Points waits out the rain to win in Houston... Final results all tours.

Well it turns our Rory was not the story in Houston this week, as he went into Sunday 9 shots back, clearly not with his A game yet, 73 70 71, so he will make an unscheduled stop at the Valero this week to get in some much neede rounds before Augusta.


Here are all the events this week and I provide live scoring links to all tours, including the scores of every Canadian playing.




PGA TOUR - HOUSTON OPEN
COURSE: Redstone Golf Club, Tournament Course (7,441 yards, par 72).
PURSE: $6.2 million. Winner’s share: $1,116,000.

CANADIAN CONTENT: Graham DeLaet T31 -6 71 71 68 72, Brad Fritsch MC 73 77, David Hearn MC 75 70


Round 4

pgatour.com  D.A Points arrived at the Shell Houston Open having failed to break 70 in his last nine rounds on the PGA TOUR. He had made only two cuts in nine tournaments this year, both times finishing at the bottom of the pack. All that changed Sunday, even after a final round most appropriately delayed by thunderstorms.

Points returned from the long delay by making four pars, and the last one from just outside 13 feet gave him a one-shot victory in the Shell Houston Open.

It also provided another two-year exemption on the PGA TOUR, 500 FedExCup points and a start next year at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions.

And he's on his way back to Augusta National for the Masters.





For live scoring click here http://www.pgatour.com/leaderboard.html



EUROPEAN TOUR - TROPHY HASSAN II
COURSE: Golf du Palais Royal (6,844 yards, par 72).
PURSE: $1.93 million. Winner’s share: $321,810.


Round 4
Marcel Siem romped to a three shot victory at the Trophée Hassan II but was left with an anxious wait to see if he would be making his Masters Tournament debut in a fortnight’s time.

The 32 year old German overcame a slow start and the threat of Finland’s Mikko Ilonen to register a third European Tour victory.

Siem needs to move into the top 50 on The Official World Golf Ranking tonight to receive an invite to Augusta National but will have to wait and see how the likes of Henrik Stenson, Russell Henley and Charles Howell III fair at the Shell Houston Open





Live scoring click here  http://www.europeantour.com/europeantour/season=2013/tournamentid=2013025/leaderboard/index.html?showLeaderboard=Y





ASIAN TOUR - CHIANGMAI GOLF CLASSIC
COURSE: Alpine Golf Resort-Chiangmai, Chiangmai, Thailand (7,471 yds, par 72)
PURSE: $750,000



Round 4 wrap
asiantour.com

Australia’s Scott Hend charged from six-shots back to win the inaugural Chiangmai Golf Classic presented by PTT by three strokes after a stunning eight-under-par 64 in the final round on Sunday.

Big-hitting Hend earned his third Asian Tour title in front of large crowds at the Alpine Golf Resort-Chiangmai, taking home the winner’s cheque of US$135,000 with his four-day total of 20-under-par 268.

 

South African newcomer Bryce Easton, playing in his first Asian Tour event, also shot a 64 to take second place while a faltering Prayad Marksaeng of Thailand, who led by five overnight, settled for third on 272 after a day to forget when he soared to a 74 in the US$750,000 full-field Asian Tour tournament

Live scoring click here  http://www.asiantour.com/livescoring.html







eGOLF PROFESSIONAL TOUR - THE CHAMPIONSHIP AT ST. JAMES PLANTAION
COURSE: Reserve Club at St. James, Southport, N.C. (7,212 yds, par 72)

CANADIAN CONTENT: Brad Boyle MC, Cam Burke T11 +2 72 70 77 71, Greg Doherty T49 +10 70 76 80, Robbie Greenwell MC, MacKenzie Hughes MC Brett Nymeyer MC Ryan Terdik T27 +6 72 74 76


Round 4 wrap

Bryce Ledford of Chattanooga, TN entered the final round of the eGolf Tour’s Championship at St. James Plantation five shots off the lead after a difficult third-round 77 on Friday, but recovered in dramatic fashion, posting seven final-round birdies en route to a scintillating 6-under 66 that delivered his first career eGolf Tour title, as well as the event’s $18,000 first-place prize.

