Tiger Woods has spent the past two weekends winning tournaments, including his 12th major title. Then he spent some of this week in Ireland practicing with the Ryder Cup team. Will he be able to regroup and keep his streak alive this weekend in the Deutsche Bank Championship?

Europe has won the last two Ryder Cups, and four of the last five, and is the home team next month at the K Club in Ireland.

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John Daly withdrew from the BMW International at Nord-Eichenried on Thursday after being hospitalized with a gastrointestinal virus.

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Two years ago, Vijay Singh held off Tiger Woods to win the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston. But as he returns to that event this weekend, Singh is coming off back-to-back missed cuts in major championships. Tom LaMarre takes a look at why Vijay has struggled lately.

Jose Maria Olazabal and Paul McGinley could miss out when Europe's Ryder Cup team is announced at the end of the week. The BMW Championship, which starts Thursday at the Nord-Eichenried course, will complete the 10 automatic qualifiers for Europe's defense against the Americans at The K Club in Ireland, Sept. 22-24. European captain Ian Woosnam will round out his 12-man team with two captain's picks shortly after the tournament ends on Sunday.

The U.S. Ryder Cup team arrived Monday for two days of practice at The K Club, hoping to end its slump in golf's top team event.

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Will MacKenzie made a 10-foot birdie putt on the final hole to close out a 1-under 71 and pick up his first PGA Tour victory by one stroke over veteran Bob Estes at the Reno-Tahoe Open on Sunday. MacKenzie led by three strokes with five holes to go and was ahead by one before he bogeyed the par-5 17th. Estes could have taken the lead there, but missed a 20-foot birdie attempt and missed another on the 18th from about 16 feet. He shot an even-par 72 in the final round.

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A flawless iron game and an unflappable demeanor forged from hardships endured earlier in the week made Richie Ramsay the first Scotsman to win the U.S. Amateur in 108 years. Ramsay made just two bogeys and hit 30 of 34 fairways and greens on Sunday. That consistency overwhelmed 21-year-old John Kelly, who conceded the 16th hole to give Ramsay the match, 4 and 2.

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If Lorena Ochoa keeps this up, soccer soon might be taking a back seat to women's golf in Mexico. Ochoa outdueled Jee Young Lee down the stretch, pulling away with birdies at the 13th and 14th holes, to shoot a 7-under 65 and win the Wendy's Championship for Children by three shots Sunday. "In Mexico, soccer is everything. Golf is, like, 1 percent," the Guadalajara native said with a laugh. "I feel fortunate to have so much support. It's been great. I'm very proud to be from Mexico.

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Tiger Woods won his fourth consecutive title during the fourth hole of a playoff with Stewart Cink at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.

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