Loren Roberts had his low round of the year, a 7-under-par 64 Friday, to take a one-stroke lead over Eduardo Romero after the first round of the Commerce Bank Championship. A powerful thunderstorm passed right over the Red Course at Eisenhower Park on Thursday night, damaging a few trees and knocking down a scoreboard and a hospitality tent just behind the 18th green. Crews worked through the night, and Friday's round got off on time.

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Simon Khan took a one-stroke lead Friday at the French Open after shooting a second round 67 to move an overall 5-under. Paul McGinley of Ireland shot 69, and Colin Montgomerie of Scotland ended with 70, to tie for second place. "I hit the ball well yesterday (Thursday)," Khan said. "Today I played even better, finding the fairways and the greens. I took my chance today, notably by sinking a few putts from four meters (yards).

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While fellow teens grabbed the attention, Angela Park quietly shot a 68 Thursday to lead the weather-delayed U.S. Open.

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Rocco Mediate's back is healthy and so is his game. Mediate shot his lowest score on the PGA Tour in four years, opening the Buick Open on Thursday with an 8-under 64 for a one-stroke lead. "This has been one of the best years of my life coming out of this injury," he said. "I'm ecstatic.

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South African qualifier James Kamte and Welshman Kyron Sullivan each shot 6-under par 65s to share the opening day lead at the French Open on Thursday. A stroke behind were England's Benn Barham and Graeme Storm, and Sweden's Steven Jeppesen and Christian Nilsson on the par-71 National Golf Albatross course on the outskirts of Paris. Kamte eagled the third hole and added five birdies. "If I ever win one of these big events I will thank Ernie (Els) right there on the spot," Kamte said.

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While Lorena Ochoa is the No. 1 player, the focus is whether the U.S. Women's Open will bring her a major win.

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Two weeks after becoming a father, Tiger Woods will return to the PGA Tour at the AT&T National, where he is host of the new tournament that will be played July 5-8 at Congressional Country Club outside Washington.

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Bruce Vaughan hasn't had much to celebrate this season. The last two days sure made up for that. Vaughan qualified for a Champions Tour event on Tuesday with an 8-under 64 that included an ace on the 14th hole of the White Course at Eisenhower Park. He was so excited to get into the Commerce Bank Championship that he went back to the hotel to call his wife.

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Tiger Woods took second in the U.S. Open and less than 24 hours later his wife Elin delivered their first baby, Sam Alexis Woods...see all the pictures here.

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Forget Michelle Wie and Morgan Pressel. Alexis Thompson brings a whole new meaning of young to the Women's Open.