Here’s the tournament winners this week.

Verizon Heritage – Brian Gay lit up Harbour Town on Sunday, with a 7-under 64.  He broke a 13-year old scoring record by finishing 10 strokes better than everyone else.  For his win, Gay gets $1 million and a spot in next years Masters.  Click here for the final leader board.

Volvo China Open – Scott Strange shot a final round 4-under-par 68 to win the China Open by one stroke.  Strange outlasted Spaniard Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano, who shot a 72 on Sunday.  For the complete final leader board, click here.

Athens Regional Foundation Classic – Patrick Sheehan sank a 22-foot putt on the first hole of a play-off to win the Athens Regional Foundation Classic at Jennings Mill Country Club.  Sheehan beat Australian Michael Sim for the $99,000 first prize.  Click here for the final leader board.

Here’s a few leader board updates after Saturday’s rounds.

Verizon Heritage – Brain Gay is still holding on to his lead in Harbour Town.  Gay shot a 4-under 67 on Saturday to push to a 3-stroke lead over Tim Wilkinson after 54 holes.  Two time defending champion, Boo Weekley, is tied for 26th at 1-under.  Click here for the full leader board.

Volvo China Open – Richard Finch shot a 6-under 66 on Saturday to move to the top of the leader board at the China Open.  Finch birdied 6 holes in a row and leads Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano by one stroke heading into Sunday’s final round.  Click here for the full leader board.

Athens Regional Foundation Classic – Bob Burns launched himself into first place with a bogey-less 67 on Saturday at the Jennings Mill Country Club.  Burns is 12-under through 3 rounds.  He holds a 2-stroke lead over Rich Barcelo and Patrick Sheehan.  Click here for the full leader board.

Alex Cejka played his finest round since missing 3 months after neck surgery last year.  Cejka shot a 7-under 64 at the Verizon Heritage to move back towards the top of the leader board at Harbour Town.  He capped off his bogey-free round by draining a 47 foot putt on 17.

For the complete Verizon Heritage leader board, click here.

Boo Weekley will try for his 3rd consecutive Verizon Heritage win this week in Harbour Town.  This tournament holds a special place in Boo’s heart as he had his first PGA win here in 2007, defeating Ernie Els on the final 2 holes.

After the first round, Weekley sits tied with 6 others in 17th place at -2 under par.  Alex Cejka is your round 1 leader at -7.

For the full leader board, click here.

Here’s a pretty good article explaining why so many top players compete in the Verizon Heritage event at Harbour Town in Hilton Head, SC, after the Masters.