After last week's win at Wachovia, Anthony Kim is again in the hunt through two rounds at The Players Championship.

Hot blasts of wind on a diabolical course made The Players Championship tough enough to turn someone's hair gray. Not that the leaders needed any help with that Friday. Kenny Perry, who first showed up at Sawgrass 20 years ago, kept his wits and his patience in 35 mph gusts and made only one bogey in a solid round of 2-under 70 that gave him a one-shot lead going into the weekend. He will be paired with Bernhard Langer, who already has won twice this year - on the Champions Tour.

Der 50-jährige deutsche Oldie liegt beim fünften Major in Florida sensationell auf Platz zwei.

Hennie Otto shot a 9-under 63 Saturday to take a four-stroke lead into the final round of the Italian Open. The South African had 11 birdies and two bogeys in the third round at Castello di Tolcinasco Golf and Country Club. He is at 22-under 194. "I played very well today, very well indeed and I am very pleased," Otto said. "I put the ball close to the pins with my irons today and gave myself a lot of chances.

Rarely spectacular but remarkable for her consistency, Annika Sorenstam shot her third consecutive nearly mistake-free round Saturday, and her 2-under 69 signaled that she may be ready to give Lorena Ochoa a run for No. 1 again. The eight-time player of the year, plagued by injuries in a winless 2007, gave Ochoa and Jeong Jang up-close evidence that the maddeningly steady game that made her the top female player in the world for so long is coming back, and probably sooner rather than later.

Consistency has carried Sergio Garcia at TPC Sawgrass, and after three rounds, he's making his case for the Players.