The Championship at St. James Plantation was the fifth of 24 scheduled events on the 2013 eGolf Tour schedule, and was contested this week at the Jack Nicklaus-designed Reserve Club at St. James Plantation in Southport, NC


Live scoring click here  http://tarheel.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/tarheel13/event/tarheel135/contest/1/leaderboard.htm






ALL-AMERICAN GATEWAY TOUR - EVENT No. 2
COURSE: Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon - Champions Course (7,377 yds, par 72)

CANADIAN CONTENT: Jordan Krantz, Richard Boychuk MC 88 94, Aaron Crawford MC 74 72, Wes Heffernan MC 73 77, Bryan Scott, Thomas Hay MC 73 77, Dallas Mengel MC 83 85, Steven Shantz MC 80 83, Craig Gibson, Adrian Kibsey MC 74 76, Michael Knight MC 83 80, Cory Renfrew T13 -9 72 70 66 71, Daniel Pow MC 80 68


Winner  Nathan Tyler -23 67 68 64 66  Tuscon, Arizona


Live scoring click here  http://gstour.com/TournamentScoring/Scoreboard.aspx?TID=1120







SUNCOAST LADIES TOUR
COURSE: LPGA International Champions Course, Daytona Beach, FL (6,390 yds, par 72)
CANADIAN CONTENT: Natalie Gleadall T8 77 75 73 +9, Chelcia Petersen (a) T25 79 79 81 +23, Rachel Pollock (a) T29 80 83 82 +29

Winner Milena Savich 75 74 72 +5  $2000.00


Final Results   http://www.suncoastseries.com/2013%20TOUR/0.Tournaments/0.8LPGA_CHAMP/RESULTS.pdf


Bryan Angus

Tiger is back at #1... Final results all tours

***Tiger has just won at Bay Hill for the 8th time, and is now back at #1 in the world for the 11th time.  He shot 70 -13 for a two shot win over Justin Rose..


PGA TOUR - ARNOLD PALMER INVITATIONAL
COURSE: Bay Hill Club and Lodge (7,419 yards, par 72).
PURSE: $6.2 million. Winner’s share: $1,116,000.

CANADIAN CONTENT: Graham DeLaet T50 +3 76 69 73 73, Brad Fritsch T34 +6 68 72 70 78, David Hearn T45 +2 75 71 71 73, Mike Weir WD +2 76 70

Round 4
pgatour.com  Tiger has just wrapped up his final round on a breezy sunny Monday at Arnie's Bay Hill club with a bogey 5 on 18, to shoot 70 for a -13 total and a 2 shot win over Justin Rose who also shot 70.

The win in Rory's absence puts Tiger back at #1 in the world for the 11th time, the first since October 2010.

It was his 8th win on this course, tying Sam Snead who won the Greenbrier 8 times, albeit on different courses in North Carolina.

He is now the odds on favourite going into Augusta for the first major of 2013.




Live scoring click  http://www.pgatour.com/leaderboard.html





LPGA TOUR - KIA CLASSIC
COURSE: Aviara Golf Club (6,593 yards, par 72).
PURSE: $1.7 million. Winner’s share: $255,000.

CANADIAN CONTENT: Sara-Maude Juneau T54 +5 74 72 77 74, Lorie Kane MC, Maude-Aimee Leblanc MC, Rebecca Lee-Bentham MC, Alena Sharp MC, Stephanie Sherlock T49 +4 74 73 73 74, Jessica Shepley (8th alternate)

Round 4
lpga.com
 Beatriz Recari (@BeatrizRecari) has been known as the “Iron Woman” on the LPGA Tour of late for her consistency and on Sunday, she used a gritty performance to hold off I.K. Kim in a two-hole playoff to win her second-career LPGA victory at the Kia Classic (@LPGAKiaClassic).

Recari, who was bogey-free for the first three rounds in Carlsbad, turned in three bogeys and one birdie in regulation including a bogey on the 18th where she missed a four-foot par putt to win. After her win, Recari admitted to that her nerves were not nearly as calm as they were during her first win back in 2010. 


Live scoring click here  http://www.lpgascoring.com/public/Leaderboard.aspx






EUROPEAN TOUR/ASIAN TOUR - MALAYSIAN OPEN
COURSE: Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club (6,967 yards, par 72).
PURSE: $2.75 million. Winner’s share: $458,330.


Round 3 (tournament reduced to 54 holes)

Kiradech Aphibarnrat held off a string of star names to capture his first European Tour title at the Maybank Malaysian Open.

One ahead of former Masters Tournament winner Charl Schwartzel at the start of the day, the 23 year old Thai golfer was joined by, amongst others, three-time Major winner Padraig Harrington and Ryder cup star Edoardo Molinari on a fascinating final day.

However, Aphibarnrat held firm and even a bogey at the last could not prevent the big hitter carding a two under par 70 for a 13 under total; one ahead of Italy’s Molinari.

The tournament had already been shortened to 54 holes, and there was a further storm delay on the final day.




Live scoring click here   http://www.europeantour.com/europeantour/season=2013/tournamentid=2013023/leaderboard/index.html






CHAMPIONS TOUR - MISSISSIPPI GULF RESORT CLASSIC
COURSE: Fallen Oak Country Club (7,054 yards, par 72).
PURSE: $1.6 million. Winner’s share: $240,000.

