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Saturday, Sept. 30

• Notes: Woods breaks 54-hole record
• Woods builds six-shot lead in England
• Notes: Scott has eyes on Presidents Cup
• Scott looking to breakthrough with comeback over Woods
• Sunday's tee times have been moved up
• Janzen and Azinger fighting for their TOUR lives
• Trahan maintains two-shot lead in Mississippi
• Notes: Trahan could be just the second to go wire-to-wire in Mississippi
• Bean still in control in North Carolina after second-round 70
• Notes: Bean looking to be season's fourth wire-to-wire winner

Friday, Sept. 29

• Wyndham Championship to be FedExCup regular season finale
• Notes: Bean matches Inman's tournament and course record
• Bean opens with a sizzling 63 in North Carolina
• Notes: Trahan seeking fifth career top-10 finish
• Trahan maintains two-shot advantage in Mississippi
• Gore looking to get where he wants to be
• Notes: Woods eagles No. 18 for a second straight day
• Notes: Woods way past ready for a break
• As Woods tears up The Grove, others begin familiar chase
• Woods posts 64, widens lead in England
• Champions Tour to come to site of B.C. Open next year
• Ames, Crane withdraw in England
• Payne Stewart Award rooted in golf's ideals
• Crenshaw is firm believer in fate

Thursday, Sept. 28

• Trahan leads by two strokes in Mississippi
• Notes: Trahan continues solid play at Southern Farm
• Family comes first to Riley
• Notes: Ryder Cup players in the chase at The Grove
• Notes: Cink carries momentum from Ryder Cup
• Harrington catches much-needed spark
• Woods takes slim lead in England
• Champions Tour Wives join with NASCAR for fundraiser
• Haas looks to successfully defend title, players try to secure position
• Del Webb becomes new title sponsor of Father/Son Challenge
• Louise Suggs named 2007 USGA Bob Jones Award winner
• PGA TOUR Heat Index
• Speed is the key to increasing power in your swing
• Fans send condolences
• Lehman withdraws from event, attends Nelson's funeral

Wednesday, Sept. 27

• Viewers share their MasterCard(R) Moments
• Media perspectives on Byron Nelson
• Tiger looking to extend PGA TOUR win streak overseas
• Expert picks: Who will sneak up at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic?
• Expert picks: Who will win the Southern Farm Bureau Classic?
• Expert picks: Who will sneak up at the WGC-American Express Championship?
• Expert picks: Who will win the WGC-American Express Championship?
• Axley looks to continue winning ways in Mississippi
• Woods reflects on Byron Nelson
• Autumn brings about season-finale for equipment
• Setanta Sports to launch golf channel
• Nelson memorial to be held on Friday
• Media perspectives on the passing of Byron Nelson
• Sports figures unite to benefit charity at Dale Jarrett Shootout
• Simple things made Nelson happy
• New qualifying system in place for Champions Tour q-school
• Maginnes remembers Nelson

Tuesday, Sept. 26

• Byron Nelson retrospective
• Golf legend Byron Nelson dies
• PGA TOUR Commissioner Tim Finchem on the passing of Byron Nelson
• Reactions to Byron Nelson's death
• Lickliter more than just a golfer to wounded soldiers
• TFI: Ignore most Europeans and go with tried and tested
• Red-hot Quigley looks to continue career year across the pond
• Diary: After fun closing Ryder Cup party, Cink moving on
• World Cup comes to China in 2007
• Notes: Axley's TOUR win 193rd by former Nationwide Tour players
• Notes: Race for 30th spot a close one
• Notes: Slocum looking to extend bogey-free streak
• Stenson edges closer to PGA TOUR breakthrough

Monday, Sept. 25

• Quigley maintains Fall Finish lead
• Postcards from the Road -- Valero Texas Open
• Fans congratulate Ryder Cup teams
• Fans congratulate Axley
• Utix Group launches PGA TOUR-branded prepaid golf ticket
• 18 exempt nations announced for 2006 Barbados World Cup
• Once touted as next big thing, Barnes back in spotlight
• 'Two-fer' should make for exciting week
• 2006 Ryder Cup player records
• Another U.S. trouncing sparks spirited debate
• Europeans dominate as expected

Sunday, Sept. 24

• Diary: Cink proud of his victory, but upset over loss
• Hapless U.S. has no answer for European juggernaut
• 2006 European Team may go down as best ever
• Clarke savors emotional victory at the Ryder Cup
• Europe runs away with Ryder Cup again, this time on home turf
• Winning Woosnam benefits from "best European team ever"
• Recap: Sunday's Singles Matches
• Notes: Axley is youngest Valero Texas Open winner
• Axley chops down competition at Valero Texas Open
• With this victory -- Eric Axley
• Kresge beats Barnes in third playoff hole to win Oregon Classic
• Webb wins blowout-turned-nailbiter at Longs Drugs Challenge

