Stifling heat that turned Bulle Rock into an oven cooked up quite a surprise Saturday in the McDonald's LPGA Championship - a rare stumble by Lorena Ochoa, Annika Sorenstam in the hunt and a one-shot lead for Jee Young Lee. Lee, one of the longest hitters on the LPGA Tour, played her final four holes in 4-under par and surged into the lead with a 7-under 65. She was a shot ahead of Maria Hjorth of Sweden, another big hitter, who did most of her work early and also shot 65.

Die deutschen Golfprofis Kariem Baraka und Sven Strüver haben bei den BA-CA Open in Wien enttäuscht. Der Münchner Baraka kam bei dem Turnier mit 208 Schlägen (69+68+71) auf den 45. Platz.

Meldungen nach der Anzahl der Zugriffe am Tag der Veröffentlichung sortiert. Klicken Sie den Kalender um einen anderen Tag zu wählen. DFB-Team bestreitet letztes Training Klagenfurt (dpa) - Neun Stunden vor dem "heißen Start" gegen Polen hat die deutsche Fußball-Nationalmannschaft ein letztes lockeres Training bestritten.

Augsburg (AZ). Victoria Scherer vom Golfclub Augsburg hat überraschend den geteilten zweiten Platz bei den German Girls Open im Golfclub St. Leon-Rot geholt. Die erst 15-jährige brauchte an drei Tagen konstant jeweils nur 71 Schläge für den Par-72-Course.

With the U.S. Open coming to Torrey Pines, a facelift was in order. Golfweek details all the nips and tucks.

Jeev Milkha Singh had 18 consecutive pars for a 71 Sunday to win the 54-hole Bank Austria Open by one stroke. The Indian golfer, who had a four-stroke lead going into the final round, finished at 15-under 198 to hold off a challenge by Simon Wakefield, who had a 68. Another Englishman, Iain Pyman was tied for third at 12 under, along with the Swedish trio of Martin Erlandsson, Pelle Edberg and Michael Jonzon, and Australia's Peter Fowler.

Obernkirchen (cs). Wie bereits in den vergangenen Jahren hat Deka Investmentfonds ein Golfturnier im Golfclub Schaumburg ausgerichtet. Bei sommerlichen Temperaturen traten 80 Golfer und Golferinnen aus den Clubs Schaumburg, Hannover, Widukind-Land und Steinhuder Meer an. In allen drei ...

Scott Gutschewski won his second career Nationwide Tour title Sunday, closing with a 5-under 66 for a two-stroke victory over Chad Ginn and Esteban Toledo in the Rex Hospital Open. Gutschewski finished with a 14-under 270 total at TPC Wakefield Plantation and earned $90,000 to jump from 35th to eighth on the money list with $166,735. The 31-year-old former Nebraska player also won the tour's 2003 Monterey Peninsula Classic. Toledo finished with a 69, and Ginn shot a 71.