CANADIAN CONTENT: Jim Rutledge T27 -2 73 71 70, Rod Spittle T32 -1 7173 71


Round 3

pgatour.com    Micheal Allen started the day two shots behind the leaders, but made five birdies on the front nine to vault into the lead and held on for his first victory of the season and fourth on the Champions Tour. He navigated the windy conditions brilliantly at Fallen Oak until the final five holes, where he had three bogeys.
He finished the day with a 5-under 67 and was 11 under for the tournament, but the missed putt on 18 had put a victory in jeopardy with Bernhard Langer 3 holes behind.

Langer was on the 15th hole when Allen finished, and the door was open for him to take the lead or at least force a playoff. But he had to deal with the nasty, unpredictable wind, and his second shot on 16 found the bunker. He eventually settled for bogey to fall a stroke behind Allen.

Tee times and leaderboard click  http://www.pgatour.com/champions/tournaments/mississippi-gulf-resort-classic/field.html





WEB.COM TOUR - LOUISIANA OPEN
COURSE: Le Triomphe Country Club (7,006 yards, par 71).
PURSE: $550,000. Winner’s share: $99,000.
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CANADIAN CONTENT: Adam Hadwin MC 74 67, Roger Sloan MC 74 69  Richard Scott MC 72 71

Round 4
pgatour.com   Lefty Edward Loar kept the field at arm’s length during Sunday’s wind-swept final round of the Chitiamacha Louisiana Open and earned his second career title on the Web.com Tour.

Loar held a one-stroke lead after 54 holes at the Le Triomphe Country Club and needed only a 2-under par 69 to finish at 17-under 267 to beat Morgan Hoffmann (69) by two strokes and two-time champion Brett Wetterich (65) by three



Live scoring click here  http://www.pgatour.com/webcom/tournaments/chitimacha-louisiana-open/leaderboard.html





PGA TOUR LATINOAMERICA - TRANSAMERICAN OPEN
COURSE: Atlas Country Club, Guadalajara, Mexico
PURSE: $150,000. Winner's share: $27,000.


CANADIAN CONTENT: Matt Johnston MC 75 71, Andrew Parr T20 +2 71 72 70 73,  Adam Cornelson MC 73 77, Derek Gillespie T28 +3 72.71 73 71  Mike Mezei MC 76 75

The winner was Manuel Villegas at -8  66 69 74 67



Live scoring click here  http://www.pgatourla.com/leaderboard/m2013004/






SYMETRA TOUR - FLORIDA'S NATURAL CHARITY CLASSIC
COURSE: Lake Region Yacht and Country Club, Winter Haven, Fla. (6,184 yds, par 72)
PURSE: $125,000

CANADIAN CONTENT: Izzy Beisiegel T52 +6 74 70 78, Kirby Dreher T46 +5 71 75 75, Sue Kim T2 -7 71 71 67, Lisa Meldrum MC, Danielle Mills T61 +7 76 70 77, Samantha Richdale 6th -5 70 67,74  Seema Sadekar MC, Ashley Sholer MC, Nicole Vandermade T13 E 74 70 72, Jessica Wallace MC Angela Buzminski MC


Round 3

lpga.com  Melissa Eaton snaged  her career-first Symetra Tour title at the Florida’s Natural Charity Classic after firing a final round 72 through gusty weather conditions.

The South African entered Sunday’s round with a one-stroke lead over Amelia Lewis and managed to come out as the victor despite a tight battle between the two. Eaton finished her round in extraordinary fashion, sticking a 156-yard second shot to place it within a foot of the hole to finish with an eagle on the par-5 18th.




Leaderboard click here  http://www.symetrascoring.com/2013/WinterHavenPairings.asp





NGA TOUR - MILTON MARTIN HONDA CLASSIC
COURSE: Chattahoochee Golf Course, Gainesville, Ga. (7,004 yds, par 72)
PURSE: $200,000

CANADIAN CONTENT: Stuart Anderson MC79 83, Marc-Etienne Bussieres MC 77 77, Max Gilbert MC84 76, Mathieu Gingras MC 78 77, Will Mitchell T7 -1 7172, Riley Wheeldon T19 +2 76 70


Round 2 (tournament reduced to 36 holes)

ngatour.com  Daniel McCarthy overcame firm greens and cold temperatures in the first two rounds to move atop the leaderboard at 5-under par. And when the final two rounds were canceled due to incessant rains, the former Dolphin earned his first victory on the NGA TOUR Pro Series by a single stroke over Seth Fair.

“I was pleased with the way I played,” said McCarthy, who earned $28,000. “I kept the ball in front of me. I didn’t get out of position more than a couple of times, which is very important out here. That’s the reason I played as well as I did.”

