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Sunday, April 30

• Couch chips in for first TOUR victory in New Orleans
• Couch now has proof for his self-belief
• Notes: Couch wins almost three times his career earnings
• With this victory: Chris Couch
• Duke earns first Nationwide title with win at The Cliffs
• Haas shoots 65 for second consecutive Champions Tour win
• Notes: Haas tallies 10 birdies on Sunday
• Fasth defeats Bickerton in playoff to win Spanish Open
• Mi Hyun Kim triumphs at Ginn Open

Saturday, April 29

• Couch goes from last to first in New Orleans
• Durant blown around at windy English Turn
• Fans turn out at English Turn to show support for area
• Notes: Couch grabs second career TOUR lead
• Couch wins for charity at Zurich Classic of New Orleans
• Wales' Johnson moves into BMW Pro-Am lead
• Fleisher rides early ace to FedEx Kinko's lead
• Notes: Fleisher cards ace on third hole
• Mi Hyun Kim owns lead heading into final round of Ginn Open
• Wie arrives in South Korea for men's tournament
• Big Break contestant Prange leads Futures Tour event
• Griffiths uses third-round 66 to open two-stroke lead in Spain

Friday, April 28

• Durant surges ahead at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans
• Notes: Louisiana resident Hietala makes first TOUR cut
• Poulter and his pants looking good in New Orleans
• Six-way tie at the FedEx Kinko's Classic
• Kim leads Ginn Clubs & Resorts Open by one over Ochoa
• For one more day, Dakoda and her dying mom embrace the spotlight
• Winslow misses cut, but hopeful for future
• Notes: Six first-round leaders most since 1999
• Azinger another TOUR player lending a helping hand
• Celebrity Q&A with JAG's Catherine Bell
• From the Course Blog
• Stroud takes sole possession of the lead at BMW Charity Pro-Am
• Celebrity Q&A with NFL great John Elway
• Storm takes sole possession of the lead in Spain

Thursday, April 27

• Kerr holds clubhouse lead at suspended Ginn Open
• Storm, Lima share first-round lead at Spanish Open
• Austin native Crenshaw to play host on Champions Tour
• Top players, celebs to play at BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs
• From the Course Blog
• Three share first-round lead at BMW Charity Pro-Am
• Notes: McDowell holds first lead on TOUR
• McDowell uses final-hole eagle to grab one-stroke lead
• Displaced pro back in New Orleans, competing in Zurich field
• Flesch back to familiar environment, site of first win
• Mother's dream comes true on LPGA Tour
• Cricket great Dev sees bright future for Indian golf

Wednesday, April 26

• Celebrities: BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs
• Top players, celebs to play at BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs
• Toms, Mickelson among players mixing golf with charity
• Mickelson headlines players competing in, aiding Crescent City
• LSU golf teams serve as caddies in New Orleans
• A tournament that hits close to home for Gibson
• Dowd will tee off to fulfill mother's wish
• Augusta rules chairman retires
• Players to watch: Zurich Classic of New Orleans
• A plethora of putters to pick from in '06

Tuesday, April 25

• Build muscular endurance for better swings
• This week's Golf at a Glance
• New Orleans TOUR stop offers sense of normalcy to battered city
• TFI: Ready, set, haiku!
• Golf's return to New Orleans a true team effort
• Keys to victory: Tim Petrovic
• Rules of the Game: Pruitt answers your questions
• Chat with the Champ: Shane Bertsch
• Notes: Nationwide Tour stops in South and North Carolina
• Notes: Jacobsen has been a model of consistency in 2006
• Notes: Petrovic looks to successfully defend title on different course
• Magee gains confidence with performance in Houston
• Wie donates to help sick Korean children

