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• Bettencourt wins Nationwide finale; Haas misses out on PGA Tour card

  Fort Worth native Hunter Haas finishes two spots out of the top 25 in season money earnings, but Greg Chalmers of Colleyville regains his tour card.

• Garcia wins HSBC Champions in playoff

  Sergio Garcia won the rain-delayed HSBC Champions to take the No. 2 spot in the world ranking behind Tiger Woods, beating Oliver Wilson with a birdie on the second hole of a playoff Monday.

• Hunter Haas six shots out of Nationwide lead

  The Fort Worth native, trying for a PGA Tour card, is tied for ninth.

• Fort Worth's Hunter Haas tied for 4th at Nationwide Championship

  Darron Stiles and Garrett Osborn share a two-shot lead, and Colt Knost of Dallas is third.

• New look comes to the old Colonial course

  Colonial’s new wrinkles will create more room for fans at caddie races during next year’s PGA Tour event.

• At Colonial, charity gets big payday

  Officials at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial raised more than $5.3 million for local charities from the Birdies for Charity program at this year’s PGA Tour event.

• Eagle on tough 16th helps Haas stay close in Nationwide

  McKINNEY — At 492 yards, with a tight fairway and a well-guarded green, the par-4 16th is one of the most difficult holes at TPC Craig Ranch. Most players simply hope to make a par.

• Hunter Haas putting in bid for PGA Tour card

  After a slow start this season on the Nationwide Tour, Hunter Haas again is close to a spot on the big tour.

• Q&A with pro golfer Arjun Atwal

  A meticulous approach explains why the native of India is on his way back to the PGA Tour next season.

• TCU ex J.J. Killeen has shot at $180,00

  Just like a poker player with a low stack, former TCU golfer and Fort Worth resident J.J. Killeen knows he has to go all-in at this week’s Nationwide Tour Championship at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney. Killeen is 55th on the money list and needs to finish first or second to make the top 25, which would guarantee him a 2009 PGA Tour card.

• Former TCU golfer nearing milestone, taking time off for charity event

  Angela Stanford is taking a break from the tour for her annual charity event.