Two-way tie
Updated: 02/02/01
Tournament Update as of 4:30 p.m.

Phil Mickelson and Olin Browne have ended up today’s round at the top of the board, 14-under-par. It couldn’t have been a better day for the spectators as well as the golfers. “The wind is as calm as I’ve ever seen it,” Mickelson said. Mickelson used the weather to his advance today with seven birdies and only one bogie.

Vijay Singh is respectively in second place at 12-under-par. Singh who started the day at 10-under, said that he would “try to have a good time” and “see what happens.” This carefree attitude kept him in control in the third round ending 2-under-par, 70.

Despite injury, Tiger tees it up
Updated: 02/01/01
Limp barely noticeable.

The limp that had threatened to sideline Tiger Woods was barely noticeable Thursday when he teed off in the first round of the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

Woods...showed no signs of pain as he hit his driver on No. 1 at Spyglass Hill, less than a day after spraining a ligament in his left knee when an autograph seeker tripped him at the end of a practice round.

Dialing in--Berganio holds slim lead
Updated: 02/01/01
The limp was barely noticeable as Tiger Woods headed to the first tee Thursday. What followed was a game that's all too familiar.

"I should be able to break 90 today," Woods joked as he walked off the putting green and headed to the range to hit balls for the first time since he sprained a ligament in his left knee Wednesday while trying to walk through a pack of fans.

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This Week in Golf
Updated: 01/31/01
Can Tiger Tame Pebble Again?

PGA Tour

I can't decide which is goofier -- Mark Calcavecchia setting the PGA Tour scoring record and winning the Phoenix Open by eight shots, or Andrew Magee holing a tee shot on a 333-yard par-4.

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