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Golfweek releases its annual list of "Best New Courses for 2007" in its Oct. 20 issue.

Golfweek releases its annual list of "Best New Courses for 2007" in its Oct. 20 issue.

The third Golf World/NGCA Division I Coaches’ Poll features Duke’s women at No. 1. The Blue Devils received 14 of 24 first-place votes.

The third Golf World/Nike Golf Division I Coaches’ Poll features Charlotte as the No. 1 team. Charlotte replaces Stanford as the new No. 1, earning 11 of 22 first-place votes.

The third Golf World/NGCA Division I Coaches’ Poll features Duke’s women at No. 1. The Blue Devils received 14 of 24 first-place votes.

The third Golf World/Nike Golf Division I Coaches’ Poll features Charlotte as the No. 1 team. Charlotte replaces Stanford as the new No. 1, earning 11 of 22 first-place votes.

With Loren Roberts not playing at the Administaff Small Business Classic, Jay Haas narrowed Roberts’ Charles Schwab Cup lead to 69 points with two tournaments remaining.

With Loren Roberts not playing at the Administaff Small Business Classic, Jay Haas narrowed Roberts’ Charles Schwab Cup lead to 69 points with two tournaments remaining.

Tom Watson regains the No. 1 spot in the Power Performance Rankings for the Champions Tour with a second-place finish at the Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship.

Loren Roberts regains the Champions Tour’s Charles Schwab Cup lead for the first time since Feb. 25.

Duke remains No. 1 in the second Golf World/NGCA Women’s Division I Coaches’ Poll. The Blue Devils earned 16 of 27 first-place votes.

Duke remains No. 1 in the second Golf World/NGCA Women’s Division I Coaches’ Poll. The Blue Devils earned 16 of 27 first-place votes.

Loren Roberts came up one place, to 2nd, while Jay Haas increased his lead slightly over Roberts and Tom Watson who fell to third after the SAS Championship in the Power Performance Rankings.

R.W. Eaks moved from fifth to fourth in the Power Performance Rankings for the Champions Tour with his victory at the Greater Hickory Classic. Jay Haas regained the No. 1 spot from Loren Roberts, who dropped to No. 3.

Tom Watson, with a third-place finish at the Wal-Mart First Tee Open, moved into second on the Power Performance Rankings for the Champions Tour. Loren Roberts continues to lead the rankings.

Loren Roberts, Jay Haas, Fred Funk and Tom Watson hold the top four positions, respectively, in the Power Performance Rankings for the Champions Tour.

Loren Roberts, Jay Haas and Fred Funk continue to hold positions 1-3, respectively, on the Power Performance Rankings for the Champions Tour.

The Rolex Rankings Board and Technical Committee announce modifications to the process for calculating strength of field for weekly Rolex Rankings. The modification will be implemented for the Aug. 27 release.

Tom Watson moved to fourth in the Power Performance Rankings for the Champions Tour with his victory at the Senior British Open, and D.A. Weibring moved up from 19th to 17th with his victory at the 3M Championship.

Tiger Woods strengthened his No. 1 position in the U.S. Ryder Cup point standings with his win at the PGA Championship. Jim Furyk is second on the list, followed by Masters champion Zach Johnson and PGA runner-up Woody Austin. The top 10 following next year’s PGA Championship automatically qualify for the American team.