Monday, April 24

• Fans congratulate Appleby
• Chat with the Champ: Tim Petrovic
• Finchem helps bring attention to New Orleans recovery
• Appleby's Keys to Victory at the Shell Houston Open
• Postcards from the Road
• Hendrix returns home as a Nationwide Tour regular
• Birdies and bogeys back in the Big Easy
• Commissioner Finchem hosts Economic Forum on New Orleans recovery
• Fernandez-Castano exhibits 'typical Spanish golf' en route to victory
• Woods wins second of two celebrity stock car races

Sunday, April 23

• Appleby displays ease, focus and comfort on Redstone
• With this victory -- Stuart Appleby
• Notes: Victory margin career-best for Appleby
• Appleby earns wire-to-wire victory in Houston
• Gow claims inaugural Athens Regional Foundation Classic title
• Notes: Haas racks up three Champions Tour wins
• Haas sails to victory at Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf
• "Woods takes plunge on highest bungee jump in New Zealand>
• Fernandez-Castano captures Asian Open on first playoff hole
• Yim wins Florida's Natural Charity Championship

Saturday, April 22

• Appleby wins for charity at Shell Houston Open
• Lile and Gow separate from field at Athens Regional Foundation Classic
• Notes: Appleby seeking first wire-to-wire win
• Appleby remains in control at Shell Houston Open
• Goydos excited to find himself in the hunt
• North, Watson win Raphael Division for second straight year
• Haas ahead by two at Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf
• Notes: Haas leads Greens in Regulation
• Stenson leads Asian Open into final round
• Sorenstam moves into Florida's Natural Charity Championship lead
• Shell helps to make golf an option for children

Friday, April 21

• Appleby retains lead at weather-affected Shell Houston Open
• Immelman in position for first PGA TOUR win
• Notes: Owen sets course record with 7-under 65
• Beem goes Mini
• Haas seizes lead at Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf
• Notes: Haas grabs maiden first-round lead on Tour
• Buick Open donates record $764,000 to charity
• Lile shoots 64 to take lead at Athens Regional Foundation Classic
• Yim leads, Webb lurking at Florida's Natural Charity Championship
• Wie receives sponsor's exemption for 84 LUMBER Classic in September
• Stenson holds lead at weather-delayed Asian Open
• Woods attends caddie Williams' wedding

Thursday, April 20

• Appleby shoots 66 for Shell Houston Open lead
• Appleby: Leading the Aussie attack on TOUR
• Notes: Appleby sets course record
• Woods takes time off to be with his father
• British Open returns to St. Andrews in 2010
• Singh to guest stars on NBC's 'The Apprentice'
• Title sponsorship agreement reached for Canadian Open
• Duke opens with 63 at Athens Regional Foundation Classic
• New name, increased purse for Peek'n Peak event
• Roberts seeks million mark at Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf
• Stenson holds one-stroke lead in China
• Kerr, Hjorth share lead, Sorenstam one back in Georgia

Wednesday, April 19

• Shell Oil extends title sponsorship of Shell Houston Open
• Woods to drive in New Zealand charity race
• Webb savors being a major champion again
• Nationwide Tour has Georgia on their minds
• Baddeley flooded with friendly kudos
• Singh hopes to quench winning thirst in Houston
• Redstone's Tournament Course passes muster with players
• Nelson earns entry into World Golf Hall of Fame
• Nelson, Picard elected to World Golf Hall of Fame for 2006
• New Orleans golf courses are slow to recover
• Moody, Powell repeat as Demaret Division champions
• Montgomerie looks for strong play in China

Tuesday, April 18

• Youthful challengers to Woods have yet to rise
• This week's Golf at a Glance
• Notes: Europe alters method of choosing Solheim Cup team
• Rules of the Game: Pruitt answers your questions
• Bjornstad blazes new trail for Norwegian athletes
• Muscular strength needed for effective downswing
• TFI: Tips on seeking the right free agent
• TOUR Teddy collectible now available

