Tiger Woods moved into a narrow Tour Championship lead at East Lake Golf Club but admitted he could have been in a better position at the halfway stage of the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup finale.

PADRAIG HARRINGTON hung on grimly to finish just a shot behind Tiger Woods as the Tour Championship reached the halfway stage in Georgia last night.

Tiger Woods moved into a narrow Tour Championship lead at East Lake Golf Club midway through the second round of the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup finale.

THE late summer charge to make amends for a season of frustration continued for Pádraig Harrington in Atlanta last night as he moved into contention for an US$11 million FedEx Cup bonanza at the Tour Championship.

Padraig Harrington continued to mine a rich seam of recent form as he got off to a fast start at the Tour Championship in Atlanta today.

THE opportunity to turn a disappointing season into a great year will be all the motivation Pádraig Harrington needs as he bids to leapfrog Tiger Woods on the way to season-ending FedEx Cup riches in America this week.

The opportunity to turn a disappointing season into a great year will be all the motivation Padraig Harrington needs as he bids to leapfrog Tiger Woods on the way to season-ending FedEx Cup riches in America this week.

WHEN Adam Scott holed a shot from the bunker, turning a possible bogey into yet another birdie, Joe Durant and Jim Furyk knew they were playing for second.

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.

Veteran Jay Haas birdied the final hole to claim a two-shot lead after the second round of the US Tour Championship in Atlanta.

Darren Clarke was one of three trailblazers at the top of the leaderboard on day one of the $6m (€4.7m) Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club.

Northern Ireland’s Darren Clarke claims it will take more than a change in captaincy to reverse a trend that has seen Europe win four of the last five Ryder Cups.

IRELAND’S Darren Clarke overcame challenging conditions to share the clubhouse lead midway through yesterday’s opening round of the £3.2million Tour Championship.

Vijay Singh finally earned his Tour Championship title, carding a three-under-par 67 for a two-stroke victory over Charles Howell III.

Charles Howell III, the youngest player entered in the Tour Championship, displayed the poise of a veteran at the East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta.

Vijay Singh of Fiji and Steve Lowery earned a share of the first-round lead at the Tour Championship while Tiger Woods failed to shoot par for the first time in 22 rounds on the PGA Tour.