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LEADERS AT Deutsche Bank Championship
MONEY LEADERS:
	1. Tiger Woods	$10,508,163
	2. Steve Stricker	$6,332,636
	3. Kenny Perry	$4,445,562
	4. Sean O'Hair	$4,316,493
	5. Lucas Glover	$3,693,353
	Complete Leaders
DRIVING DISTANCE:
	1. Robert Garrigus	311.88
	2. Bubba Watson	311.45
	3. Tag Ridings	307.42
	4. Nick Watney	305.26
	5. Troy Matteson	301.71
	Complete Leaders
PUTTING AVG:
	1. Steve Stricker	1.726
	2. Harrison Frazar	1.727
	3. Joe Ogilvie	1.731
	4. Justin Leonard	1.732
	5. Aaron Baddeley	1.733
	Complete Leaders

Deutsche Bank Championship Leaderboard
POS	PLAYER	SCORE	BY ROUND	EARNINGS
1	Tiger Woods	268 (-16)	66-72-67-63	$990,000
2	Vijay Singh	270 (-14)	70-71-61-68	$594,000
3	Brian Bateman	276 (-8)	69-71-70-66	$374,000
T4	Justin Rose	277 (-7)	67-69-69-72	$242,000
T4	Robert Allenby	277 (-7)	70-66-73-68	$242,000
6	J.J. Henry	278 (-6)	68-71-68-71	$198,000
T7	Shaun Micheel	279 (-5)	69-70-68-72	$160,050
T7	Steve Stricker	279 (-5)	71-72-69-67	$160,050
T7	Frank Lickliter II	279 (-5)	71-72-69-67	$160,050
T7	Aaron Baddeley	279 (-5)	67-71-71-70	$160,050

View Complete Leaderboard

STAT OF THE WEEK
7	Titles won by Tiger Woods this season. The remaining nine members of the world's top 10 have combined for seven wins.

MORE INFO
RECAPS
• Woods erases deficit, beats Singh for fifth win in row
• Singh fires course-record 61 to lead Deutsche Bank
• Ace gives Allenby Deutsche Bank lead; Tiger in hunt
• All the breaks: Tiger gets up-and-down to lead Deutsche
SCORES
• Complete Deutsche Bank Championship scores
FEATURES
• Harig: The coronation
• Sirak: "Hello, world"
• Sobel: Domination days
• Owen: 10 unforgettable years of Tiger
FACTS
• 2005 Deutsche Bank Championship
• 2004 Deutsche Bank Championship
• Deutsche Bank Championship past champions

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Woods erased Singh's lead early in equaling his career-low final round.

No Mountain Too High

Nothing can stop Tiger Woods these days. Not the winds at Hoylake, the field at Medinah or, as we found out Monday, a three-shot deficit entering the final round. Woods' 8-under 63 gave him a two-shot Deutsche Bank win, his fifth straight victory on Tour. Story

• Leaderboard | Sobel: Fun with Woods' ranking

| On The Tee

COURSE: TPC of Boston

CURRENT CONDITIONS:
	Overcast
	Temp: 49F
	Humidity: 90%
	Wind: 12 mph

LOCATION: Norton, MA

2005 CHAMP: Olin Browne - 1, 270 (-14)

START DATE: Sep 1, 2006

PAR: 0-0--0

YARDS: 0

PURSE: $5,500,000

BOB HARIG'S 5 THINGS TO BANK ON

1. This is going to be a very long week for Tiger Woods, J.J. Henry and Vaughn Taylor. They made the trip to Ireland with the rest of the U.S. Ryder Cup team for two days of practice at the K Club, with the idea of returning in time for the Deutsche Bank Championship.

2. Even Woods has to run out of gas at some point. After winning at the PGA and the Bridgestone, then heading to Ireland and coming back from the Deutsche Bank, he has to be looking forward to some down time. Woods does have two top-10s at the event, but tied for 40th last year.

3. David Duval is running out of time to finish among the top 125 and retain his PGA Tour card, but the Deutsche Bank is where he posted his best finish of the last two years, a tie for 13th. Duval is 159th on the money list with $303,025.

4. This is a big week on the European Tour, which returns to Europe for the BMW International Open in Germany. Not only is this a prestigious event, but it is the final qualifying event for the European Ryder Cup team. Captain Ian Woosnam will make his two at-large selections on Sunday night. Among the names to be considered are Jose Maria Olazabal, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, Padraig Harrington and Paul McGinley.

5. Annika Sorenstam returns to the LPGA Tour at the State Farm Classic in Springfield, Ill., and finds herself looking up at Lorena Ochoa, who moved back to the top of the money list after her victory Sunday. Sorenstam needs to make a push if she is win her sixth consecutive money title.

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FANTASY FOCUS

Woods and the rest of the U.S. Ryder Cup team jetted to Ireland at the start of the week for a tuneup -- I'm staying away from picking anyone on that jet. Actually, the guy I like most is Carl Pettersson, who probably needs a big week to have any chance of making the European squad.
-- John Hawkins

Fantasy Focus