Monday, April 17

• Postcards from the road
• Mickelson looks ahead to next major hurdle
• Merrill Lynch named Title Partner of Norman's TOUR Event
• Singh driving for Houston hat trick at new venue
• Fans congratulate Baddeley
• Baddeley's Keys To Victory at the Verizon Heritage
• Singh's Keys To Victory at the Shell Houston Open
• Langham ready to make an impact at home
• Singh wins more than a European Tour title

Sunday, April 16

• Baddeley's faith in God, himself key in Verizon Heritage win
• Baddeley rallies for Verizon Heritage title
• With this victory -- Aaron Baddeley
• Notes: Imada zips around Harbour Town in 1:51
• Singh captures Volvo China Open by one stroke

Saturday, April 15

• Furyk and Baddeley tied for 54-hole Verizon Heritage lead
• No early exit (and return) for Kelly at 2006 Verizon Heritage
• Notes: 2001 foes Mayfair, Coceres in contention
• Baddeley, Furyk win for charity at Verizon Heritage
• Ochoa claims fourth career title at Takefuji Classic
• Lynn holds lead at Volvo China Open

Friday, April 14

• Furyk moves into lead at Verizon Heritage after second round
• Funk's exceptional putting puts him in fray at Harbour Town
• Notes: Career-best two-stroke 36-hole lead for Furyk
• Woods' agent apologizes for "spaz" remark
• Ochoa maintains two-shot lead at windy Takefuji Classic
• Lynn grabs lead at Volvo China Open
• Hatalsky thrilled with win in Mexico

Thursday, April 13

• Taylor opens with 8-under 63 to lead Verizon Heritage
• Verizon Heritage first-round statistical notes
• Notes: Taylor needs only 21 putts
• Quigley to return to play after rare month-long hiatus
• Ochoa takes two-shot lead at LPGA's Takefuji Classic
• Cevaer takes slim lead at Volvo China Open

Wednesday, April 12

• Ward hopes to get on good roll again in Las Vegas
• Super intentions yield super results from superintendents
• Els looks to Harbour Town to return to forefront
• Who to watch at the Verizon Heritage
• Chat with the Champ: Peter Lonard
• Dowd to grant her mother's wish at LPGA's Ginn Open
• Bryan Park chosen for 2010 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship
• New portfolio taking shape for Cleveland Golf
• Casey headlines strong field in the Volvo China Open
• PGA TOUR Commissioner to host special event for hurricane recovery

Tuesday, April 11

• This week's golf at a glance
• Notes: Mickelson tops in GIR, Putting
• Notes: Three golfers have played all rounds in '06
• Notes: Players are still nifty at -- 60
• Rules of the Game: Pruitt answers your questions
• Notes: Oberholser makes good on statement
• St. Paul Travelers to become title sponsor of Hartford event
• TFI: Hidden treasures at Harbour Town

Monday, April 10

• Postcards from the road
• Fans congratulate Mickelson
• Lonard's Keys To Victory at the Verizon Heritage
• Isenhour has the recipe for success
• Olazabal gets Augusta chemistry going too late
• Harbour Town is often kind to Augusta's battle-weary

Sunday, April 9

• Longer Augusta still a challenge to all-comers
• Notes: Mediate's back acts up on Sunday
• Mickelson makes it look easy at the Masters
• Notes: Mickelson shines on Augusta's par-5 holes
• With this victory: Phil Mickelson
• Olazabal's masterful Sunday charge comes up short
• Clark looks forward to being aggressive at Augusta
• Mickelson gets in position to win his second Masters title
• Woods experiences ups and downs on Sunday

Saturday, April 8

• Campbell continues to lead rain-plagued Masters
• Star-studded leaderboard sure to bring climactic finale
• Rain or no rain, Augusta still a challenge for the best
• Cards, puzzles and extra lunches fill the void during rain delay
• Notes: Seventeen players within five shots of Campbell
• Masters halted by storms