Despite the field average being well over par, McCarthy was one of two golfers that posted sub-par rounds on Thursday and Friday, shooting a 2-under 70 in the first round and a 3-under 69 in the second round. Over the course of two rounds, McCarthy carded nine birdies, 23 pars and just four bogeys en route to his first victory on the top-rated developmental tour


Live scoring click here  http://www.ngatour.com/leaderboard/pro2013009/






ALL-AMERICAN GATEWAY TOUR - EVENT NO. 1
COURSE: The Wigwam Golf Resort and Spa - Gold Course, Litchfield Park, AZ (7,430 yds, par 72)

CANADIAN CONTENT: Beon Yeong Lee MC, Keith Martin MC, James Love MC 70, Kent Eger MC, Scott Stiles MC, Tyler Frank MC, Richard Boychuk MC, Adrian Kibsey MC, Gerry Macdonald, MC Sung Shik Park, Dallas Mengel, MC Daniel Pow MC Kevin Stinson MC, Craig Gibson MC

Winner  Scott Pinckney USA -13 67 69 67


Live scoring click here   http://gatewaytour.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/gway13/event/gway139/contest/1/leaderboard.htm

Streelman hits the jackpot at Innisbrook.. Final results all tours..

PGA TOUR - TAMPA BAY CHAMPIONSHIP
COURSE: Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club, Copperhead Course (7,340 yards, par 71).
PURSE: $5.5 million. Winner’s share: $990,000.

CANADIAN CONTENT: Stephen Ames T39 E 72 71 69 72, Graham DeLaet T17 -3 73 7170 67, Brad Fritsch MC 71 75, David Hearn MC 74 75, Mike Weir MC 78 78


Round 4

pgatour.com  Kevin Streelman burned up three cars driving some 400,000 miles across the country playing the mini-tours. He used to clean clubs during the week and caddie on the weekends.

His biggest claim on TOUR was winning a $1 million bonus from the Kodak Challenge in 2009. His last win was five years ago in the club championship at Whisper Rock.

Streelman won the Tampa Bay Championship on Sunday in his 153rd start on the PGA TOUR and moved to No. 6 in the latest FedExCup standings

Boo Weekley, who teed off three hours before the leaders, had a tournament-best 63 and waited to see if that would be enough. He kept up hopes until Streelman made birdie on the 17th, and then ripped another tee shot down the middle on the 18th.

The victory sends Streelman, who finished at 10-under 274, to the Masters next month for the second time in his career.

Cameron Tringale had a 66 and finished alone in third when Leonard, who earlier made bogey from the bunker on the 16th, three-putted the final hole for a 71. Leonard wound up in a tie for fourth with defending champion Luke Donald (69) and Greg Chalmers (70).

The other big winner was Jordan Spieth, the 19-year-old from Texas who holed a 50-foot chip for birdie on the 17th hole and made a 7-foot par putt on the final hole for a 70 to tie for seventh.

 

That gave him enough money to earn special temporary membership on the PGA TOUR for the rest of the year, meaning he can take unlimited sponsor exemptions.

Live scoring click  http://www.pgatour.com/leaderboard.html




LPGA TOUR - LPGA FOUNDERS CUP
COURSE: JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort & Spa, Wildfire Golf Club (6,583 yards, par 72).
PURSE: $1.5 million. Winner’s share: $225,000.

CANADIAN CONTENT: Sara-Maude Juneau MC  71 76, Lorie Kane MC 73 71, Maude-Aimee Leblanc MC 73 72, Rebecca Lee-BenthamMC 73 73, Stephanie Sherlock MC 72 72,


Round 4

lpgatour.com 
Stacy Lewis (@Stacy_Lewis) continued her impressive streak of tournaments in 2013, fighting back from a three-stroke deficit down the stretch to capture a three-stroke victory at the RR Donnelley LPGA Founders Cup (@founderslpga).

The 8-under 64 in the final-round was highlighted by nine birdies prevailing her to her second consecutive LPGA Tour win.

“It's awesome,” said Lewis of the win. “I played great today. Myself and Ai we just went back and forth all day; she was making putts, I was making putts.”

The win didn’t come easy for Lewis as she found herself going into today trailing Ai Miyazato by four strokes after an unfortunate two-stroke penalty on Saturday. The penalty occurred after Lewis had finished her round when it was determined that her caddie, Travis Wilson, had violated rule 13-4 by moving sand in a bunker on the 16th hole.


Live scoring click    http://www.lpgascoring.com/public/Leaderboard.aspx




CHAMPIONS TOUR - TOSHIBA CLASSIC
COURSE: Newport Beach Country Club (6,584 yards, par 71).
PURSE: $1.75 million. Winner’s share: $262,500.

CANADIAN CONTENT: Rod Spittle T39 -2 68 73 70, Jim Rutledge T8  72 71 62

Round 3
pgatour.com  David Frost won the Toshiba Classic on Sunday, shooting a 65 to defeat Fred Couples by five strokes and tie the tournament record of 19-under 194 set by Jay Haas in 2007.

