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Thursday, Nov. 30

• Barcelo with the hot round on a cold day at Q-School
• Notes: Barcelo, former Little League World Series player, out front
• Barnes striving to get back on TOUR after humbling experiences
• Notes: WGC-World Cup always a tight race
• Stenson takes one-stroke lead over Furyk in South Africa
• Park, Choi leading after two rounds at LPGA Q-School
• Maginnes: Using the Uruguayan Open as a tune up
• Granada works on her distance as she prepares for the Lexus Cup
• Strange takes lead at rainy New Zealand Golf Open
• Your off-season strength training exercises

Wednesday, Nov. 29

• Choi, Kim lead at LPGA Tour qualifying tournament
• Maginnes: Common fates at '94 Q-school
• Gutschewski starts strong in third Q-school finals appearance
• Gutschewski's 67 is day's low at q-school finals
• Back from surgery, Paulson off to solid start at Q-school finals
• Defending champion Furyk is ready to get started in South Africa
• Golf-related gift guide for the holidays

Tuesday, Nov. 28

• Notes: Quigley looking forward to the Masters
• Maginnes: How I lost to Liza at Greenlefe
• Q-school's final stage resembles regular TOUR event
• Lickliter's fiancee prepares for his return home
• Then and Now: Bruce Lietzke
• Expect plenty from renewed Rose

Monday, Nov. 27

• Blog: Lickliter stops in Kuwait and reflects on his "chance of a lifetime"
• Smith looking to improve status with solid Q-school outing
• 2006 Q-school news and notes
• Trump wants to build $1.9 billion golf resort in Scotland
• Henry to be honored by Connecticut State Golf Association
• Maginnes: Vivid memories of '93 Q-school

Sunday, Nov. 26

• Ames claims LG Skins Game title with $590,000
• Blog: Lickliter visits hospital before departing Iraq
• Rose snaps four-year winless streak at Australian Masters
• Jeev Milkha Singh captures title at Casio World Open

Saturday, Nov. 25

• The "King of the Skins" at it again with big first day
• Blog: Lickliter and Pavin hit drives of their lives
• Lickliter's fiancee appreciating the chances to speak to Frank
• Rose seizes lead at Australian Masters
• Jeev Milkha Singh, Haraguchi lead at Casio World Open

Friday, Nov. 24

• Wie misses cut at men's event in Japan
• Amateur Pike still holding lead at Australian Masters
• Blog: Lickliter's incredible trip continues
• Funk ready to defend LG Skins Game title in California
• Russian cosmonaut, using a 6-iron, knocks golf ball into outer space

Thursday, Nov. 23

• Wilson's inspiring donation will help plenty of sick children
• Maginnes is thankful for plenty this holiday season
• Blog: Lickliter takes a unique flight
• Wie struggles in opening round of the Casio World Open
• Amateur leading Australian Masters after first round
• Putting your off-season golf fitness program together

Wednesday, Nov. 22

• Woods wins record seventh-consecutive PGA Grand Slam of Golf
• LPGA Tour year in review
• Lickliter's fiancee has new respect for military spouses
• Blog: Lickliter on his journey to Baghdad
• Mizuno is pumping out more irons for 2007
• Wie looks to make cut in men's events

Tuesday, Nov. 21

• Furyk out front at PGA Grand Slam of Golf
• Maginnes meets Thorpe at Q-school

Monday, Nov. 20

• Woods going for seventh Grand Slam of Golf title in Hawaii
• Ryder Cup triumph high point of strong 2006 for Europeans
• World Golf Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony to air Thursday
• Smucker accepts prestigious position at Bridgestone Invitational

Sunday, Nov. 19

• Granada wins first million dollar prize in women's golf history
• Lara holds on to claim Hong Kong Open crown
• Senden birdies No. 18 to capture Australian Open title
• Woods loses to Harrington in playoff at Dunlop Phoenix
• Experts make their picks for Player of the Year
• Bohn takes Callaway Invitational title at Pebble Beach

Saturday, Nov. 18

• Experts pick their Rookies of the Year
• Ruangkit goes wire to wire as Champions Tour Q-school medalist
• Woods, Harrington lead in Japan
• Green maintains lead at Australian Open
• Bohn takes two-stroke lead at Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational
• Eight set for chase for $1 millon Sunday at ADT Championship
• Lara clings to lead; Jimenez within striking distance
• Matt Gogel announces retirement for 2007
• Brian Whitcomb voted as new PGA of America President

