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Sunday, Dec. 17

• Woods caps remarkable year with Target World Challenge title
• Toughest courses and holes of 2006 archive
• Asia defeats Internationals to earn Lexus Cup
• Thongchai wins season-ending Volvo Masters in Thailand
• Els overtakes Immelman to capture South African Open

Saturday, Dec. 16

• Ogilvy surpasses Woods for the lead during rainy third round
• Nationwide Tour: Toughest holes of 2006
• Immelman's 63 gives him three-shot lead in home country
• Jaidee remains in Volvo Masters lead after 54 holes
• Asia will take two-point lead into singles play at Lexus Cup

Friday, Dec. 15

• Woods takes lead as Stenson stumbles on back nine
• Nationwide Tour: Toughest courses of 2006
• Sjoland posts course-record 64 in South Africa
• Thongchai holds lead after two rounds at the Volvo Masters
• Sorenstam, Koch help the International team to a tie in Singapore

Thursday, Dec. 14

• Stenson leads, Daly and Woods in hunt at Target World Challenge
• Albertsons Boise Open gives over $924,000 to Boise charities
• Champions Tour: Toughest courses of 2006
• The Solheim Cup will be played in Ireland in 2011
• Els, Immelman among leaders in South Africa; Goosen posts an 11 on No. 17
• Refreshed Park hopes to lead Team Asia to victory at the Lexus Cup
• Putting your off-season golf fitness program together

Wednesday, Dec. 13

• George Lopez to host "Every Moment Counts" Dec. 24 on ABC
• Champions Tour: Toughest holes of 2006
• Mickelsons happy to be part of groundswell for U.S. troops
• Target World Challenge showing strength of international golf
• TaylorMade Golf fills out various lines of irons, wedges and putters

Tuesday, Dec. 12

• Casey named 2006 European Tour Player of the Year
• NBC special highlights 2006 PGA TOUR season, offers '07 preview
• Woods named PGA TOUR Player of the Year for 2006
• PGA TOUR: Toughest courses of 2006
• Q&A: Bowden yearns for Europe and a sit-down with MJ

Monday, Dec. 11

• Q&A: Kuchar's must-dos and dreams of winning the Grand Slam
• San Filippo expects to have a more solid season in 2007
• PGA TOUR: Toughest holes of 2006

Sunday, Dec. 10

• Blog: Villegas looking forward to resting after fun week
• Blog: Alexander completes his "great experience"
• Blog: Playoff between two stars caps great week in Barbados
• Germany edges Scotland in playoff to win WGC-Barbados World Cup
• Victorious Germans erase generation gap in World Cup victory
• O'Hern beats Lonard in playoff at Australian PGA Championship
• Quiros edges Schwartzel to claim Alfred Dunhill Championship
• Asian Games golf venue: a desert oasis no more

Saturday, Dec. 9

• Blog: Putts drop for Villegas on front nine, but not on back
• Blog: Alexander just as frustrated as his boss
• Blog: Great views, food, and spirits to be found in Barbados
• Pettersson's five birdies help Sweden take World Cup lead
• U.S. Team keeps it simple, moves into contention
• O'Hern, Lonard tied with 18 to play at Australian PGA
• Schwartzel leads Alfred Dunhill by two shots after three rounds
• PGA Learning Center attracting representatives world wide
• $20,000 donated to promote junior golf in Barbados

Friday, Dec. 8

• Montgomerie and Warren offer a perfect blend for Scotland
• Argentina takes three-stroke lead to Saturday at Barbados World Cup
• Blog: Villegas says the putts wouldn't drop for the Colombians on Friday
• Blog: Alexander enjoys the light work load in Foursomes
• Blog: Another game in town
• Lonard shoots 65 for lead at Australian PGA Championship
• Five share lead at the Alfred Dunhill Championship
• How to become a Nationwide Tour member

Thursday, Dec. 7

• Mixture of youth, experience working well for Team Germany
• Argentina, Sweden and South Africa's teams leading Barbados World Cup
• Blog: Alexander goes from coach to caddy for Villegas
• Blog: Colombia's solid start good medicine for Villegas
• Blog: Famous names, televised games and the brothers Ames
• Five share lead at the Alfred Dunhill Championship
• Power training in your off-season golf fitness program
• Nitties takes one-stroke lead at the Australian PGA Championship

Wednesday, Dec. 6

• PGA Grand Slam of Golf moving to Bermuda
• Big Break VI champions receive exemptions
• Q&A: Johnson Wagner talks about his jump to the TOUR
• Blog: George Washington in Barbados
• U.S. Ryder Cup teammates join forces again in Barbados
• Crane and JELD-WEN make large donation to Oregon's neediest children
• Yonex, Penneagle take technology to new heights with latest products

Tuesday, Dec. 5

• Venturi expected to recover fully from heart surgery
• Notes: FedExCup winner to get five-year exemption
• 2007 Nationwide Tour schedule announced
• Blog: History, churches and sugar cane
• Donald and Howell return to World Cup for unfinished business
• Woods Diary: Tiger on his recent play and being named the Player of the Year
• Maginnes congratulates the players who survived Q-school

Monday, Dec. 4

• McNeill medalist at Q-school as 40 players earn 2007 TOUR cards
• Q-school marathon comes to a happy end for 40 players
• Notes: McNeill succeeds in second Q-school trip
• Final scores and earnings: PGA TOUR Q-school
• Blog: Ross finds her Barbados bearings
• Ballesteros to spend "significant" time on '07 Champions Tour
• Tiffany & Co. becomes Official Awards and Gift Provider of the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour

Sunday, Dec. 3

• McNeill proving he belongs on the course, not in the pro shop
• Former club pro McNeill takes Q-school lead
• Notes: Round five sees two holes-in-one
• Langers retain Del Webb Father/Son title
• Korea's Kim, Choi share medal honors at LPGA Tour Q-School
• Tiger to build first course in Dubai
• Haas named Champions Tour Player of the Year, Romero top rookie
• Maginnes: Experience, bold strategy pay off in 2003
• Furyk holds on for repeat victory at Nedbank Challenge
• Green surpasses Campbell to win New Zealand Open

Saturday, Dec. 2

• Loves, Langers share Father/Son Challenge lead
• Notes: Boyd making first Q-school finals appearance
• Boyd, Barcelo lead PGA Tour Q-school
• May making way up Q-school board in bid to help himself
• South Korea's Kim takes commanding lead at LPGA Q-School
• Defending champion Furyk widens lead in South Africa
• Stanford St. Jude Championship adds to tournament staff
• Maginnes: Stadium Course at PGA West a major challenge

Friday, Dec. 1

• Frank Lickliter shares his pictures from Iraq
• Notes: Allan looking to repeat 2000 Q-School performance
• Gow grabs the lead at the half-way mark at Q-School
• Bowditch fighting to get back on track after bout with depression
• Park stays out front, joined by Kim at LPGA Q-School
• Defending champion Furyk grabs lead in South Africa
• Woods, Mickelson are in the running for the Academy Athlete of the Year
• Maginnes: Passion and motivation were enough in 1995
• Ormsby, Dougherty share lead in New Zealand