Frost joined 2011 winner Nick Price as the only golfers to lead wire to wire in the event's 19 years. It was his fourth career Champions Tour victory and first since last year's AT&T Championship in San Antonio.

In four events this season, Frost hasn't finished out of the top 10, posting ties for ninth, fifth and losing in a playoff to John Cook in Hawaii in the season-opening Mitsubishi Electric Championship.




Live scoring click  http://www.pgatour.com/champions/leaderboard.html




EUROPEAN TOUR/ASIAN TOUR - AVANTHA MASTERS
COURSE: Jaypee Greens Golf Club (7,347 yards, par 72).
PURSE: $2.35 million. Winner’s share: $390,930.


Round 4

europeantour.com   Thomas Aiken collected his second European Tour title with a three shot victory at the Avantha Masters.

A ball-striking masterclass on Saturday had seen the South African sign for a third round 62; building a three shot lead in the process.

India’s Gaganjeet Bhullar and China’s Liang Wen-chong both launched worthy challenges during the final round – the latter recording a hole-in-one at the seventh – but Aiken held firm to sign for a five under par 67 and 23 under total at Jaypee Greens Golf & Spa Resort.




Live scoring click  http://www.europeantour.com/europeantour/season=2013/tournamentid=2013021/leaderboard/index.html





PGA TOUR LATINOAMERICA - MEXICAN OPEN
COURSE: Mexico Golf Club, Mexico City (7,440 yards, par 72)
PURSE: $150,000

CANADIAN CONTENT:  Andrew Parr MC 72 80, Adam Cornelson T50 +7 73 75 75 72, Derek Gillespie T27 73 74 72 72 +3, Matt Johnson MC 76 76

Round 4 complete

Ted Purdy of the US won at -7


Live scoring click  http://www.pgatourla.com/leaderboard/m2013014/






NGA TOUR - KANDY WATERS MEMORIAL CLASSIC
COURSE: Mount Vintage Plantation Golf Club, North Augusta, S.C. (7,107 yards, par 72)
PURSE: $200,000


CANADIAN CONTENT: Stuart Anderson T42 +12 73 74 76 77, Marc-Etienne Bussieres MC Mathieu Gingras MC, Ben Silverman T24 +6 74 71 73 76, Riley Wheeldon 1 -4 74 70 70 70


Round 4

ngatour.com  Riley Wheeldon of Comox, B.C., became the fourth different winner in four events this season on the top-ranked development tour, earning his first NGA TOUR victory by a single stroke over Brian Richey and Patton Kizzire in the Kandy Waters Memorial Classic at Mount Vintage Plantation Golf Club.

Like the previous three events of the season, the outcome of the 14^th annual Kandy Waters Memorial Classic wasn’t decided until the back nine in the final round. Wheeldon used a couple of late birdies to card a 2-under 70 on Sunday and finished with a 4-under 284 total.
“It was a difficult week and a grind all week,” said Wheeldon, who earned $30,500. “It feels great to win here with the history of this event. This is my first pro victory, so that feels good. Winning in Augusta feels special. Obviously, it’s not the one that I ultimately want, but it feels great and I’m happy I came out on top.”

Live scoring click  http://www.ngatour.com/leaderboard/pro2013007/







eGOLF PROFESSIONAL TOUR - THE CHAMPIONSHIP AT BALLANTYNE COUNTRY CLUB
COURSE: Ballantyne Country Club, Charlotte, N.C. (7,034 yds - Par 72)

CANADIAN CONTENT: Cam Burke T16 -4 69 71, Daniel Bowling MC, Robbie Greenwell T53 +1 76 69, Zach Schnurr T98 +10 79 75

Wrap

eGolfTour.com  Chris Thompson of Lawrence, KS entered the final-round of the weather-shortened Championship at Ballantyne Country Club on Thursday knowing he needed some magic in order to pick up his third career eGolf Tour title. The former Web.com Tour member and Kansas Jayhawk star more than delivered, posting seven birdies en route to a bogey-free 65 and a 36-hole total of 11-under 133, good for a two-shot victory and the event’s $17,000 first-place prize



Live scoring click   http://tarheel.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/tarheel13/event/tarheel1316/contest/1/leaderboard.htm





ALL-AMERICAN GATEWAY TOUR
COURSE: The Legend at Arrowhead, Glendale, AZ (6,969 yds - Par 72)

CANADIAN CONTENT: Steven Shantz MC Tyler Frank (a)MC, Craig Gibson MC, Beon Yeong Lee MC, Daniel Pow MC, Keith Martin MC, Thomas Hay MC, Richard Boychuk MC, Adam Doyle MC, Adrian Kibsey MC

 Cory Renfrew T23 -4 72 69 71, Nick Taylor T26 -3 69 69 75, Darren Wallace 4th -13 69 69 65, Jordan Krantz 30th +4 74 68 78


Round 3 Final

Winner  Ryan Dylan, Arizona -17 68 65 66



Live scoring click  http://gatewaytour.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/gway13/event/gway138/contest/1/leaderboard.htm

Woods cruises to 2nd win of the year.. Live links to Golf This Week

WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP - CADILLAC CHAMPIONSHIP
COURSE: TPC Blue Monster at Doral (7,334 yards, par 72).
PURSE: $8.75 million. Winner’s share: $1,575,000.

