Love holds 10 point lead at The International
Davis Love III plays steady golf to maintain his 10 point advantage in The International. He finishes 5 over par round with three birdies and one bogey, totaling 41 points under the modified Stableford system. John Rollins sits second with 31 points as Vijay Singh trails.
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Tiger Woods seeks first major of 2003 PGA year at Oak Hill
Ahead of the PGA Championship at Oak Hill, Tiger Woods remains titleless in majors in 2003. Mike Weir won the Masters, Jim Furyk the U.S. Open, and Ben Curtis shocked at Royal St George's to win the British Open. Furyk argues a new wave of contenders could mimic 1969 with eight players possibly winning twice entering the final major.
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