Jane Park shot a 7-under 65 at LPGA International to take a two-stroke lead over 10-year tour veteran Kelli Kuehne after the first round of the U.S. LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament on Wednesday. The top 17 players on Sunday after the fifth round will earn 2008 U.S. LPGA Tour cards, while the next 35 will receive conditional status. Park, who won the 2004 U.S. Women's Amateur, opened with an eagle on the Legends Course, holing out with a 9-iron from 128 yards on No. 10.

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FOXSports.com's Rick Horrow talks about the latest golf business news including Stephen Ames' win at the Skins Game, the Dubai Classic's $10M purse and more.

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Stephen Ames won the first hole and the last hole ... and that was enough for him to defend his Skins Game title.

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Australia's Aaron Baddeley outlasted Sweden's Daniel Chopra to win the Australian Masters on Sunday, saving par on the fourth hole of a playoff after hitting his tee shot into the trees. Baddeley chipped to 8 feet on the fourth extra hole - the 18th - and made the putt. Chopra, who made several clutch putts in regulation and in the playoff, dragged his par putt wide from a slightly shorter distance, giving the Australian the win. "I felt pretty good about that chip.

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Colin Montgomerie and Marc Warren gave Scotland its first victory in the World Cup of Golf, beating the United States' Boo Weekley and Heath Slocum on Sunday with a par on the third hole of a playoff. The victory at Mission Hills Golf Club made up for Scotland's loss last year in Barbados on the first hole of a playoff with Germany's Bernhard Langer and Marcel Siem.

The King of the Skins lived up to his name after eagling the fourth hole on the first day of the LG Skins Game.

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Boo Weekley and Heath Slocum held their lead at the World Cup of Golf on Saturday, showing that the United States doesn't need Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson to contend for the title. They shot a 6-under 66 Saturday for one-stroke lead over France (62) and Scotland (66) entering Sunday's final round at Mission Hills Golf Club. The Americans are at 20-under 196 and have led by one stroke after all three rounds.

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There's a reason he's called the King of the Skins. Fred Couples will play in his 14th LG Skins Game this weekend.

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Robert Allenby is making himself right at home in the Australian Masters - again. The Australian, the 2004 and 2005 winner at Huntingdale, shot a 4-under 68 on Friday to maintain a one-stroke lead. He had a 9-under 135 total. Fellow Australian Aaron Baddeley had a 66 - the best round of the day - to reach 8 under, and five players were four shots back, including 18-year-old Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland. He followed his opening 70 with a 69.

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For a self-declared "redneck" from the Florida Panhandle, Boo Weekley is finding this week's World Cup of Golf in China both baffling and rewarding. Policemen salute as players approach the tee. The sport's etiquette is abandoned as fans jostle for space and photos, mobile phones ring constantly and golf carts buzz around everywhere. "I mean, don't know if the Chinese crowd understands," Weekley said. "There's a lot of movement out there, a lot of talking." Welcome to golf, Chinese style.