NOTES: Round 4

pgatour.com   Tiger Woods had full control of his game and never let anyone get closer than three shots until he had locked up his 17th World Golf Championship title. With a conservative bogey that didn't matter on the final hole, he closed with a 1-under 71

Woods now has five wins in the last year, the most of anyone in the world, and he can return to No. 1 with a win at Bay Hill in two weeks.

He won by two shots over Steve Stricker, who might want to claim a share of this trophy.

Woods ran into Stricker on the putting green Wednesday afternoon, and in a 45-minute session, Stricker helped him with his posture over putts. Woods left feeling as good as he did at Torrey Pines, where he won by four shots. And it showed. Woods made 27 birdies this week, one short of his personal best on the PGA TOUR, and he took the fewest putts (100) over 72 holes in any TOUR event.

Rory McIlroy, the No. 1 player in the world, showed signs of recovering from his rough start to the season. He had a 65 and tied for eighth.

Graeme McDowell, who started the final round four shots behind, made a birdie on the opening hole, but never got any closer. McDowell had third place to himself until he went for the green on the 18th hole and found the water. He made double bogey, shot 72 and fell into a four-way tie for third that cost him $172,500.

Phil Mickelson (71), Sergio Garcia (69) and Adam Scott (64) also tied for third


live scoring click  http://www.worldgolfchampionships.com/cadillac-championship/leaderboard.html


PGA TOUR - PUERTO RICO OPEN
COURSE: Trump International Golf Club-Puerto Rico (7,506 yards, par 72).
PURSE: $3.5 million. Winner’s share: $630,000.
TELEVISION: Golf Channel (Thursday, 6:30-8:30 p.m.; Friday, 1:30-3:30 a.m., 6:30-8:30 p.m.; Saturday, 1:30-3:30 a.m., 6:30-9:30 p.m.; Sunday, 3-5 a.m., 7:30-10:30 p.m.; Monday, 3-5 a.m.).
CANADIAN CONTENT: Stephen Ames MC, Graham DeLaet T18 -13 70 68 67 70, Brad Fritsch T39 -10 67 70 71 70, David Hearn T8 -16 68 67 71 66

NOTES Round 4

pgatour..com  Scott Brown went from a one-shot deficit to a one-shot victory Sunday in the Puerto Rico Open when he made a 4-foot birdie putt on the par-5 18th hole to beat Fabian Gomez and capture his first PGA TOUR title.

Brown picked up 300 FedExCup points with his victory, a two-year exemption on TOUR and spots in THE PLAYERS Championships and the PGA Championship

Gomez tied for second with 19-year-old Jordan Spieth, who was playing on a sponsor exemption and now is exempt into the Tampa Bay Championship. Spieth shot a 67.

Justin Bolli (66) and Brian Stuard (68) were another shot behind.

live scoring click  http://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/puerto-rico-open-presented-by-seepuertorico-com/leaderboard.html



WEB.COM TOUR - CHILE CLASSIC
COURSE: Prince of Wales Country Club (6,903 yards, par 72).
PURSE: $650,000. Winner’s share: $117,000.
TELEVISION: None.
CANADIAN CONTENT: Adam Hadwin MC 70 74, Richard Scott T26 -12 69 67 68 72, Roger Sloan MC 71 75, Ryan Yip MC 81 69, Matt Hill  T52 -8 69 69 72 70

NOTES: Round 4 

Kevin Kisner fired a 4-under-par 68 Sunday to win the Chile Classic and earn his second career title on the Web.com Tour. Kisner, one of three 54-hole co-leaders, played the final five holes at the Prince of Wales Country Club one-over par but his 21-under 267 score was enough to edge out Brice Garnett (68) and Edward Loar (69) by one stroke for the trophy.

Guy Boros (65) and hometown favorite Benjamin Alvarado (71) tied for fourth at 18-under. Five others shared sixth place at minus-17 but the weeklong birdie fest in Santiago belonged to Kisner, who figured he might be in the mix despite playing poorly in Panama and Colombia.



live scoring click   http://www.pgatour.com/webcom/leaderboard.html





ASIAN TOUR - SAIL-SBI Open
COURSE: Delhi Golf Club, New Delhi (6,963 yards, par 72)
PURSE: $300,000
CANADIAN CONTENT: Richard T. Lee  ( Retired)

Round 4

asiantour.com  India’s Anirban Lahiri successfully defended his title at the SAIL-SBI Open presented by Incredible India, Ministry of Tourism following a thrilling play-off victory over young countryman Rashid Khan on Saturday.