Friday, Nov. 17

• Thorpe one of five on top at Pebble Beach
• Sorenstam misses cut, Miyazato leading at ADT Championship
• Ruangkit in command at Champions Qualifying Tournament
• Patience a key virtue for all Q-school contestants
• Favorite Moment of the Year
• Ryder Cup star Clarke pulls out of Australian PGA Championship
• Green maintains lead at Australian Open
• Lara takes sole possession of the lead in Hong Kong
• Woods grabs lead at Dunlop Phoenix golf tournament

Thursday, Nov. 16

• '02 Q-school: One man's flop is another man's fortune
• Miyazato takes lead at ADT Championship
• Notes: Haas accomplishes rare feat on Champions Tour
• Experts select their PGA TOUR Biggest Surprise of the Year
• Nationwide Tour Year In Review
• Step two of your off-season golf fitness program
• Lara, Randhawa share lead in Hong Kong
• Green takes lead at rainy Australian Open
• Sorenstam adds Pressel to International team
• Katayama takes lead in Japan; Woods sits two strokes back

Wednesday, Nov. 15

• Ruangkit leads chase at Champions Tour Q-school finals
• Q-school pressure unlike anything else in golf
• David Toms Foundation to award grants to three Shreveport charities
• Champions Tour Year in Review
• Adams Golf introduces two new fully matched combo sets
• Montgomerie looks to accomplish a rare feat in Hong Kong

Tuesday, Nov. 14

• Ochoa seeks to cap superb season with big paycheck
• Notes: Aussies look back at great year on TOUR
• Scott harbors long-term plan to reach No. 1 rank
• Singh confident about return to form in 2007
• Wie gets exemption for Sony Open in Hawaii
• Verplank, Cink, Johnson win Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge
• Champions Tour Q-school set for Wednesday in South Florida
• Adams brothers head west for second stage of Q-school
• Experts select their PGA TOUR Comeback Player of the Year
• PGA TOUR announces modification of FedExCup playoff format
• Yang looks for continued success on the European Tour
• International team wins inaugural Goodwill Trophy in China
• Norman gets set for first Australian Open appearance since 1999

Monday, Nov. 13

• Carnevale takes a look at the "new" TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course
• Champions Tour Q-school set for Wednesday in South Florida
• One-point lead for International team at Goodwill Trophy
• Golf & Tennis Pro Shop, Inc. obtains $25 million in investments
• Twenty-eight countries represented at Barbados World Cup
• A look back at previous leading Nationwide Tour money winners
• Q-school's second stage strikes fear into golfers' hearts
• Q&A with David Pillsbury
• THE PLAYERS Stadium Course re-opens

Sunday, Nov. 12

• Unlikely ending gives Kanada Nationwide Tour Championship, TOUR card
• Notes: Kanada fifth with two victories in 2006
• 2006 Nationwide Tour Graduates
• Kanada's bunny-hop celebrates leap to PGA TOUR
• Notes: Rutledge to be second oldest rookie on TOUR
• Kelly and Pampling win Merrill Lynch Shootout in a playoff
• Yang prevails over Woods in China
• Ochoa wraps up player of the year award with record win
• Nakajima shoots 65 to win Taiheiyo Masters in Japan

Saturday, Nov. 11

• Garcia falls out of lead at suspended Taiheiyo Masters
• Boo Weekley looking to make the most of second trio to TOUR
• Kuchar takes sole possession of lead in Texas; PGA TOUR cards still up for grabs
• Goosen leads in China; Tiger trails by five
• Ochoa takes lead at LPGA Tournament of Champions
• Daly and Holmes hold onto their lead in Shootout
• Notes: Daley looks to shine on Sunday
• Notes: Kuchar keeps birdie streak alive

Friday, Nov. 10

• Inkster and Dunn share lead at LPGA Tournament of Champions
• O'Neal continues on quest for PGA TOUR card
• Notes: Record-tying five sharing the lead
• Scores down, number of leaders up at Nationwide Tour Championship
• Notes: Wagner hunting Duke for top spot
• Daly/Holmes and Leonard/Verplank teams lead Merrill Lynch Shootout
• Curtis Cup format to change in 2008
• Garcia moves into three-way tie for the lead in Japan
• Woods posts course record-tying 64 in China

