Tim Petrovic News

Tim Petrovic, of Austin, Texas, prepares to hit off the 13th fairway Saturday, Oct.

Jerry Kelley , Tim Petrovic and J.J. Henry have locked up their cards for next season because of their current standing on the PGA Tour money list.

Fore, please. Now driving: Kevin Robbins, who takes dead aim at the Austin golf scene and the topography of the game throughout Texas.

Aron Price, of Sydney Australia, prepares to hit off the 13th fairway Saturday, Oct.

Flipping on the parking-lot lights in the middle of the afternoon is no way to greet patrons on the opening day of any golf tournament.

Evans resident Vaughn Taylor, who needs to make up some ground in the PGA Tour's five-tournament Fall Series, is off to a strong start in the first event.

Matt Kuchar and Vaughn Taylor were still tied after two holes in a sudden-death playoff at the Turning Stone Resort Championship when play was suspended Sunday because of darkness, forcing a Monday finish.

Scotland's Janice Moodie shot a bogey-free 8-under-par 64 to take a one-stroke lead over 14-year-old Alexis Thompson in the Navistar LPGA Classic in Prattville, Ala.

CONTENTIOUS Presidents Cup selection Adam Scott gave his captain Greg Norman reason for optimism with a strong start at his lead-in tournament.

Leif Olson decided to give golf another shot after a lengthy layoff. He's showing signs he might have made a good choice.

The short putt for birdie on the 18th hole gave Vijay Singh a silver lining, but he didn't focus on it too much.

Spectators wait at the 18th hole for golfers this morning during the soggy second round of The Barclays at Liberty National in Jersey City.

World No 3 Paul Casey has withdrawn from the US PGA Championship due to a rib injury.

WORLD No.3 Paul Casey will decide today whether or not to play in the USPGA Championship due to a nagging chest muscle strain that has hindered his preparation.

File -- Brett Quigley is shown during the third round of the Booz Allen Classic in Potomac, Maryland, on Saturday, June 24, 2006.

Instead of going to Scotland for the British Open, Brett Quigley went to Peru. Peru, Ind., that is.

Brett Quigley had less than five minutes to decide: Jump on a plane and play in the British Open, or head to Milwaukee for the US Bank Championship instead.

Zach Johnson is as close to third place in the John Deere Classic as third-place occupants Jerry Kelly and Tim Petrovic are to leader Darron Stiles.

AMERICAN Steve Stricker won the John Deere Classic in Silvis, Illinois, on Sunday, finishing three shots clear of his nearest rivals on 20 under-par after a gruelling 36-hole final day.

Darron Stiles shot a 6-under 65 Saturday to take a three-stroke lead at 13-under-par 129 at the midway point of the John Deere Classic.