The 25-year-old Lahiri birdied the 18^th hole from 10 feet in regulation play to force extra-time and then claimed his third Asian Tour victory with a four-foot birdie conversion on the same hole in front of a large gallery at the Delhi Golf Club.

Khan, 22, gave himself a great chance of a maiden title on the region’s premier Tour with a superb final round of six-under-par 66 which included a closing birdie but he could not prevent a dominant Lahiri, who signed off with a 68, from grabbing the winner’s cheque of US$54,000.

Overnight leader Siddikur of Bangladesh closed with a disappointing 73 to finish third, four shots behind the play off duo while Shiv Kapur of India settled for fourth place after a 70. Thailand’s Pawin Ingkhapradit and Australian rookie Matthew Stieger ended in tied fifth place.

Live scoring click   http://www.asiantour.com/result.aspx?rnd_caption=Round 3 Results&rnd_event=20121213995045376876




eGOLF PROFESSIONAL TOUR - IRISH CREEK CLASSIC
COURSE: The Club at Irish Creek, Kannapolis, N.C. (7,099 yards, par 71)

CANADIAN CONTENT: Daniel Bowling MC  Cam Burke T14 -1 69 71 73 70 Robbie Greenwell MC Mackenzie Hughes T19 +1 72 70 71 72

NOTES: Round 4

After a week filled with multiple frost delays and colder-than-normal temperatures, Ryan Nelson of Charleston, SC persevered to post rounds of 64-72-68-66—270 (14-under) en route to winning the eGolf Tour’s Irish Creek Classic, as well as the event’s $17,000 first-place prize.

The story of the week at Irish Creek, at least for the first three rounds, was Mother Nature. Strong winds and bitter cold temperatures on day one set in motion a stop-and-start schedule for the week, which tournament officials finally caught up on for Saturday’s final round.


Live scoring click   http://tarheel.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/tarheel13/event/tarheel133/contest/1/leaderboard.htm




ALL-AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL GOLF TOUR - TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP
COURSE: Alta Mesa Country Club, Mesa, AZ
PURSE: $50,000
CANADIAN CONTENT: Cory Renfrew MC, Kent Eger MC

NOTES: 32 man matchplay format features the top 25 members from the money list with the next 7 spots filled by an 18-Hole qualifier. ...Renfrew is seeded ninth while Eger is seeded 12th and both have been eliminated

Live scoring click here http://www.all-americantour.com/leagues/golf_leaderboard.cfm?clientid=4367&leagueid=14737&seasonnum=2012




CACTUS TOUR - EVENT No. 5
COURSE: Wildfire Golf Club at Desert Ridge, Phoenix, AZ
CANADIAN CONTENT: Alena Sharp T17 68 78 71, Jessica Wallace 22  74 72 74, Melissa Mabanta T46 82 77 77, Jessica Payne(a) 56  85 86 82

NOTES:   Irene Cho 71 68 62 201 beat Margarita Ramo 67 66 68 201 in a playoff.


Live scoring click   http://www.thecactustour.com/2013results.html




SUNCOAST LADIES SERIES
COURSE: West Orange Country Club, Winter Garden, FL
CANADIAN CONTENT: Stephanie Sherlock 5th 75 73 76 +11 , Brogan McKinnon (a) 20th 76 79 80 +22,

Catherine O'Donnell of Ponte Verde Florida 73 74 72 +6 won in tough conditions

Live scoring click  http://www.suncoastseries.com/2013%20TOUR/0.Tournaments/0.7WOCC/RESULTS.pdf




THE LEGENDS TOUR - FRY'S DESERT GOLF CLASSIC
COURSE: Vhttp://www.thelegendstour.com/tournaments_2013_Frys_Tucson.htmentana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club, Tucson, Ariz
CANADIAN CONTENT: Gail Graham, Dawn Coe-Jones, Lori Kane

