European Tour:
European Tour Weekly 408
Eagle Lifts Fraser into Share of Lead in Singapore
Ryder Cup Europe LLP Finalises Partners for The 2006 Ryder Cup in Ireland
Dougherty welcomes the pressure as he prepares to defend his Singapore Open crown
National Golf Centre in Madrid Inaugurated by King Juan Carlos I of Spain
European Seniors Tour:
Hardys Toasts New Sponsorship Deal with European Seniors Tour
Ladies European Tour:
Date Change for Ladies’ English Open
Champions Tour:
Champions Tour begins a two-week stay in California with the AT&T Classic
LPGA Tour:
Sorenstam makes her 2006 LPGA Tour debut this week at the MasterCard Classic
PGA Tour:
Poulter tees it up at the Honda Classic with work to do to make it into the Masters
Bay Hill event to become the Arnold Palmer Invitational starting in 2007
18 Holes With...PGA Professional Don Beattie Jr., Director of Golf, Country Club at Mirasol
Golfnytt fra Norge:
Turneringshelgen
Morten Hagen er invitert til Singapore Masters på europatouren, Henrik Bjørnstad er klar for Honda Classic, Suzann Pettersen spiller turnering i Mexico med stort sikkerhetsoppbud, Men Jan-Are Larsen og Peter Kaensche spiller challengetour i Kenya. Tre norske kvinner forsøker å fortsette det gode spillet i Sør-Afrika og fire nordmenn spiller Scanplan Tour i Portugal.
Live scoring - PGA Tour m/Henrik Bjørnstad
Live scoring - European Tour m/Morten Hagen
Live scoring - LPGA Tour m/Suzann Pettersen
Live scoring - Challenge Tour m/Larsen og Kaensche
Turneringssider - Nedbank Women's Golf Tour m/Lundgreen, Skarpnord og Sæther
Live scoring - Scanplan Tour m/fire nordmenn
Golfnytt fra Danmark:
Golfnytt fra Sverige:
RF-basen till angrepp mot idrottsministern
Idrottsminister Bosse Ringholm försöker styra hur idrottens pengar ska fördelas. Det anser Karin Mattsson, ordförande i Riksidrottsförbundet, i ett brev till ministern. Läs mer
Canadian Tour:
Omar Uresit celebrates with his family last year
AUSTIN, Tex.--The opening round of the Yes! Golf Barton Creek Challenge presented by BG Products is underway in Texas. The Golf Channel will broadcast today's opening round from 2-4 pm EST.
Australasia Tour:
Tiger's form delight
A month before the US Masters at Augusta National, world No.1 Tiger Woods's latest win - at the Ford Championship - has him delighted with the state of his game.
Tour de las Americas:
Colombia’s Camilo Villegas a Shining Star on the PGA Tour
March 6, 2006 – He hasn't won a tournament yet, but a couple of second place finishes in only six tournaments into his first PGA Tour season have opened Colombia's Camilo Villegas a spot among the world's golfing elite. Yesterday at the Ford Championship at Doral, the 24-year old from Medellin finished only one stroke behind Tiger Woods in a tie for the second place along with David Toms.
Hooters Tour:
Next event:
Regular Tour:
Black Bear GC
Eustis, FL
March 13-19
TEE TIMES
South African Tour:
| New Sunshine Tour season tees off in Zambia |
 6 March 2006 - The Sunshine Tour tees off its 2006/2007 season on the fairways of the Nchanga Golf Club, playing host to the Stanbic Zambia Open, which makes a welcome return to the schedule after an absence of one year. |
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Asian Tour:
MAGICAL START FOR MAMAT IN OSIM SINGAPORE MASTERS
Futures Tour:
 Teen Contenders Demand Respect on Duramed FUTURES Tour
With women's professional golf at an all-time high in popularity, the 2006 Duramed FUTURES Tour promises to offer the same sense of youth, exuberance and skill currently displayed on the big-sister LPGA Tour.
Never has the "road to the LPGA" been so evident as it was in the season's first two LPGA Tour events. Showcasing the direct link from the top young professionals to the world's best women pros, FUTURES Tour alums captured 11 of the top-20 spots in the LPGA's most-recent Fields Open in Hawaii, where 2004 alumna Meena Lee defeated 2005 FUTURES Tour Player of the Year Seon-Hwa Lee in a three-hole playoff. The week before, 12 FUTURES Tour alums finished in the top 20.
And now this week, the season kicks off for the Duramed FUTURES Tour, the "official developmental tour of the LPGA." With the top five players from 2005 moving on to the LPGA, this year's best young players are yet to be determined. A weekly tournament field with players from 31 nations and 41 U.S. states will spend the next seven months jockeying for position to earn one of the coveted top-five passes to move on to the 2007 LPGA Tour.
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