Jane Park shot a 1-under 71 in windy and wet conditions Friday at LPGA International to take a two-stroke lead over Kelli Kuehne after the second round of the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament. The top 17 players Sunday after the fifth round will earn 2008 LPGA Tour cards, while the next 35 will receive conditional status. Park, the 2004 U.S. Women's Amateur winner, had a 10-under 206 total. She played the Champions Course on Friday.

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Frank Lickliter II remained atop the leaderboard at the PGA Tour Q-school Friday by shooting a 4-under 68.

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Justin Rose shot a 7-under 65 Friday to share the lead with Trevor Immelman after the second round of the Nedbank Challenge. Rose and Immelman (66) are at 11-under 133, three strokes ahead of Ernie Els at the Gary Player Country Club. "The ball is rolling really well, and I feel confident over my putter, so that's certainly helping me," said Rose, who had five birdies on the last nine holes and a bogey-free round. Els is seeking a record fourth title at Sun City and the $1.

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Australia's Stephen Bowditch shot a 7-under 65 on Friday to take a one-stroke lead over compatriot Paul Sheehan in the New Zealand Open. Diagnosed with clinical depression after losing his U.S. PGA Tour card at the end of 2006, Bowditch found his game Friday on the rugged Hills course to top the leaderboard at 10-under 134. Sheehan shot a 67. New Zealand's Michael Long was 8 under after a 67.

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Frank Lickliter II shot his second straight 10-under to take a nine-stroke lead after at the PGA Tour Q-school.

A Scottish council on Thursday rejected a plan by Donald Trump to build a golf course on a stretch of remote and stunning coastline that is home to some of the country's rarest birds. "Mr. Trump is shocked, extremely disappointed and dismayed at this decision," said George Sorial, managing director of Trump International Golf Resorts. "This is certainly not something we expected.

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Jane Park shot a 2-under 70 on Thursday at LPGA International to increase her lead to three strokes over Kelli Kuehne after the second round of the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament. The top 17 players Sunday after the fifth round will earn 2008 LPGA Tour cards, while the next 35 will receive conditional status. Park, the 2004 U.S. Women's Amateur winner, had a 9-under 135 total. "A 70 is definitely not 65, but I'm very pleased with my score.

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Trevor Immelman and Adam Scott led the Nedbank Golf Challenge on Thursday after each shot 5-under 67 in the first round. Ernie Els was two shots behind in the 12-man field at the Gary Player Country Club. "I'm not too far off playing great golf again," said Els, who is aiming for a record fourth title at Sun City and the $1.2 million prize. "I'll try to make more putts from tomorrow, and I think I can get four rounds under 70 - which might be enough to win.

Craig Parry shot a 4-under 68 on Thursday for a share of the first-round lead in the New Zealand Open with Australian countryman Paul Sheehan and England's Matthew Woods. Parry, the 2002 champion and a two-winner on the U.S. PGA Tour, had five birdies and a bogey on The Hills Golf Club course. He played in the morning before windy afternoon conditions made scoring difficult. "It's a course that when it isn't blowing, you can go out and shoot a low number," Parry said.

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Frank Lickliter II and Brendon de Jonge shot 10-under 62s to share the first-round lead at PGA Tour Q-school.