With the PGA Championship around the corner, Tiger Woods got a practice round in at Southern Hills on Tuesday.

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Roland Thatcher shot a final-round 6-under 65 for a one-stroke victory over Jason Day at the Cox Classic on Sunday. Thatcher had four rounds in the 60s to pick up his second Nationwide Tour victory of the season. Day, a 19-year-old Australian, had a final-round 63. "The excitement isn't just limited to the fans because we enjoy it as well," Thatcher said. "We all have a pretty healthy addiction to competition and it doesn't get any better than what we faced out there today.

Jim Furyk took the lead on a hole-in-one on the fourth hole and defended his Canadian Open title Sunday.

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Natalie Gulbis isn't the Anna Kournikova of golf. Known for her looks, Gulbis' first win showed she has some game.

Tom Watson won his third Senior British Open in five years after a final round 73 on Sunday gave him a one-stroke victory at Muirfield. A five-time Open winner on the regular tour to go with his two Masters titles and one U.S. Open, Watson survived a double bogey six at the last to capture his fifth senior major with an even par total of 284. He finished one ahead of Mark O'Meara and Australia's Stewart Ginn with no player ending under par.

Andres Romero won his first title on the PGA European Tour at the Deutsche Bank Players' Championship on Sunday, a week after his near miss at the British Open. The 26-year-old Argentine, a surprise third at the British Open, fought through a steady downpour to produce a final round 2-under 70 and finish at 269. Denmark's Soren Hansen shot a 64 and England's Oliver Wilson had a 66 to finish tied three strokes back at 272.

Kristen Park beat Ayaka Kaneko 4 and 3 on Saturday to become the fourth-youngest winner in the history of the U.S. Junior Girls Amateur Championship. The 14-year-old Park, from Buena Park, Calif., was playing in her first USGA championship. The score was tied after the first 18 holes on the 6,391-yard Tacoma Country & Golf Club course, but the 17-year-old Kaneko missed a number of putts and hit her ball under a tree on two occasions.

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Cory Whitsett overcame an early two-hole deficit by winning five consecutive holes in an 8-and-7 victory over Anthony Paolucci to win the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship on Saturday. Whitsett had birdies at Nos. 7 and 9 and parred Nos. 8, 10 and 11 at Boone Valley Golf Club in the morning portion of the 36-hole match play final to turn a 2-up deficit to a 3-up advantage.

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Vijay Singh dropped his driver in disgust at the top of his backswing, thinking he'd hit into the lake down the left side of the 11th fairway. But instead of dropping in the water, the ball skipped safely along the bank and he walked off the par-5 hole with an easy two-putt birdie. The big Fijian wasn't as fortunate with some errant shots to the right, making two late bogeys en route to a 3-under 68 and a one-stroke lead Saturday in the Canadian Open.

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Michelle Wie broke par on Friday, but the struggles were back Saturday as she shot a 12-over 84 at the Evian Masters.

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