Actors Guild tees off on Tiger
Updated: 11/11/00
The Screen Actors Guild has teed off on Tiger Woods.

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Mickelson's finishing kick
Updated: 11/10/00
By winning the prestigious Tour Championship last Sunday, Phil Mickelson concluded the most successful season of an exceptional career.

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A star is worn
Updated: 11/08/00
As one of the greatest seasons in golf history comes to a close, Tiger Woods acknowledged last week that not even nine victories and $9 million in earnings can purge his growing dissatisfaction with the PGA Tour.

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Lowery extends lead at Farm Bureau
Updated: 11/05/00
Steve Lowery shot a 65 on Saturday leaving him 20-under par after three rounds and extending his lead to three strokes at the Southern Farm Bureau Classic.

Fred Funk moved into contention with a 64, placing him in a tie for second with Kenny Perry and Billy Andrade at 17-under 199.

"My goal was to get in position to try to win the golf tournament and I am if Steve (Lowery) would just calm down a little bit," said Funk.

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Phil-a-buster
Updated: 11/05/00
Phil Mickelson found the perfect end to his season -- winning the Tour Championship with a record score and stopping another amazing streak by Tiger Woods.

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A Roaring Day at the Tour Championship
Updated: 11/04/00
Tiger Woods knocked down the flags and got a couple of nice knocks out of the trees. When his crazy ride in the Tour Championship ended Saturday, he was right where everyone expected him to be -- in the lead.

David vs. Goliath
Updated: 11/03/00
Duval and Woods within a stroke of each other

PGA Tour: ATLANTA (Nov. 3) -- David Duval was right where he wanted to be -- healthy, leading the Tour Championship and primed for another matchup with Tiger Woods.

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Turnesa, Runner-up 1948 PGA Championship, Dies at 93
Updated: 11/02/00
Turnesa, who lost to Ben Hogan in the final of the 1948 at Norwood Hills in St. Louis, won six events on the PGA Tour from 1927 to 1957.

He was one of seven golfing brothers, six of whom became professionals.