Tiger Woods revealed that previous experience allowed him to remain calm after he birdied the final hole to claim a dramatic victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Tiger Woods charged up the leaderboard with a near-flawless third round at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Stewart Cink owns a two-shot lead after Saturday’s suspended third round of the rain-soaked PODS Championship.

Jeff Maggert held a three-shot lead at the rain-soaked PODS Championship which was suspended midway through the second round.

Bart Bryant held a one-shot lead after the rain-shortened first round of the PODS Championship in Florida.

England’s Justin Rose is among seven players who have earned late invitations to next week’s Masters.

Padraig Harrington sank a monster 40-foot eagle at the first extra hole to win his opening-round clash with Lee Westwood at the Accenture Match Play Championship.

Ian Poulter took an early lead in his first round clash at the Accenture Match Play Championship today.

AARON BADDELEY hopes his second PGA Tour victory is the start of something big, maybe even major.

Australian Aaron Baddeley admitted his previous solitary experience of winning on the PGA Tour helped him secure his second victory at the £3m (€4.5m) FBR Open at the TPC of Scottsdale in Arizona.

Jim Furyk fired a five under par 65 in Sunday’s final round to win the Canadian Open, posting a one-shot victory for his 12th career PGA Tour title.

Britain’s Justin Rose fought his way back into a share for the lead at the Canadian Open at Ancaster, Ontario, tonight.

Aaron Baddeley held off the challenge of Ryder Cup veteran Jim Furyk tonight to win the Verizon Heritage, his maiden PGA Tour win.

Darren Clarke, who threw away a chance to win the event on the 72nd hole last year, had a terrible opening day of the Verizon Heritage at Hilton Head Island yesterday, closing at five over par.

Ian Poulter’s hopes of playing the Masters in three weeks’ time were left hanging by a thread today when he slumped to an 82 and crashed out of the Bay Hill Invitational in Orlando.

Ernie Els describes himself as “very happy where I am right now” – not just on the leaderboard at the Bay Hill Invitational, but also in his build-up to the Masters.

Ben Curtis was back on a leaderboard on the opening day of the Bay Hill Invitational in Orlando today.

PADRAIG HARRINGTON was the only Irishman still standing on a day when there was no keeping Tiger Woods out of the headlines when the Accenture World Match Play championship began at La Costa near San Diego.

Northern Ireland’s Graeme McDowell faces a match against Tiger Woods after squeezing into the 64-man field for next week’s Accenture world match play championship at La Costa near San Diego.

PAUL McGINLEY and Padraig Harrington are passing up on the bountiful number of Ryder Cup points at stake in the inaugural Abu Dhabi Championship, which starts on Thursday.

IT’S a holiday tradition like no other: Masters invitations are in the mail.

AND so at long last, the 2005 golf season has come to an end.

Tiger Woods has flown on from China to Japan hoping he can get back to winning ways after back-to-back second places – and not backing off from what he said about the Ryder Cup.

BART BRYANT’S wife sat in the back of the room, holding a poster and a Tour Championship sign that fans wanted him to autograph, amused by the message on the poster: Atlanta Loves Bryant’s Cool Moustache.

PÁDRAIG HARRINGTON is hopeful that a recent run of good form will culminate in a serious challenge for this week’s inaugural HSBC Championship at the Sheshan International Golf Club in Shanghai, China.

AMERICAN journeyman Bart Bryant upstaged world number one Tiger Woods by cruising to a six-shot victory in the season-ending Tour Championship on Sunday.

Unheralded Bart Bryant holed a 30-foot bunker shot at the 18th to open up a three-shot lead after the third round of the £3.7m Tour Championship in Atlanta.

Defending champion Retief Goosen carded a four-under-par 66 to tie Bart Bryant for the lead after the second round of the Tour Championship.

Bart Bryant upstaged the elite field to open a two-stroke lead after the first round of the Tour Championship.

Briny Baird stayed on track for his first win on the USPGA Tour with a five-under-par 66 to take a two-shot lead after the second round of the Michelin Championship in Las Vegas.

Robert Gamez fired an eight-under-par 62 to claim a one-shot lead after the first round of the Valero Texas Open.

Padraig Harrington is among the later starters of the US Open at Pinehurst next Thursday and Friday and he will partner current world number one Vijay Singh and American Bart Bryant, winner of last week’s Memorial Tournament.

Bart Bryant outplayed a star-studded field to win the Jack Nicklaus-hosted Memorial by one stroke over Fred Couples.

Darren Clarke’s double-bogey on the par-four 18th hole allowed Peter Lonard to capture the MCI Heritage in South Carolina – the Australian’s first career victory on the PGA Tour.

Justin Leonard has won out over Joe Ogilvie to register his first victory in nearly two years.

Justin Rose tumbled into a tie for eighth place, five shots behind leader Shigeki Maruyama, after a disappointing two-over-par 72 in the third round of the Sony Open in Hawaii.

Bart Bryant had a much better weekend than his Ryder Cup compatriots.

Australian Rod Pampling is the surpise winner of The International golf tournament at the Castle Pines Golf Club with a score of 31.

First-round scores from the Disney Golf Classic, Disney Magnolia and Disney Palm Course, Lake Buena Vista, Florida (par 72, US unless stated)

David Duval shot his best-ever round at the Kingsmill Golf Club to share the lead after the first round of the Michelob Championship in Virginia.