Saturday, Sept. 23

• Notes: Front-runners have faired well this year on TOUR
• Axley builds lead to four at Valero Texas Open
• Unselfish Sergio excelling in Ryder Cup
• Another year, another deficit for the U.S. team
• U.S. team wishing for another miracle
• Wilkinson, Barnes share one-stroke lead at Oregon Classic
• Webb in control with 5-stroke lead at Longs Drugs Challenge
• Sunday's Singles match capsules
• Casey's ace caps successful Saturday outing by Europe
• Recap: Saturday afternoon Foursomes
• Europeans take third straight session
• Spanish Armada helps Europe sail to early lead Saturday
• Woods, Mickelson continue to struggle
• Saturday's Ryder Cup Foursomes capsules
• Recap: Saturday morning Four-Ball matches
• Tunica emerges as golfing haven in northern Mississippi

Friday, Sept. 22

• 2006 Ryder Cup perspectives from Friday
• Diary: Cink pretty happy with Friday, expecting more Saturday
• Garcia, Olazabal form Spanish stalwart for Europeans
• No surprise, clutch putting was the difference maker on day one
• Woods, Furyk earn first point at 2006 Ryder Cup
• Henry has a great debut at the Ryder Cup
• Clarke's emotional play ends with a victory
• Europeans gain the edge in day one
• Saturday's Ryder Cup Four-Ball capsules
• Friday's Four-Ball summaries
• Friday's Foursomes summaries
• Axley, Points move into lead at Valero Texas Open
• Notes: Harsh weather will affect play again tomorrow
• Quinn and Barnes share 36-hole lead in Oregon
• Webb, Jang top Longs Drugs Challenge

Thursday, Sept. 21

• Perspectives on the 2006 Ryder Cup
• Diary: Cink excited to play with J.J. Henry
• Ryder Cup teams receive a real Irish greeting
• Mickelson seeking a bit of redemption
• Big question for U.S. -- How will the rookies respond?
• Friday's Four-Ball predictions
• Players can expect challenging course conditions
• Friday's Ryder Cup Four-Ball capsules
• Rose, Cejka share lead at Valero Texas Open
• Notes: Co-leader Rose, Cejka seeking first TOUR win
• Jason Allred in front in his return home
• Then and Now: Jerry Pate
• Jang breaks course record, leads at Longs Drugs Challenge
• Add side-to-side rotations to your routine for more power

Wednesday, Sept. 20

• Leonard advances in Senior Amateur
• Americans make the best of stormy Wednesday
• Harrington at home in Ireland
• Diary: Cink enjoys day despite bad weather
• PGA TOUR Heat Index
• Riding out the wind at the Ryder Cup
• Expert picks: Who are the sleepers at the Valero Texas Open?
• Expert picks: Who will win the Valero Texas Open?
• Garcia's age belies his knack for Ryder Cup greatness
• Pressure of the Ryder Cup unlike anywhere else in golf
• Riding out the wind at the Ryder Cup
• Titleist joins the hybrid club
• Perrot leads LPGA field to new course for Longs Drugs

Tuesday, Sept. 19

• Fans congratulate Curtis
• Heat of Ryder Cup competition is right up DiMarco's alley
• Diary: Singing Cink having fun in Ireland already
• Notes: Americans keep things light at Ryder Cup
• When points are available, Monty is Europe's man
• TFI: A total to aim for
• This week's golf glance
• Simson, Leonard, Bemowski advance in Senior Amateur
• PGA TOUR brings you closer to the game with PGA TOUR Experiences
• Lehman's firm but fun approach appears to be working
• ShotLink data suggests several balanced pairings
• Underdog Kornheiser emerges on top at Sawgrass

Monday, Sept. 18

• Ryder Cup captaincy caps a great career for Lehman
• Woosnam's career characterized by willful determination
• All signs point to another European victory, albeit a closer one
• Chips and salsa main culprit in U.S. team's delayed arrival
• Clarke returns to what could be an emotional Ryder Cup
• Ryder Cup brings back fond memories for Palmer
• Q&A with Captain Lehman
• Most eyes, even those in Texas, will be on Ireland this week
• Monday Night Football team test their mettle at island green

Sunday, Sept. 17

• Curtis shakes British monkey off his back
• Notes: Americans dominate at 84 LUMBER Classic
• With this victory -- Ben Curtis
• Curtis rises above the pack to claim the 84 LUMBER Classic
• Stadler winning his way to being more than just Craig's son
• Stadler wins Albertsons Boise Open, earns spot on TOUR
• Notes: Gilder third to defend on Champions Tour this year
• Gilder claims second straight at Constellation Energy Classic
• Casey defeats Micheel to win HSBC World Match Play crown
• Poulter cruises to five-stroke victory at the Madrid Masters

