PGA Tour:  BMW Championship

Winner: Camilo Villegas   65-66-66-68   265  (beat D. Hart by 2)
Site: Bellerive Country Club  -  St Louis, MO
 
STORY         RESULT         MONEY LIST         STATS         INTERVIEWS
 
 
European PGA Tour:  Omega European Masters

Winner: Jean-Francois Lucquin   68-67-69-67   271  (beat R. McIlroy in a playoff)
Site: Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club  -  Crans-sur-Sierre, Switzerland
 
STORY         RESULT         MONEY LIST         STATS         INTERVIEWS
 
 
Japan Tour:  Fujisankei Classic

Winner: Toyokazu Fuj ishima   64-68-71-68   271  (beat H. Iwata in a playoff)
Site: Fujizakura Country Club  -  Yamanashi, Japan
 
STORY         RESULT         MONEY LIST         STATS         INTERVIEWS
 
 
Sunshine Tour:  Telkom PGA Pro-Am

Site: Centurion Country Club  -  Centurion, South Africa
 
STORY         RESULT         MONEY LIST         STATS         INTERVIEWS
 
 
Elsewhere…

Germany’s Martina Eberl mae up a six-stroke final-round deficit to win her second LET title of 2008 at the Nykredit Masters in Denmark, her 205 aggregate edging England’s Melissa Reid by one………Saiki Fujita laimed her third career JLPGA title at the Golf 5 Ladies event in Gifu City, her 13-under-par 203 total bettering Kumiko Kaneda and reigning British Women’s champion Ji-Yai Shin by two………Australia’s Sarah-Jane Kenyon was a wire-to-wire winner at the Futures Tour’s ILOVENY Classic in Albany, her 204 total beating Mindy Kim by three………Brendon Todd was a runaway winner at the Nationwide Tour’s Utah Championship, his 262 total beating a group of six players by six shots………Denmark’s Mark Haastrup claimed his first title on the European Challenge Tour, firing a 54-hole total of 206 to edge Benjamin Miarka by one at the Dubliner Challenge in Gothenburg, Sweden………Breaking from Champions Tour dominance, Bernhard Langer won his first-ever European Seniors Tour title at the Casa Serena Open in Prague, beating Ian Woosnam by three with a 201 total………American Tom Stankowski won the Canadian Tour Championship in Barrie, Ontario, his 272 total beating Canadians Graham DeLaet and Wes Heffernan by two………Taiwan’s Chi-Huang Tsai fired an 18-under-par 270 to win the Omega China Tour’s Luxehills Championship in Chengdu, edging Guiming Liao by three.