BETHESDA, Md. (AP) -The best of Tiger Woods came Friday when his game was falling apart. Woods lived up to his hopes of being a ``greedy host'' when he salvaged his round during a shaky stretch in the middle and shot 4-under 66 to take a one-shot lead at his AT&T National with the lowest 36-hole score ever at Congressional Country Club. ``Either I hit it pretty close to the hole, within 10 feet, or I was missing greens,'' Woods said. ``So it was a little bit of two ends today. It was nice... Read more

* Rod Pampling has been consistent during his seven years on the PGA TOUR. The Australian has four top-25 finishes this year and has never had a season with less than nine top-25s. Currently 91st on the money-list, he has finished higher than No. 90 every year, including a career-best 17th in 2006 when he scored his second win on TOUR at the Bay Hill Invitational. * Rod Pampling (67-64) posted his lowest round of the year. It was a stroke shy of his career-best 63 (2 times, most recent 2008... Read more

HONOLULU (AP) -Michelle Wie's home state, which promotes itself as a golfer's paradise with year-round sunny weather, has bid aloha to the LPGA Tour - for now. The number of LPGA Tour events have dwindled from a record three in 2008 to one this season and none scheduled for next year as corporate sponsors and golf courses try to cut marketing costs amid global economic declines. The tour is hoping a new sponsor will step up soon so Hawaii won't be left off the 2010 schedule. ``Every sport... Read more