Track-It Golf

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Lee Westwood shot a 3-under 69 Friday to take a two-stroke lead after the second round of the Dubai World Championship, strengthening his chance of winning the European money title. Read more

Nov. 20--RICHMOND -- Golf can be a game of inches.

Reilley Rankin handled those often frustrating inches as well as any player in the field at the LPGA Tour Championship on Thursday, rolling in seven birdies to shoot a 5-under 67, one shot off Lorena Ochoa's first-round 66. Read more

RICHMOND, Texas — Michelle Wie withdrew from the season-ending LPGA Tour Championship because of a sprained left ankle Thursday, a few hours after Lorena Ochoa shot a 6-under 66 in breezy conditions to take a one-shot lead over Reilley Rankin.... Read more

RICHMOND, Texas — Michelle Wie withdrew from the LPGA Tour Championship on Thursday after hobbling through her first round on a sprained left ankle. Read more

Nov. 19--In a case of dueling endocrinologists, Doug Barron went with his physician of 10 years over the test results of his testosterone levels conducted by a Jacksonville Mayo Clinic physician. Read more

Nov. 19--RICHMOND -- Many conversations on the putting green outside the clubhouse at the Houston Golf & Country Club this week have been in languages other than English. Read more

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Robert Allenby of Australia shot a 7-under 65 Thursday for a one-shot lead after the first round of the Dubai World Championship, while Lee Westwood and Rory McIlroy vied for the European Tour money title. Read more

Nov. 18--If you watched Michelle Wie win her first major at the Lorena Ochoa Invitational in Mexico on Sunday, you saw her in head-to-toe Nike pink. Sure, her wardrobe is fairly scripted by her sponsor, but the 20-year-old Wie does have some say in... Read more

Nov. 19--SUGAR LAND -- The Ladies Professional Golf Association was in trouble at midseason. Sponsors were bailing out of tournament commitments, and a player revolt led to the ouster of a failing commissioner out of a real fear the tour wouldn't be... Read more

Nov. 19--Faced with the problem during the last year of having sponsors drop tournaments because of a slumping economy, the LPGA bravely came forth yesterday and announced a 2010 schedule of 24 events, its smallest slate in nearly 40 years. Read more