Cristie Kerr shot a 4-under 68 on Thursday for a share of the first-round lead with Stacy Lewis and Seon Hwa Lee in the LPGA Championship, the LPGA Tour's second major of the season.

Mark Calcavecchia remembers the good old days, when he was a threat to win almost every time out on the PGA Tour.

Bradley Dredge of Wales and Peter Whiteford of Scotland led the BMW International Open by one shot after shooting 8-under 64s in the first round Thursday.

Cristie Kerr on the LPGA Championship, playing the back tees and Ai Miyazato.

Seve Ballesteros has canceled plans to attend the British Open at St. Andrews next month.

Win a personal visit from Dave Pelz and a free three-day session at a Dave Pelz Scoring Game School.

The PGA Tour is back on the East Coast for the Travelers Championship at the TPC River Highlands, and the Connecticut stop is packing plenty of star power.

Playing in only her fifth professional tournament, a year ago the unflappable Swede Anna Nordqvist carded a final round 4-under 68 at Bulle Rock to beat Lindsey Wright by four strokes and win the LPGA Championship, then capped her amazing rookie year by winning the season-ending LPGA Tour Championship.The 23-year-old Nordqvist, sixth in the world rankings, will attempt the first title defense of her brief career on somewhat familiar ground.

The LPGA tour needs to find a long-term home and sponsor for the LPGA Championship.

Hot this week? U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell and the rest of European golf. Not hot? After disappointing Sundays, Tiger and Phil make Alan Shipnuck's latest list.

We learned something new about Tiger at the U.S. Open: He's just like any other golfer.

Led by Ryo Ishikawa, 32 young players sent a message at Pebble.

If this really was Tom Watson's last U.S. Open, he went out on his terms.

NBC says its preliminary rating for the final round of the 2010 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach was up 35 percent over last year.