2004 RYDER CUP
USA golfer Phil Mickelson watches his drive off the 11th tee during the foursome match of the 2004 Ryder Cup at Oakland Hills Country Club in Bloombfield Township, Michigan on September 18, 2004. Mickelson and teammate David Toms went 1 up on European players Miguel Angel Jimenez of Spain and Thomas Levet of France. The Europeans finished the day with an 11-5 lead over the USA. (UPI Photo/Tannen Maury)
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Craig Lee overcame tough conditions Friday in shooting 4-under-par 68 and taking the lead half through the European Tour's Madeira Islands Open in Portugal.
Thorbjorn Olesen bolted into the lead of the European Tour's Lyoness Open in Austria Thursday before lightning halted second-round play.
Pablo Larrazabal had a bogey-free, 8-under-par 64 Wednesday and owns the clubhouse lead at the rainy European Tour's rainy Lyoness Open in Austria.
Frenchman Thomas Levet, who broke his leg celebrating his French Open win, officially withdrew Wednesday from next week's British Open.
French Open winner Thomas Levet broke a bone in his shin when he jumped into a lake after winning the weekend event.
Frenchman Thomas Levet shot a 1-under 70 Sunday, just enough to edge Thorbjorn Olesen by one stroke and win the Open de France.
Mark Forster shot 68 for the third consecutive day Saturday to grab a share of the lead at the Open de France in Paris.
Rhys Davies shot a career-best 8-under-par 64 Friday and plowed into the lead halfway through the European Tour's stop in Morocco.
Ian Poulter, Thomas Levet and Kodai Ichihara shared the lead Saturday when the third round of the Singapore Open was suspended because of bad weather.
Thomas Levet shot a 4-under-par 68 Sunday to secure a two-stroke victory at the Spanish Open golf tournament in Girona, Spain.
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