Thursday, Nov. 9

• Woods and Els approved for luxury resort in Bahamas
• Creamer the first-round leader at LPGA Tournament of Champions
• An Increase of TOUR cards to Nationwide Tour may be coming
• Fearless Barnes getting the hang of being a pro
• Nationwide Tour Bubble Watch
• Notes: Buckle's birdie barrage lands him on top
• Johnson Wagner vs. Ken Duke
• Three-way tie atop Nationwide Tour Championship
• Time for your off-season golf program
• Bank of America Championship to donate $418,000 to local charities
• Oda leads in Japan, Garcia two shots back
• Tennis great Federer follows Woods in China
• Randhawa leads in China, Woods seven shots back

Wednesday, Nov. 8

• Challenging Nationwide Tour offers quick route to the TOUR
• Ken Duke's fantastic season a long time coming
• Ochoa seeks to clinch LPGA Tour's player of the year
• Eligible players list finalized for 2007 MasterCard Championship at Hualalai
• Wilson Golf, Srixon Sports use advanced technology in latest products
• Woods looks to extend stroke play winning streak

Tuesday, Nov. 7

• A revamped Ryder Cup system, but why stop there?
• Woods gets ready to play in China
• New points system for U.S. Ryder Cup team unveiled
• Paul Azinger named 2008 U.S. Ryder Cup captain
• A look at the new Ryder Cup points system
• Nationwide extends umbrella sponsorship for five years
• Nationwide Tour -- Potential Season Ending Rankings
• Interesting scenarios aplenty at Nationwide Tour Championship
• Wagner ready to get back to winning ways
• Bigger and better season set to begin on the European Tour
• Postcards from the road: THE TOUR Championship

Monday, Nov. 6

• Rules: Pruitt on incorrect score information, hazard lines and more
• Fans congratulate Scott
• New points system for U.S. Ryder Cup team unveiled
• Paul Azinger named 2008 U.S. Ryder Cup captain
• Interesting scenarios aplenty at Nationwide Tour Championship
• 2006 GOLF 20/20 Conference develops strategies for global growth
• Woods Diary: Tiger looks back and ahead
• Star golfers and athletes team up for 2006 ADT Golf Skills Challenge
• Azinger named U.S. Ryder Cup captain for 2008

Sunday, Nov. 5

• Win in Atlanta caps off superb season for Scott
• Scott continues fine play, runs away with TOUR Championship
• Notes: Ten players earn spots at '07 British Open
• With this victory: Adam Scott
• Furyk and Durant are far from average Joes
• Durant wins Fall Finish Presented by PricewaterhouseCoopers
• Notes: Goosen ends winless season with a solid round
• Webb surges to four-stroke victory in Japan

Saturday, Nov. 4

• Now a Hall of Famer, Singh in contention for second TOUR Championship title
• Scott rides eagle to three-shot lead at TOUR Championship
• Maginnes: 2006 has been an interesting year
• Scott's "ugly" shot turns out to be rather pretty
• Notes: Scott could make it four rounds in the 60s
• Furyk putting finishing touches on fabulous year
• Notes: Putting key to Durant's fine run of play
• Bisher, dean of sports writers, celebrates his 88th birthday
• Scott wins for charity at THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola
• Sorenstam back in contention for record-setting win in Japan

Friday, Nov. 3

• THE TOUR Championship a unique event for all
• Scott looking to finally turn consistent play into a win
• Two first-timers part of foursome at 1 under
• Notes: Putting key to Durant's fine run of play
• East Lake's final hole presenting itself as a tough task
• Notes: Durant cards 15th under-par round in a row
• Scott and Durant separate themselves from the rest at East Lake
• Hetherington leads in Japan, Sorenstam six strokes behind

Thursday, Nov. 2

• East Lake exacting revenge on the field
• Notes: East Lake not easy in round one
• Durant riding late-season momentum at East Lake
• Beauty of East Lake on display
• Notes: More than half of last 19 first-round leaders have won
• Goosen, Durant out front after brutal day at East Lake
• Revamped Goosen looking sharp with new swing
• Reduce the fatigue on your lower back

Wednesday, Nov. 1

• Player named 2006 Payne Stewart Award winner
• Rested Ogilvy comes to East Lake ready to roll
• Transcript: Commissioner Finchem press conference
• FedExCup to add new level of excitement to PGA TOUR season
• PGA TOUR Heat Index
• Who's hot
• Haas, Roberts top several finalized statistical categories
• Expert picks: Who will win THE TOUR Championship?
• Expert picks: Who are the sleepers at THE TOUR Championship?
• Cobra Golf completes lineup of speed series clubs
• Coca-Cola employees become valuable volunteers