Friday, April 7

• Coody bids farewell to Augusta National with rebound effort
• Mickelson-Els rematch could materialize
• Despite trio of double bogeys, Singh still in contention
• Diary: Crane frustrated after missing cut by one
• Fan-favorite Couples contending for second Masters title
• Notes: Campbell cards second career round in 60s at Augusta
• Campbell climbs to lead at Masters, big names remain in hunt
• Duval out of Masters, but not down
• Woods pursues strategy at Augusta
• Campbell on cruise control at Masters
• Diary: Weir pleased with opening-round performance
• Lyle, Park and Kapur qualify for British Open

Thursday, April 6

• Diary: Crane happy with 74 on tough Augusta National
• Ogilvy has lots of fun in Masters debut
• Oberholser uses methodical approach for solid opening
• Notes: Singh's first major 18-hole lead
• Singh fires 67 for first-round lead at Masters
• Lehman's car shot in bizarre incident
• Back fine, Mediate roasts back nine at Augusta National
• Crenshaw's 71 brings back memories of magic
• Woods disappointed with results from opening round
• Masters gets under way in fine fashion
• Lyle takes lead in British Open qualifying tournament

Wednesday, April 5

• Man arrested after Lehman's car shot; Lehman uninjured
• Storylines abound for season's first major
• Augusta National to showcase newest layout in 2006
• PGA TOUR experts make Masters predictions
• Woods' Masters history extends far beyond fairways
• Diary: Crane soaks up Masters atmosphere
• Notes: Player wants to keep going at Masters
• Diary: Weir sizes up Augusta National's changes
• Mickelson exhibits no worries at Augusta
• Notes: Tiger tries to keep pace with new buddy
• Gibson, Sutton and Toms honored by GWAA
• Jaidee aims for Masters cut
• Green's writing synonymous with the Masters
• De Lorenzi named vice captain of European Solheim Cup team
• Taking measure of USGA conforming rangefinders

Tuesday, April 4

• This week's golf at a glance
• Notes: Mickelson, Els make club adjustments for Augusta
• Jackson, Crenshaw recall their magical Masters run
• PGA TOUR players talk NCAA basketball finals
• DiMarco looking to follow his Gators into winner's circle
• Faldo returns to Augusta with new focus
• TFI: Get some help with your major decisions
• 1986 win a memorable for many, including Nicklaus
• Donald prepares to make more Masters memories
• Amen Corner strikes fear into Masters contestants
• Fans congratulate Mickelson

Monday, April 3

• Notes: Oberholser, grandfather savor Masters debut
• Donald, Olazabal among Europe's best hopes at Augusta
• Elkington withdraws from Masters
• Matt Weibring: A chip off D.A. old block
• Mickelson's Keys To Victory at the BellSouth Classic
• Masters caddies have own place in tournament history
• As players get longer, so does Augusta National
• Big Five maintain clear dominance in majors
• At Masters, new spring still spells tradition
• Masters memorable moments from the media center
• Masters magic always produces great moments

Sunday, April 2

• Goosen makes strong finish at BellSouth Classic
• Notes: Mickelson ties Singh for career victories
• With this victory: Phil Mickelson
• Isenhour grabs second victory of young Nationwide season
• Mickelson dominates in wire-to-wire win
• Webb produces amazing win at Kraft Nabisco
• Notes: Hatalsky ends almost three-year drought
• Hatalsky holds on for Puerto Vallarta title

Saturday, April 1

• Mickelson extends lead to eight at BellSouth Classic
• Toms looking to sharpen his game on final day of BellSouth
• Notes: Mickelson posts only second bogey of week
• Mickelson wins for charity at BellSouth Classic
• Hatalsky takes one-stroke lead into final round in Mexico
• Quinney battles rollercoaster round to maintain Livermore lead
• Gonzalez uses eagle on last hole for one-shot lead
• Ochoa maintains lead at Kraft Nabisco after 54 holes
• Orlando offers magical golf attractions