Bruce Vaughan has won the Senior British Open on the first playoff hole by sinking 20-foot putt to beat John Cook. Cook squandered …

What can confirm that a player has reached an elite level of golf while at the same time weigh him down? That’s easy: It’s the BPTHNWAM list. ESPN.com’s Jason Sobel explains in the Weekly 18.

Sources say the LPGA’s Ginn Tribute will not return in 2009.

Bill Lunde chipped in from 30 feet to birdie his final hole and earn a one-stroke victory in the Nationwide Tour’s Children’s Hospital Invitational on Sunday.

Alexis Thompson, 13, of Coral Springs, Fla., became the second-youngest champion in U.S. Girls’ Junior history.

Q. Talk about today?

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Taking a break from golf when you really love the game can be difficult, but for Bill Lunde, a year off in 2006 gave him the desire to come back and play again. Now he is a first-time winner on the Nationwide Tour with a one-stroke victory over Dustin Bray in the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational.

Q. Par 5 on the back nine. Looked like you tweaked your shoulder on that rough?

Q. How are you leaving Glen Abbey? Good thoughts confidence?

Chez Reavie withstood the pressure to secure his first PGA Tour victory.

THE MODERATOR: All right, we’d like to welcome our 2008 RBC Canadian Open Champion, Chez Reavie, to the interview room. Congratulations. 1 under par, 71, got the job done. It’s been a long week, but it’s certainly paid off. It’s been a great week. Just a couple opening comments about your initial feelings?

Chez Reavie, proudly sporting an Arizona Diamondbacks logo on his light blue shirt, won the national championship Sunday for his first PGA Tour title, closing with a 1-under 70 in near-perfect conditions for a three-stroke victory over Billy Mayfair.

Q. Jim, as defending champion, your thoughts on this week here?

Q. Did you have fun, Mike?

Q. So, Nick, you finished in red numbers for the week. