Jeff Sluman won the First Tee Open for his second Champions Tour victory by closing with a 5-under 67 at Pebble Beach for a five-stroke victory over Fuzzy Zoeller and Craig Stadler on Sunday.

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Mike Weir holed a 5-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole for a 4-under 67 to take a one-stroke lead Sunday in the Deutsche Bank Championship, leaving him in a familiar position with hopes of a better outcome. It was the 10th time the Canadian has had at least a share of the 54-hole lead on the PGA Tour, but he has only one victory when leading going into the final round. Protecting this one might be the toughest yet.

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Mike Weir fired a third-round 67 to lead Camilo Villegas by one after three rounds of the Deutsche Bank Championship.

Ian Poulter and Paul Casey have been chosen as wild-card picks for Europe's Ryder Cup team. Europe captain Nick Faldo made his announcement Sunday shortly after the end of the Johnnie Walker Championship. Oliver Wilson clinched the 10th and final automatic spot by finishing in a tie for 10th place at Gleneagles on Sunday, while Justin Rose and Soren Hansen also qualified to make their debuts at the competition.

Oliver Wilson clinched Europe's 10th and final automatic Ryder Cup spot Sunday by finishing 10th at the Johnnie Walker Championship won by Gregory Havret. Wilson shot a 4-under 69 to leave Nick Dougherty needing a victory to have a chance to make the team for the Sept. 19-21 tournament against the United States at Valhalla in Kentucky. Dougherty (70) bogeyed three of the first six holes before recovering with six birdies for a share of seventh place.

With a distance of under 300 yards, the Par 4 fourth hole at TPC Boston is definitely a risk/reward situation. Hear what PGA players had to say about this interesting layout.

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Mike Weir may have tied the course record on the first day at TPC Boston, but Tim Clark took command of the lead after the second round. Check out highlights from the 2008 Deutsche Bank Championship.

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A day after Mike Weir tied the course record with a 61, Tim Clark shot 62 to pass Weir for the Deutsche Bank lead.

Tim Clark needed only one birdie over his final two holes to shoot 59. He finished with consecutive bogeys and had to settle for a one-shot lead Saturday in the Deutsche Bank Championship. He still matched his career low with a 9-under 62 on soft and vulnerable TPC Boston, giving him a one-shot lead over Mike Weir of Canada at the halfway point of the PGA Tour's second playoff event.

Check out DJ Trahan's eagle chip-in at the Deutsche Bank Championship. The 2008 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic champion tied for 19th with 4-under after the first round.

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