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Fred Funk's winning ways in Hawaii continue, even off the golf course. More...

Kiyoshi Murota's limited English didn't stop him from succinctly summing up Fred Funk's play in the Turtle Bay Championship. More...

Fred Funk won for the first time in three Champions Tour starts on Sunday, birdieing three of the last four holes for a 2-under 69. More...

If you want to follow in somebody's footsteps, you might as well begin the journey on hallowed ground. More...

Fred Funk has held on to the first-round lead at the Dick's Sporting Goods Open. More...

Fred Funk kept pushing back his departure to Hawaii, leaving five days later than originally planned. Although most players can't wait to get to this tropical paradise, Funk was in no hurry. More...

Fred Funk shot a 4-under 67 on Saturday to maintain a one-stroke lead in the AT&T Championship, his third event on the Champions Tour. More...

Before Tom Watson had even begun his second round, Fred Funk threatened to spoil his party Friday by shooting a 5-under 65 to lead by seven shots at the Senior British Open. More...

Fred Funk is the leader in the clubhouse at the rain-delayed Dick's Sporting Goods Open. More...

Fred Funk has taken a one-shot lead at the U.S. Senior Open after a 4-under 68 left him at 13 under after three rounds. More...

Fred Funk came to Mexico aiming to show the young guys on the PGA Tour that he could still play championship golf at age 50. More...

Fred Funk won the Champions Tour's season-opening MasterCard Championship on Sunday, birdieing the final two holes for a 7-under 65 and a two-stroke victory over Allen Doyle. More...

Fred Funk has won the U.S. Senior Open in record fashion. More...

“I wasn't sure whether I could hit the fairway let alone hit it solid,'” Congressional Country Club is an old-school course compared to most played on the PGA Tour these days. That seems fitting, considering two of the four players sitting on top of the leader board today in the opening round of...

Was just reading through the TSN website and came across the following article about a Cdn gal at the US Women's Amateur. http://www.tsn.ca/golf/news_story.asp?id=49814 The funny thing is I went to high school with her brother in Mtl. I grew up in Kirkland, the same town as Lisa, played...

Jim Furyk dressed in red and played the part Sunday, holing a clutch par putt and hitting his best shot of the day on the final hole to win the Chevron World Challenge for his first victory in more than two years. More...

One hole and one unbelievable shot ensured that Jim Furyk's Canadian Open had a different ending than so many tournaments before it. More...

American Jim Furyk was disqualified from the first of four lucrative FedExCup playoff events after sleeping late and missing his tee at the Barclays Pro-Am on Wednesday. More...

Furyk's momentum heading toward the final major of the year came to a halt when his back became tight and painful, leaving him uncertain Wednesday whether he could play in the Bridgestone Invitational. More...

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Jim Furyk finished the season with a 68.86 adjusted scoring average, which was .09 lower than Adam Scott, who finished at 68.95. More...

Jim Furyk finally remembered what it's like to win again on the PGA Tour. More...

Jim Furyk is well positioned to become the first man to win three Canadian Open titles in a row, even if he's not a huge fan of Glen Abbey. More...

Furyk feels the hometown love at U.S. Open More...

Jim Furyk arrived at Angus Glen in Markham yesterday morning and issued a deafening wakeup call to the competition. More...

Jim Furyk fired a 7-under-par 63 on Thursday to take the first-round lead of the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational. More...

Jim Furyk (l) proved that his 2006 Vardon Trophy was well-deserved as he fired a bogey-free 67 on Tuesday to grab the lead after the first round of the 24th PGA Grand Slam of Golf. U.S. Open champ Geoff Ogilvy is one whack back, while seven-time winner Tiger Woods is three off the pace and Mike...

Jim Furyk has pulled out of his final practice round for the Ryder Cup after his wife was taken to a hospital with intense back pain. More...

United States captain Corey Pavin sprang a surprise when he omitted in-form Jim Furyk for Friday's opening fourball matches at the Ryder Cup. More...

On the strength of his three PGA Tour victories, Jim Furyk captured the Player of the Year award given by the PGA of America. More...

Jim Furyk, the sixth-ranked golfer in the world, was named PGA Tour Player of the Year on Saturday. More...

Jim Furyk only managed an even-par 70 on Saturday, but it was enough to stay atop the leaderboard after the third round of the Tour Championship. More...

Jim Furyk is one round away from ending the longest drought of his career since he was a rookie. More...

In what amounts to a one-week break from his four-month vacation, Jim Furyk surprised himself Thursday with a 4-under 68 that gave him a two-shot lead after the first round of the Chevron World Challenge. More...

One last birdie for Jim Furyk put him one more stroke under par, which he found more gratifying than being in a share of the lead with Jonathan Byrd on Friday at the Memorial. More...

It's a good thing Jim Furyk has been working out. More...

Jim Furyk followed his 63 on Thursday with a 4- under 66 on Friday and is still atop the leaderboard after the second round of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. More...

After a late start to the year, Jim Furyk might be getting up to speed. More...

Jim Furyk won the PGA Grand Slam on Wednesday, birdieing the final hole to force a playoff with Padraig Harrington and winning with an eight-foot eagle putt on the first extra hole. More...

Who would have thought that the winner of the last tournament could actually win both? Congrats to Jim, he deserves it for winning the last playoff event. However, as other playoffs go, Jim would not have been there after missing one playoff event. When the playoffs (meaning tournament...

There were so many birdies recorded by one particular group at the RBC Canadian Open on Friday, they didn't need a scorer. They needed an ornithologist. More...

Jim Furyk will be looking for his third straight Canadian Open title when the event is played at Glen Abbey in July. More...

Just when it appeared Tiger Woods had his swing down pat, it took a bit of a vacation. So did his putting stroke. More...

Already the winner of one group's honor, Jim Furyk headlined the list of nominees for the PGA Tour Player of the Year award. More...

If you believe that what doesn't kill you only makes you stronger, then you'll have no problem explaining the steady play of Jim Furyk and Adam Scott in a second round of the Masters when scoring conditions weren't as kind as they were on Thursday. More...

How many of today's players do you think are good enough to be future Hall of Famers? What are the Odds? http://mlyhlss.blogspot.com/2012/03/future-hall-of-famers.html

The networks are done saturating viewers with Olympic spirit and news people turned sportswriters have poured their syrup and moved on to another flavour of the day, leaving future Olympians to toil in anonymity until they’re worthy of their attention once again. More...

Stewart Cink can't imagine spending the week after the Masters anywhere else but Harbour Town Golf Links. More...

Jessica Shepley is no stranger to flying the Canadian flag. Representing her country against the best women's golfers on the globe, though, was an eye-opener. More...

Strong Tiger a good starting point More...