Spanish qualifier Pablo Larrazabal shot a 4-under-par 67 Saturday and held a three-stroke lead after three rounds of the French Open. He was at 11-under 202, with Scotland's Colin Montgomerie (68) and Denmark's Soren Hansen (67) sharing second place. "I hit the ball great," Larrazabal said. "I missed only two or three fairways." Montgomerie, who won the French Open in 2000, was disappointed about dropping two strokes in the last four holes on Le Golf National's Albatross Course.

Lee Westwood was in the hunt at the 2008 U.S. Open, but could not overcome Tiger's outstanding performance. Golfweek's Jeff Rude talks with the 18-time European Tour champion.

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The ladies may have plenty of course knowledge, but how about common Minnesota knowledge? Golfweek catches up Natalie Gulbis and many others as they try to answer questions in the Land of 10,000 Lakes.

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Angela Park avoided the bad weather that delayed the second round of the U.S. Open, shooting a 67 for the lead.

Angela Park was atop the leaderboard, and Lorena Ochoa was on the golf course trying to change her fortunes when the crack of thunder chased thousands of fans to the exit gates Friday afternoon at the U.S. Women's Open. Just like last year. Park gave herself another chance at the biggest event in women's golf, combining a smooth putting stroke with one of the prettiest swings on the LPGA Tour for a 6-under 67 and the clubhouse lead when storms interrupted the second round.

The PGA Tour's optimistic view of life without Tiger Woods is that it gives unheralded players a chance in the spotlight. Bo Van Pelt is trying to take advantage. Van Pelt shot a 6-under 66 Friday at the Buick Open, making him a career-best 14-under 130 through 36 holes and the second-round leader by two shots.

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David Lynn shot a 6-under 65, making a birdie with a bunker shot on the last hole, to share a two-stroke lead Friday after the second round of the French Open. The Englishman, ranked 65th on the European Tour, shared the lead at 7-under 135 with Spanish qualifier Pablo Larrazabal (70). "It was a pretty straightforward bunker shot, not very far, that came off perfect," Lynn said. "I just played solid.

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Michelle Wie is headed for another disastrous showing at the U.S. Open after a quintuple bogey in Thursday's first round.

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Rocco Mediate was simply exhausted. Physically and mentally. After pushing Tiger Woods for five-plus rounds at the U.S. Open and doing countless interviews, Mediate didn't have much left Thursday in the first round of the Buick Open. "I'm about to faint," Mediate said after signing for a 1-under 71 in the scoring trailer. Mediate got a boost of energy moments later when he walked into the locker room.

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Michelle Wie tumbled out of contention in the U.S. Women's Open on Thursday by taking a quintuple-bogey 9 on the ninth hole, making the turn in 42 and falling nine shots behind the early leaders. Wie, an 18-year-old from Hawaii who had to qualify for the first time since the eighth grade, arrived at Interlachen showing signs that her wrist injuries were healed and her confidence improving. One hole left her in a state of shock.