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Chris Couch chiped in from 55 feet for par on the 18th hole to close with a 7-under 65 and win the Zurich Classic by one shot over Charles Howell III and Fred Funk.

Jay Haas stormed through the front nine with six birdies, then ended the round with three in the final
four holes Sunday, pulling away for a two-stroke victory over Tom Kite
and Englishman Mark James in the FedEx Kinko’s Classic.

Ken Duke won his first Nationwide
Tour title Sunday, closing with a 4-under 68 for a one-stroke
victory over Jess Daley in the BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs.

Now that the RadarGolf system has made it to retail, I wonder just how successful it will become. The company has certainly been successful garnering media attention and forging alliances with major retail partners such as Golfsmith and The Sharper I…

Sweden’s Niclas
Fasth took the Spanish Open title on Sunday after a sudden-death
playoff with Briton John Bickerton.

Proving again why we selected him as the TGB 2005 Best Golf Writer, Ron Sirak has written this fine article about Dakoda Dowd here. Here’s a flavor:There have been times when the novel use of sponsor’s exemptions have been viewed with cynical eyes, bu…

Journeyman pro Chris Couch has added intrigue to the Zurich Classic of New Orleans by going from worst to first by posting a 64 in his third round on Saturday. After making the cut on the number, this repeat Nationwide Tour winner now has a one-shot l…

Tiger Woods, who said he might take an extended break from his PGA Tour schedule to spend time with his ailing father, decided not to enter the Wachovia Championship next week.

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