Saturday, Sept. 16

• Woods ready to take on Ryder Cup leadership role
• Howell, Curtis tied for 54-hole lead at 84 LUMBER Classic
• Notes: Weather delays Saturday, will do the same for Sunday
• Williamson in the field and in with a chance
• Tiziani moves into lead before final round in Boise
• Curtis, Howell III win for charity at 84 LUMBER Classic
• Pooley starts early, ends in the lead
• Notes: Bean sets course and tournament record
• Casey advances at HSBC World Match Play Championship
• Clarke shoots 69, Poulter takes lead in Madrid
• Singapore, Italy qualify for Barbados World Cup

Friday, Sept. 15

• Stadler moves into lead at Albertsons Boise Open
• Thorpe grabs lead before rain halts play in Maryland
• De Jonge aspiring to catch fellow Hokie
• Notes: Young Americans leading the way at 84 LUMBER
• Moore and Curtis share the lead, Wie finishes last
• Another weekend missed for Wie
• Harrington, Orr hold lead at the Madrid Masters
• Comparing great win streaks on TOUR
• Singapore takes sole possession of the lead in Malaysia
• Former PGA TOUR player Johnny Palmer dies

Thursday, Sept. 14

• Palmer to play as Charles Schwab Cup race winds down
• Dunlap grabs first-round lead at Albertsons Boise Open
• Duke enjoying breakthrough season on Nationwide Tour
• Notes: Thompson ties tournament first-round record
• Dreams come true for young golfer
• Sheehan striving through the good and the bad
• Thompson takes lead, Wie way back at 84 LUMBER Classic
• Woods' winning streak comes to an end in England
• Learn how to generate more power with seated Russian twists
• India, Singapore and Philippines share lead in Malaysia

Wednesday, Sept. 13

• A look back at Michelle Wie's starts in professional events
• Expert picks: Who are the sleepers at the 84 LUMBER Classic?
• Expert picks: Who will win the 84 LUMBER Classic?
• Darren Clarke returns a month after wife's death
• Beck prepares for new experiences on Champions Tour
• Who's hot, who's not
• The PGA TOUR Heat Index -- Sept. 13
• Boise boasts the best of many things, including golf
• Nationwide Tour top guns headline in Boise
• Mickelson vows to be ready for the Ryder Cup

Tuesday, Sept. 12

• This week's golf glance
• Lehman seeks motivational advice for Ryder Cup
• Wie faces long course at 84 LUMBER Classic
• Say What? with Ozzie Smith
• No lead is safe on the Nationwide Tour
• TFI: Give Ryder Cuppers the cold shoulder
• Woods will see both sides of the coin in Europe
• PGA TOUR, Turner Sports New Media announce media partnership
• Rules of the Game: Pruitt on OB stakes, spike holes and more
• Viewers share their MasterCard(R) Moments

Monday, Sept. 11

• Woods getting in match play mode
• Postcards from the road: Canadian Open
• Furyk, Woods tied in Fall Finish race
• Fans congratulate Furyk
• Bjorn's reactions may work in Team Europe's favor
• Notes: Nationwide Tour grads continue to thrive on PGA TOUR
• Notes: Only four '05 winners able to win in '06
• Notes: Furyk reaches $30-million mark
• Look for big hitters to shine at the 84 LUMBER Classic
• Woods to face Micheel in World Match Play Championship

Sunday, Sept. 10

• Furyk playing well in time for Ryder Cup
• Furyk emerges from the crowd to win the Canadian Open
• Notes: Ten players post four rounds in the 60s
• With This Victory: Jim Furyk
• Kanada breaks through at Utah Energy Solutions Championship
• Scott defeats Els in playoff to repeat at Singapore Open
• Dredge cruises to eight-stroke victory at European Masters
• Kerr rallies to edge Sorenstam in Oklahoma
• Miyazato prevails at Japan LPGA Championship
• Golf pioneer Patty Berg passes away at 88

Saturday, Sept. 9

• Rose tops crowded Canadian Open leaderboard
• Sutherland fourth to shoot 63 at Canadian Open this week
• Notes: Youth brigade leads charge in Canada
• Molder maintains lead at Utah Energy Solutions Championship
• Sigel holds on for Georgia-Pacific Grand Champions Championship title
• Kerr seizes lead in Oklahoma with career-best 61
• Dredge in front by two at European Masters
• Els, Scott lead the way in Singapore

Friday, Sept. 8

• Four tied for lead after 36 holes of Canadian Open
• Notes: Four-way tie matches season-high mark
• Sixteen-year-old Finau youngest to make Nationwide Tour cut
• Molder leading with biggest 36-hole margain of the year
• Sigel's 65 gives him Georgia-Pacific Grand Champions Championship lead
• Sorenstam opens with 64 in Oklahoma
• Diary: Weir's week ends prematurely
• Rookie Green is making another statement at the Canadian Open
• Wie misses cut at European Masters
• Els, Strange share lead after two rounds in Singapore
• Diary: Weir looks forward to morning tee time

