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Updated: 5/27/09
LEADERS AT World Golf Championships-CA Championship
MONEY LEADERS:
Tiger Woods1. Tiger Woods$10,508,163
2. Steve Stricker$6,332,636
3. Phil Mickelson$5,332,755
4. Zach Johnson$4,714,813
5. Jim Furyk$3,946,515
Complete Leaders
DRIVING DISTANCE:
Angel Cabrera1. Angel Cabrera304.13
2. Charley Hoffman300.84
3. Phil Mickelson300.14
4. Davis Love III299.88
5. Sergio Garcia298.53
Complete Leaders
PUTTING AVG:
Steve Stricker1. Steve Stricker1.726
2. Luke Donald1.729
3. Aaron Baddeley1.733
4. Tim Clark1.736
5. Stephen Ames1.737
Complete Leaders
World Golf Championships-CA Championship Leaderboard
POSPLAYERSCOREBY ROUNDEARNINGS
1Tiger Woods278 (-10) 71-66-68-73$1,350,000
2Brett Wetterich280 (-8) 72-70-67-71$800,000
T3Sergio Garcia282 (-6) 71-70-71-70$378,333
T3Robert Allenby282 (-6) 67-74-74-67$378,333
T3Geoff Ogilvy282 (-6) 72-69-71-70$378,333
T6Aaron Baddeley283 (-5) 69-71-71-72$212,500
T6Nick O'Hern283 (-5) 72-72-66-73$212,500
T6Niclas Fasth283 (-5) 72-70-70-71$0
T9Paul Casey284 (-4) 76-70-66-72$0
T9Zach Johnson284 (-4) 72-68-73-71$157,500
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STAT OF THE WEEK
49
Number of players in the world's top 50 who are competing in Doral this week. Justin Rose WD'd before the event with a back injury.
MORE INFO
RECAPS
 • Tiger's 68 gives him CA Championship 54-hole lead
 • Tiger shoots 66, surges into CA Championship lead
 • Stenson, Allenby lead; Woods trails by four
FEATURES
 • Alternate Shot: Will Tiger's troubles continue?
 • Weekly 18: Woods falls well short at Bay Hill
 • Harig: Doral just isn't Doral anymore
 • Experts' predictions: Woods defends titles at Doral
 • Sobel: Playing The Honesty Game
 • The Skinny: How the top players fare vs. Tiger
 • Rosaforte: This just in ... Tiger is human
FACTS
 • WGC American Express past champions
 • 2005 WGC AmEx Championship
 • 2004 WGC AmEx Championship
 • 2003 American Express Championship
 • 2002 WGC American Express Championship
 • 2000 American Express Championship
Doral
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Doral Resort & Spa will play host to this week's CA Championship.
Do or Doral?
This week's PGA Tour event is at Doral, but it's not "Doral" as we've come to know it over the years. Bob Harig explains. Story | Video ESPN Motion
 
COURSE: Doral Golf Resort & Spa
CURRENT CONDITIONS:
Broken Clouds
Temp: 76F
Humidity: 87%
Wind: 3 mph
LOCATION: Miami, FL
2006 CHAMP: Tiger Woods - 1, 261 (-23)
START DATE: Mar 22, 2007
PAR: 0-0--0
YARDS: 0
PURSE: $8,000,000
BOB HARIG'S 5 THINGS TO WATCH
1. The second World Golf Championship event of the year -- and second in four weeks -- is at the Doral Resort in Miami and now is called the CA Championship. It replaces the American Express Championship, which Tiger Woods won last October in England. It also replaces a regular tour event held each year at Doral, which Woods also won a year ago.


2. Woods has gone 44 under par at Doral in winning the last two years and it will be interesting to see how he bounces back from a shocking final round Sunday at Bay Hill, where he had 43 on the back nine.


3. The CA Championship takes the place on the schedule of the Players Championship, which has been moved to May. The big difference is the field size, shrunk to just 73 players from the usual 144. There will be no 36-hole cut.


4. This is the last opportunity for players to try and qualify for the Masters, which still goes off the money list and not the FedEx Cup points. Mark Calcavecchia at No. 7 and Mark Wilson at No. 9 are the players inside the top 10 not otherwise invited. Charl Schwartzel of South Africa has an outisde shot of cracking the top 50 in the world and making it; he is 58th.


5. The Safeway International has attracted all top 60 money winners this year as players use the event as a tune-up for next week's Kraft Nabisco, the year's first major championship.

Got a question? Ask Bob Harig
 

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