Robert Allenby and fellow Australian James Nitties shot 3-under 69s Saturday and shared the third-round lead at the Australian Open. On a day when many of the front-runners turned in high scores - Friday's co-leader Kim Felton shot 79 - Nitties and Allenby had 54-hole totals of 10-under 206, a stroke ahead of Stuart Appleby (68) on The Australian course. "I really did hit some unbelievable shots out there because it was very tricky," Allenby said.

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Hear defending champion Tiger Woods talk about his second round, 62, at the Target World Challenge in sunny California. Woods the tournament at 13-under par after 2 days.

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So much for the gracious tourney host. Tiger shot a 10-under 62 on Friday, setting the course record for a big lead.

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Callaway Golf has won a patent infringement case against Acushnet, the maker of the popular Titleist Pro V1 ball. Callaway filed suit in June in U.S. District Court in Delaware alleging Acushnet's Titleist Pro V1 line of golf balls infringed on patents owned by Callaway. Jurors found in favor of Callaway on four of the five patents, Callaway spokeswoman Michele Szynal said Friday.

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James Kingston shot 3-under 69 Friday to lead at the halfway stage of the ?1-million South African Open. Kingston's overall 2-under 142 kept him one stroke clear of fellow South African Andrew McLardy and Welshman Kyron Sullivan, who each shot 71 on the 7,394-yard Pearl Valley Golf Estates course. Players faced strong winds for the second straight day, while Kingston also had a strained neck.

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Chris Evert and Greg Norman are engaged, less than a year after divorces from longtime spouses. The couple got engaged Sunday night, said Tami Starr, director of Chris Evert Charities in Boca Raton, Fla. "They're not sure of a wedding date yet," Starr said. "They're both extremely happy they've found each other.

Lisa Hall shot a 3-under 69 Friday to take a one-stroke lead after the second round of the season-ending Dubai Ladies Masters. Hall, with an 8-under 136 total, leads Laura Davies, who shot a 70. Overnight leader Louise Stahle had a 74, slipping into a tie for third place. Annika Sorenstam tallied her second straight 70, but Natalie Gulbis (75) made an early exit, missing the cut of 6-over 150.

From your barber to your mailman, you're expected to be generous during the holidays. But how much do you give to who? Let's find out.

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Tiger Woods shot an opening round 69 (-3) to tie for 2nd place at the Target World Challenge at Sherwood Country Club. Hear from Tiger after the round.

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Tiger Woods double-bogeyed the 18th on Thursday, giving Jim Furyk the 1st-round lead at the Target World Challenge.