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.

Choi Ho-sung picked up four strokes to take the lead after Friday’s second round of the Volvo China Open.  Ho-sung made six birdies on his way to shooting 68 for the round, taking him to -6 through 2 rounds.  Thursday’s round 1 leader, Markus Brier, shot a 73, with 3 bogeys and sits at -4 after Friday’s round.

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Austria’s Markus Brier shot a -5 under 67 Thursday for a 1 stroke opening round lead in the Volvo China Open (European Tour event).  Brier, who won the Open in 2007, made seven birdies and 2 bogey’s on his way to the top of the leader board.  He leads David McKenzie of Australia and Nick Dougherty of England by 1 stroke.  Last years champion, Damien Mcgrane was at -4 under until the 14th hole, where he shot a quadruple bogey.  He finished the round at even par.

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