How Swede it is
Updated: 03/12/01
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. (March 11) -- Jesper Parnevik held on at the Honda Classic, with much of the thanks owed to his pursuers.

Parnevik shot an even-par 72 Sunday, closing at 18 under and beating Mark Calcavecchia, Geoff Ogilvy and Craig Perks by a stroke for his first win this season on the PGA Tour.

Calcavecchia (70), Ogilvy (69) and Perks (66) finished in a three-way tie for second place.

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Parnevik Holds on for Win in Florida
Updated: 03/11/01
Coral Springs, FL (Sports Network) - Jesper Parnevik bogeyed the 18th hole but still managed to hold on for a one-shot victory over Mark Calcavecchia, Craig Perks and Geoff Ogilvy at the Honda Classic. Parnevik carded an even-par 72 on Sunday and finished at 18-under 270 for his fifth career win on the PGA Tour.

Joe Durant, who had won his previous two starts on tour, shared fifth with Joel Edwards at 15-under. Jim Furyk, Kaname Yokoo, Steve Flesch and Stuart Appleby tied for seventh at minus-14.

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Cruise Control
Updated: 03/10/01
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. (March 10) -- Heron Bay's best defender took the day off Saturday. Jesper Parnevik, along with the rest of the field, took advantage.

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Dynamic Duo
Updated: 03/09/01
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. (March 9) -- Jesper Parnevik maintained the lead and Ty Tryon stayed in the spotlight.

Parnevik shot a 5-under 67 Friday in the second round of the Honda Classic and was three strokes ahead of John Huston (67), Mark Calcavecchia (68) and Chris Smith (68). Parnevik was at 132, 12-under after 36 holes on TPC at Heron Bay.

But Tryon, a 16-year-old high school sophomore from Orlando, garnered much of the attention for the second straight day.

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Honda Parnevik?
Updated: 03/08/01
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. (March 8) -- Jesper Parnevik birdied three of his first four holes Thursday and went on to post a 7-under 65 to share the early first-round lead with rookies Ben Ferguson and Geoff Ogilvy at the Honda Classic.

Parnevik took advantage of unexpected calm conditions at the TPC at Heron Bay and a good day on the greens, needing just 22 putts. He was later joined atop the leaderboard by Ferguson and Ogilvy.

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Pedal to the Metal
Updated: 03/08/01
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. (March 8) -- Ty Tryon is on the verge of something not even Tiger Woods could do -- take a week off from high school and make the cut on the PGA Tour.

Tryon, a 16-year-old sophomore who got into the Honda Classic as a Monday qualifier, proved he belonged Thursday with birdies on the last three holes for a 5-under 67, which left him only two strokes out of the lead.

Woods was younger by nine months when he was given a sponsor's exemption into the Los Angeles Open in 1992, but he missed the cut with rounds of 72-75.

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Tiger Proving to be Human
Updated: 03/07/01
NEW YORK (March 7) -- Mark Calcavecchia called him the chosen one.

Tom Watson didn't go that far, because he is older and wiser and owns four more Claret Jugs than Tiger Woods. He only referred to him as "something supernatural."

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Sutton Rips into Caddies
Updated: 03/07/01
MIAMI (March 6) -- For caddies who don't want to reveal club selection for the new Shotlink System, Hal Sutton has a message: Shut up and do it.

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