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Fresh off World Cup triumph, Stenson leads Nedbank Read full story for latest details. Yokoo takes early lead in Japan's season finale Read full story for latest details. Persistent Berganio deserving of help from higher power In a perfect world, this would be the right time for a little divine intervention. Kanada in three-way tie for lead at final stage of q-school LA QUINTA, Calif. (AP) -- Major Manning and Craig Kanada ran off birdie strings on different PGA West courses on their way to 7-under 65s and shares of the lead in the first of six rounds at the PGA TOUR qualifying Tournament on Wednesday. Q-school Final Stage: First-round notes from the course Co-leaders after the first round, with 7-under 65, are Major Manning (Daytona Beach, Fla.), Craig Kanada (The Woodlands, Texas) and Joey Lamielle (Sarasota, Fla.). Manning made eight birdies, including five in a row on holes 9-13, on the Stadium Course. Kanada began his round on the Nicklaus course with a par at the first hole before reeling off six consecutive birdies on holes 2-7, shooting 5-under 31 on the front nine. Lamielle's round, also on the Nicklaus Course, included six birdies and an eagle at the par-five 11th. With Kim in the gallery, it's Han's turn to feel like a golf star LA QUINTA, Calif. -- Seung 'Su Han knew his friend could find other ways to spend a leisurely Wednesday afternoon. Can a guy named 'Major' go all the way at q-school? He hopes so LA QUINTA, Calif. -- Russ Manning just liked the name. Evening out of purses among changes for TOUR NEW YORK (AP) -- In golf terms, prize money on the PGA TOUR could be going from a birdie to even par -- at best. U.S. Ryder Cup captain Azinger signs with IMG IMG announced today that PGA TOUR professional Paul Azinger has signed with the company for worldwide management and marketing representation. 2009 Champions Tour rookies: Russ Cochran Some of golf's favorite names and most familiar faces will be joining the Champions Tour in 2009. Over the next three weeks, PGATOUR.COM will take a look at the former PGA TOUR winners who turned 50 in late 2008 or who will hit the half-century mark in 2009 and likely make their Champions Tour debut.

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