Crowd favorite Mike Weir shares first-round lead in rain-soaked RBC Canadian Open

Bidding to become the first Canadian to win his national championship in more than a half century, Mike Weir is right where he wants to be at the RBC Canadian Open. Taking advantage of soft, wet conditions, Weir opened with a 6-under-par 65 Thursday at Glen Abbey Golf Course to share the first-day lead.
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Jim Furyk eyeing three-peat in RBC Canadian Open at Glen Abbey Golf Club

Landing on the schedule the week after the British Open and the week before the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, Jim Furyk might be tempted to skip the RBC Canadian Open just to get a week off. Of course, that decision would be easier if Furyk would quit winning the Canadian Open, leaving him feeling compelled to come back and defend his title.
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PGA Tour notebook: Greg Norman's remarkable British Open run impresses

On the surface, Sunday's final round of the British Open was just another in a string of disappointing major tournament finishes for Greg Norman. But then consider Norman's sporadic practice schedule of late and the fact he was on the tail end of honeymooning Chris Evert, his performance was remarkable.
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Tiger tale: Fans, media the only ones who'll miss Woods at British Open?

The absence of Tiger Woods at this week's British Open was a major topic of discussion Tuesday — even if some players at Royal Birkdale seemed to prefer that the name of the world's No. 1-ranked player not even be mentioned.
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Kenny Perry continues stellar stretch with playoff victory in John Deere Classic

Kenny Perry posted a playoff victory over Brad Adamonis and Jay Williamson Sunday to capture the John Deere Classic. The win on the first extra hole at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Ill., gave Perry his third victory in his last five starts and propelled him to second in the FedEx Cup standings, trailing only Tiger Woods.
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