DOUG MILNE: We’d like to welcome Brad Adamonis to the media center here at the John Deere Classic after round two. You’re halfway home, model of consistency, opening round 66, second round 66. Just one bogey after 36 holes. Talk to us about how you’re playing and feeling heading into the weekend.

STEWART MOORE: Aaron Baddeley, thanks for spending some time with us here in the interview room at the John Deere Classic after what looks like is tied for low round of the day, 64. You got off to a hot start, eagled No. 10 in the middle of your round, five birdies in a row. I know a disappointing bogey on No. 9 to finish the day, but just start off with some thoughts on the round.

STEWART MOORE: We’d like to welcome a finally-healthy Will MacKenzie here to the interview room at the John Deere Classic after a great second round 64 out there. You’ve pretty much were on fire the last 24 holes; I think you’ve got 13 birdies and 11 pars. What seems to be clicking this week that maybe wasn’t earlier this year?

STEWART MOORE: Charley Wi, thanks for spending a few moments with us here in the interview room at the John Deere Classic after a round of 67 out there. You set an early mark, still trailing Will MacKenzie, but obviously playing very well this week.

Q. Good round today, and not a bad way to finish there, too.

The 156-man field for the British Open, to be played July 17-20 at Royal Birkdale. Players listed only in the first category for which they were eligible. Final two spots to be determined Sunday: Top 10 players and ties from the 2007 British Open: Padraig Harrington, Sergio Garcia, Andres Romero, Richard Green, Ernie Els, Hunter Mahan, Stewart Cink, Ben Curtis, Mike Weir, K.J.

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Englishman Luke Donald could miss up to a month with a left wrist injury.

Luke Donald of England will miss the British Open next week because of a wrist injury that will keep him out of competition for …

Luke Donald of England will miss the British Open next week because of a wrist injury that will keep him out of competition for three to four weeks, jeopardizing his hopes of qualifying for the Ryder Cup team.

Luke Donald of England will miss the British Open next week because of a wrist injury that will keep him out of competition for three to four weeks, jeopardizing his hopes of qualifying for the Ryder Cup team. Donald said in a statement Friday that he felt a pop in his wrist on the 15th tee of the final round at the U.S.

SILVIS, Illinois (AP) — Kenny Perry continued his best run in more than two decades on the PGA TOUR, firing a 6-under 65 Thursday in the first round of the John Deere Classic that put him one stroke off the lead.

Thomas Bjorn has
had his fair share of problems in recent years, including a
spell with the dreaded putting yips, but he was a happy man
after carding a 68 in the Scottish Open second round on Friday.

Phil Mickelson scored a hole-in-one to reignite his challenge at the Scottish Open on Friday, and then admitted he can't remember how many times he has pulled off golf's ultimate feat.

A hole in one catapulted Phil Mickelson from the brink of missing the cut to the heels of the leaders as the world number two joined Ernie Els in belatedly finding form at the Scottish Open.

World number two
Phil Mickelson recorded the second hole in one of this week’s
Scottish Open in the second round on Friday.

The British Open, the world’s oldest
major championship, returns to Royal Birkdale in Southport,
north-west England next week for the ninth time.

Next week’s British Open
will enter unusual territory when a major championship is held
without Tiger Woods for the first time in more than a decade.

In a week that saw Tiger no-show his own event, the PGA TOUR also began its drug testing.

This week in quotes: A lame duck Tiger, an always fiesty Funk and Sergio’s pride for Spain.

Shoal Creek is gearing up to host the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship, its first major event since the 1990 PGA Championship was marred by racial controversy.

Paul Goydos remembers the first time he was asked to play in a PGA TOUR event, and his RSVP was immediate.

Kenny Perry never imagined facing so much criticism over where to play golf.