Final  

1	Jane Crafter-Betsy King,	-8	18	-8
T2	Amy Alcott-Danielle Ammaccapane,	-7	18	-7
T2	Lorie Kane-Sherri Steinhauer,	-7	18	-7
T4	Kris Tschetter-Cathy Johnston-Forbes,	-6	18	-6
T4	Pat Bradley-Patty Sheehan,	-6	18	-6
T6	Allison Finney-Heather Drew,	-5	18	-5
T6	Jan Stephenson-Cindy Rarick,	-5	18	-5
T6	Laurie Rinker-Juli Inkster,	-5	18	-5
T9	Barb Moxness-Tina Tombs,	-4	18	-4
T9	Jenny Lidback-Barb Mucha,	-4	18	-4
T9	Liselotte Neumann-Jean Bartholomew,	-4	18	-4
T9	Terri-Jo Myers-Michelle Estill,	-4	18	-4
T13	Beth Daniel-Helen Alfredsson,	-3	18	-3
T13	Christa Johnson-Hollis Stacy,	-3	18	-3
T13	Cindy Figg-Currier-Sherri Turner,	-3	18	-3
T13	Donna Caponi-Patti Rizzo,	-3	18	-3
T13	Jane Blalock-Alicia Dibos,	-3	18	-3
T18	Rosie Jones-Val Skinner,	-2	18	-2
T18	Shelley Hamlin-Anne Marie Palli,	-2	18	-2
T20	Cindy Miller-Laura Shanahan Rowe,	-1	18	-1
T20	Dawn Coe-Jones-Nancy Scranton,	-1	18	-1
T20	JoAnne Carner-Lori West,	-1	18	-1
23	Gail Graham-Ellie Gibson,	E	18	E
24	Jackie Bertsch-Alice Miller,	+2	18	+2

On an uncharacteristically brisk and rain-dotted day in the desert, two of golf's greatest putters prevailed in the first Fry's Desert Golf Classic held at Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club. LPGA and World Golf Hall of Famer Betsy King joined forces with Australian dynamo Jane Crafter to go low on the 6200 yard, par 72 course surrounded by mountains, firing 8 under in 14 holes before play was called due to darkness. It was enough to best the incredible Legends field by one shot and claim the spoils, including a $30,000 winner's check.

On an uncharacteristically brisk and rain-dotted day in the desert, two of golf's greatest putters prevailed in the first Fry's Desert Golf Classic held at Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club. LPGA and World Golf Hall of Famer Betsy King joined forces with Australian dynamo Jane Crafter to go low on the 6200 yard, par 72 course surrounded by mountains, firing 8 under in 14 holes before play was called due to darkness. It was enough to best the incredible Legends field by one shot and claim the spoils, including a $30,000 winner's check.

On an uncharacteristically brisk and rain-dotted day in the desert, two of golf's greatest putters prevailed in the first Fry's Desert Golf Classic held at Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club. LPGA and World Golf Hall of Famer Betsy King joined forces with Australian dynamo Jane Crafter to go low on the 6200 yard, par 72 course surrounded by mountains, firing 8 under in 14 holes before play was called due to darkness. It was enough to best the incredible Legends field


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Rory admits withdrawing from the Honda was a mistake..

To start all the rumours about Rory and Caroline Wozniacki splitting up are just that.. rumours..

Put all the two and two together all you want, Rory near to tears, not communicating via twitter, her losing to some chick ranked 185th, not in a good place mentally etc etc..all rumours..

Rory has finally admitted he should not have walked off the course at the Honda, saying he should have gutted it out. He says his teeth lower wisdom teeth are growing sideways and he is on pain killers but didn't take them that day.

He is in the field this week at the WGC event at Doral.


Here is the AP report

Rory McIlroy says he should have finished his second round at the Honda Classic, telling Sports Illustrated that ‘‘it was not the right thing to do’’ to walk out after eight holes of his second round.

McIlroy was 7-over for the round and headed toward another missed cut when he hit his second shot into the water on the 18th and abruptly withdrew without finishing the hole. On his way to the parking lot, he reporters that his head was not in the right place. He later issued a statement that his wisdom tooth was causing pain.

‘‘It was a reactive decision,’’ McIlroy told the magazine in a telephone interview Sunday night. ‘‘What I should have done is take my drop, chip it on, try to make a 5 and play my hardest on the back nine, even if I shot 85. What I did was not good for the tournament, not good for the kids and the fans who were out there watching me. It was not the right thing to do.’’

The 23-year-old from Northern Ireland said his lower wisdom teeth are growing sideways and he has been prescribed a painkiller, which he did not use Friday. Even so, he said it was frustration over his swing that led to him leaving.

McIlroy switched to Nike equipment late last year after signing an endorsement contract said to be upward of $20 million a year. The world’s No. 1 player says his swing has been a bigger problem than the new clubs, and he was practicing with swing coach Michael Bannon the afternoon that he withdrew.

McIlroy said he did not read any stories about his departure over the weekend because ‘‘whatever people are saying, I probably already said to myself.’’

He is playing the Cadillac Championship at Doral this week and is to speak to the media on Wednesday. McIlroy is assured of playing four rounds in this World Golf Championship (which has no cut) for the first time all year. He missed the cut in Abu Dhabi, lost in the first round of the Match Play Championship and played only 26 holes of the Honda Classic


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