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• Players Skipping Sony Open In Favor Of Bob Hope Classic

  It used to make sense for players on Maui for the winners-only Mercedes-Benz Championship to take a 30-minute flight over to Oahu for the Sony Open the following week. This year, however, nine of the 31 players at Kapalua headed east to the mainland.... Posted Jan 09 2008, 03:49 PM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, Justin Leonard, Mercedes-Benz Championship, Scott Verplank, Charley Hoffman, Mike Weir, Sony Open, Bob Hope Classic, Hunter Mahan

• Steve Stricker Positive Despite Playoff Loss

  American Steve Stricker refused to dwell on the negatives after losing to Swede Daniel Chopra in a playoff for the Mercedes-Benz Championship on Sunday. Stricker was edged out at the fourth extra hole on Kapalua Resort's Plantation Course, his par... Posted Jan 07 2008, 09:26 AM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, PGA Tour, Mercedes-Benz Championship, Steve Stricker

• Daniel Chopra Beats Steve Stricker in a Playoff

  The token that Daniel Chopra uses to mark his ball on the green was given to him a few years ago in Japan with an inscription that reads, "Fortune favors the brave." His wild playoff victory Sunday in the Mercedes-Benz Championship was more... Posted Jan 07 2008, 09:14 AM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, PGA Tour, Mercedes-Benz Championship, Steve Stricker, Daniel Chopra

• Nick Watney Leads with Opening 68

  Opening day on the PGA Tour was filled with oddities, starting with Nick Watney leading the Mercedes-Benz Championship on Thursday with a 5-under 68 that featured only one bogey amid a mixture of sunshine and rain. Newcomers are supposed to be at a disadvantage... Posted Jan 04 2008, 07:27 AM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, FedEx Cup, Boo Weekley, Mercedes-Benz Championship, Steve Stricker, Angel Cabrera, Scott Verplank, Brandt Snedeker, Nick Watney

• Tiger Woods Absent But Still The One To Beat

  Tiger Woods will be absent when the US PGA Tour season begins this week at the 5.5-million-dollar Mercedes Championship but the world's number one player remains the man to beat in 2008. The 13-time major champion's pursuit of Jack Nicklaus'... Posted Jan 03 2008, 07:37 AM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, FedEx Cup, Drug Testing, Ernie Els, Mercedes-Benz Championship, Steve Stricker

• Vijay Singh Looks to Return to Winning Ways

  Vijay Singh, armed with a revamped swing and a new fitness trainer, is eager to return to winning ways in his title defence at this week's Mercedes-Benz Championship. The former world number one has not tasted victory on the PGA Tour in nine months... Posted Jan 02 2008, 08:35 AM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, FedEx Cup, Vijay Singh, Mercedes-Benz Championship, Swing

• Vijay Singh Focusing On New Swing

  For a player of Vijay Singh's standards, the 2007 season has not been a particularly consistent one. The Fijian started well, with wins at the Mercedes-Benz Championship and the Arnold Palmer Invitational, but struggled through a mediocre middle of... Posted Dec 26 2007, 03:08 PM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, Vijay Singh, Mercedes-Benz Championship, PGA Championship and The Barclays, Arnold Palmer Invitational, Jeffrey Frank, Swing

• Changes Made To FedEx Cup Playoffs

  The PGA Tour changed the final month of its FedEx Cup competition that starts next year, reducing the field in two tournaments before the final 30 players are left to chase the $10 million prize at the Tour Championship. The original plan was for 144... Posted Nov 17 2006, 03:24 PM by Golf International with | with no comments Filed under: Golf International, FedEx Cup, Barclays Classic, The Golf Channel, Deutsche Bank Championship, Mercedes-Benz Championship