field at the 72nd Masters.

Woods continues to climb leaderboard at Augusta

Through the towering pines that surrounded him, Tiger Woods could see the 18th flag blowing in the Augusta breeze.
It's not so scary for Immelman

Sitting on a lead going into the weekend might be agonizing for someone who has yet to win a major. Probably not for Trevor Immelman.

Mixed bag for first-time visitors to Augusta

Anders Hansen felt like "Bambi on ice." And it showed for the first-time Masters competitor, who shot an 8-over-par 80 on Thursday and needed 34 putts to get home. But not every newbie struggled.

Eagles put Ochoa into tie for first

Lorena Ochoa shrugged off any home- turf jitters Thursday in the Corona Championship, eagling two par 5s in a 7-under-par 66 and tying for the lead with South Korea's Song-Hee Kim at the rugged Tres Marias course in western Mexico.

Poulter aces opening test

For the record, the attire was pistachio green.

Looking for Woods antidote

With Tiger Woods collecting major championships like they were loose change, the rest of the best of the PGA Tour is working overtime to try and catch the world's top-ranked golfer.

It's Augusta's hills, not Winter Park's, this week for Hale

If Steven Hale wasn't carrying clubs and reading putts for the Masters' 11th-hour entrant, Houston Open winner Johnson Wagner, Hale would be at Winter Park/Mary Jane skiing the bumps right now.

Is Augusta ready for Weekley and his boys?

OK, so he's heard of Rae's Creek. And he probably knows enough not to let any snakes out of his bag this week. But wax nostalgic about Augusta National?

Grand plan, step one

By now, even the whispering pines here know Masters week this year could be the start of something grand.

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