Thursday, Sept. 7

• Furyk, Rose lead after course-record rounds at Canadian Open
• Notes: Furyk has super debut at Canadian Open
• Aggressive Furyk takes aim in Canada
• Pampling does part to aid Cystic Fibrosis research
• Molder and Parel leading in Utah after first round
• Pampling does part to aid Cystic Fibrosis research
• Woosnam believes Bjorn's criticism will make his Ryder Cup team stronger
• Wie posts 7-over 78 in Switzerland
• Cochran answers more training questions
• Strange, Pagunsan share lead in Singapore

Wednesday, Sept. 6

• Singh's focus turns to Canadian Open
• Expert picks: Who will win the Canadian Open?
• Expert picks: Who are the sleepers at the Canadian Open?
• The PGA TOUR Heat Index -- Sept. 6
• Who's hot, who's not
• Grand Champions descend on Atlanta for season-ending event
• Willis back in Utah to defend his title
• Sifford selected to receive 2007 Old Tom Morris Award
• '07 Champions Tour sponsorship will be stronger than ever
• TaylorMade adds more drivers to a stocked lineup
• Diary: Weir gears up for important week

Tuesday, Sept. 5

• This week's golf glance
• Experts say which of Woods' streaks is more impressive
• Enjoy Tiger, there may never be another like him
• A look back at Tiger's current five-tournament win streak
• A look back at Tiger's 1999-2000 streak of six wins
• Tiger starting to stir memories of 2000
• Tiger's two win streaks: Stats breakdown
• September 5, 2006 -- Deutsche Bank Championship
• TOUR's season opener renamed The Mercedes-Benz Championshp
• Canadian children to benefit from Mike Weir Miracle Golf Drive
• Notes: Home sweet home for Henry
• Notes: Player shoots age or better for fourth time
• Notes: Coles grabs first win on U.S. soil
• Fans congratulate Woods
• Leggatt returns to Canada with renewed game, confidence
• Bjorn apologizes for Woosnam comments
• Garcia expects a tighter Ryder Cup this time
• TFI: Pick them while they're hot
• Daly, DiMarco, others withdraw from Canadian Open
• Jacobsen to have left hip replaced this Saturday

Monday, Sept. 4

• No stopping the Woods juggernaut
• Notes: Woods soared high with eagles
• With This Victory: Tiger Woods
• Woods speeds past Singh to capture fifth straight title
• Woosie's picks provoke another controversy
• Historic Canadian Open kind to seasoned veterans
• Weekley has another fine week on Tour
• Bjorn says friendship with Woosnam is completely dead

Sunday, Sept. 3

• Singh shoots himself to the top with a course-record 61
• Henry riding high with Ryder Cup in view
• Notes: Vijay not only sets course record, but personal best too
• Vijay Singh wins for charity at Deutsche Bank Championship
• Notes: Simpson is sixth first-time winner on 2006 Champions Tour
• Simpson earns first Champions Tour title at Pebble Beach
• Simpson has Murray to thank for first Champions Tour win
• Coles comes from behind to win Legend Financial Group Classic
• Season-low round lifts Sorenstam to victory at State Farm
• European team set after BMW International, Captain's picks
• Clarke, Westwood selected to European Ryder Cup team
• Stenson wins BMW International Open in playoff

Saturday, Sept. 2

• Tiger's drive for five stalls as Allenby and Rose speed ahead
• Baddeley remains balanced despite recent slide
• Notes: Rose looking to take care of unfinished business
• Notes: Kite looking for third win of season
• Kite seizes the lead at the Wal-Mart First Tee Open
• Walking nine with Bill Murray at Pebble Beach
• Hughes keeps lead at Legend Financial Group Classic
• Hjorth one day away from first victory in seven years
• Howell opens two-stroke lead at BMW International
• Clarke buoyed by support following wife's death
• Haig extends lead at Malaysian Masters

Friday, Sept. 1

• Woods in good shape for fifth straight
• May looking to rebuild career after back problems
• Notes: Tiger hoping third time's the charm in Boston
• Notes: Weibring firest best round in 9 months
• Weibring shoots 64 for lead at Wal-Mart First Tee Open
• Tiger's niece feeling no pressure at Pebble Beach
• Hughes' big round gives him the lead in Ohio
• Kerr joins Hjorth at the top of the State Farm Classic
• Ohlsson takes lead at Finnair Masters
• Europe's Ryder Cup team moves closer to being clarified
• Haig maintains lead at Malaysian Masters
• Zhang finds lead and fish in China