Snedeker, Weekley split $314K prize

Brandt Snedeker and Boo Weekley won the Golf Skills Challenge in a playoff at The Breakers on Monday.

O'Hern takes one-stroke lead

Brandishing a hot putter on a warm afternoon, Australian Nick O'Hern cruised to a career-low 63 and the first-round lead in the Frys.com Open on Thursday.

High stakes events at end of 2009 carry significant implications for next season

...while a few dozen players compete around the world this week in an otherwise carefree setting -- Fred Couples, Justin Leonard and Tim Clark come to mind in Scottsdale; Sergio Garcia, Angel Cabrera and Jose...

SAN FRANCISCO - OCTOBER 11: Fred Couples, Captain of the USA Team poses with the trophy after winning The Presidents Cup at Harding...

Couples: Kim was 'not out any night'

According to his captain, U.S. golfer Anthony Kim was "crushed" by comments from Robert Allenby, his opponent Sunday at the Presidents Cup, which indicated Kim was out on the town until the wee hours of the morning on Saturday night.

United States captain Fred Couples celebrates after U.S. team player Tiger Woods won his singles match to retain the Presidents...

SAN FRANCISCO TREAT

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - OCTOBER 9 - U.S. team captain Fred Couples, left, and International team captain Greg Norman, right, welcome retired baseball player Willie Mays, center, during...

Perfect Woods clinches for U.S.

Tiger Woods had a perfect week, and the Americans stayed unbeaten at home in the Presidents Cup.

Woods exacts a bit of revenge in win

A perfect 5-0-0 run to lead the U.S. to a Presidents Cup victory capped off a stirring climax to the 2009 season for Tiger Woods. Not even the world's No. 1 player expected that much in his return from ACL surgery, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Woods, Stricker prove a perfect pairing

Over the years, finding a Presidents Cup partner for Tiger Woods has been anything but easy. That is, until the world's No. 1 player teamed up with Steve Stricker this week at Harding Park, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

U.S. settles for slim advantage

The United States has taken a 3½-2½ lead over the International team in the Presidents Cup, a good start that was tempered only in the final match when Justin Leonard missed a 3-foot putt that led to a tie.

Jason Sobel's Live Analysis

ESPN.com blogger Jason Sobel tracks all the happenings from Harding Park Golf Course during the Presidents Cup.

Final Word: NFC East

...has been a little more aggressive with his defensive backs than his mentor Jim Johnson. The past couple of games, McDermott hasn't had to blitz a lot to generate pressure. I think you'll...

Beat-up Berkner breaks into playoffs

...undersized sophomores Marcus Dove (5-9, 145) and Fred White (5-7, 150) along with more experienced...said. "We're just down the street a couple of miles from each other. They know what...