Geiberger leads Love by one at Buick Invitational
Updated: 02/08/01
La Jolla, CA (Sports Network) - Brent Geiberger fired an eight- under 64 on Thursday to take a one-shot lead over Davis Love III after the first round of the Buick Invitational.

Players move between the North and South Courses at Torrey Pines Golf Club on Thursday and Friday, with the South Course serving as the host for the final two rounds.

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Mickelson Lands in Hospital
Updated: 02/07/01
Food poisoning gets best of Mickelson

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SAN DIEGO (Feb. 6) -- Phil Mickelson had to go to the emergency room because of food poisoning just days before he is to defend his title in the Buick Invitational.

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Golfers and Friends
Updated: 02/07/01
CBS' AT&T; coverage offered a better mix of players and celebrities, but who were those people on USA Network?

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Funny Money
Updated: 02/06/01
Special report: The new endorsement game

Who wants to be a millionnaire? Nearly everyone.

How do you get there? Try golf. Not only has prize money grown enormously in the Tiger Woods Era, but endorsement spending has reached $400 million worldwide in 2001, according to Golf World interviews with industry leaders, agents and players.

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Showdown Sunday
Updated: 02/03/01
Woods six shots back

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (Feb. 3) -- The last time Pebble Beach enjoyed such spectacular sunshine for the National Pro-Am, Phil Mickelson was the winner. Maybe he won't have to wait until August this year.

On a day when John Daly and Matt Gogel collapsed and Tiger Woods failed to get on track, Mickelson had a 6-under 66 at Pebble Beach on Saturday to share the 54-hole lead with Olin Browne.

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Lovely win at the AT&T; Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
Updated: 02/03/01
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Davis Love III went to town Sunday on the front nine at Pebble Beach Golf Links on the way to setting a new PGA TOUR record. After a birdie on his first hole, Love eagled No. 2 and then ran off five consecutive birdies on holes 3-7. That totals 8-under-par over the first seven holes and breaks the old best birdie-eagle streak.

The 28 by Davis Love III on Sunday tied the course and tournament records for best front nine. David Duval fired his 28 during the third round of the 1997 tournament.

Calc's low blow in Phoenix
Updated: 02/02/01
On a week when the Phoenix Open fans were cool and the weather was frigid, Mark Calcavecchia sizzled his way to the best 72-hole score in PGA Tour history.

"I got it." Mark Calcavecchia whispered that to his caddie, Drake Oddy, last Tuesday. A day later, Calcavecchia's mother Marjorie flew into town and heard much the same message.

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The Latest News from the AT&T;: Here we go again
Updated: 02/02/01
Matt Gogel, a victim in Tiger Woods' spectacular comeback victory last year, took a big step toward putting a bad memory behind him Friday in the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

Gogel, whose 40 on the back nine of the final round allowed Woods to make up seven strokes on the final seven holes, had a career-best round of 10-under 62 at Poppy Hills to take a three-stroke lead over Vijay Singh.

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