Davis Love III ends winless drought in Children's Miracle Network Classic at Disney World

Davis Love III, who played the final 57 holes of the Children's Miracle Network Classic without a bogey, finished at 25-under 263 in the season-ending event played at the Walt Disney World Golf Resort in Florida. It has been a long road back for Love, who severely sprained his ankle late last year. After tearing ligaments, he needed surgery, and he's spent much of this year rehabilitating the injury.
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Troy Matteson off to a blazing start in Children's Miracle Network Classic at Disney World

Troy Matteson got off to the kind of start every player dreams of Thursday in first-round play of the Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart. He eagled the opening hole of the Palm Course at Disney World on his way to a career-best round of 9-under-par 63.
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PGA Tour notebook: Tiger Woods keeping busy during rehabilitation process

It appears that the rehabilitation process of Tiger Woods has been anything but restful. While trying to get his knee back in shape for a return to the PGA Tour, Woods said he's spent time helping his foundation, keeping up with three golf course design projects and fulfilling sponsor obligations.
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Stephen Ames defends title in Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart

Stephen Ames admits he loves the feel of returning to a tournament as the defending champion. He will get to enjoy the experience for the third time in his PGA Tour career Thursday when he tees off in opening-round play of the Children's Miracle Network Classic presented by Wal-Mart.
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Ryan Palmer earns second career victory in Ginn sur Mer Classic at Ginn Hammock

Ryan Palmer is the latest in a string of golfers to make a major move in the PGA Tour's Fall Series. He overcame a nightmarish stretch and weather delays to break a six-way tie by sinking a 10-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole Sunday to win the Ginn sur Mer Classic by a stroke. The putt gave Palmer his second PGA Tour victory and an $828,000 check.
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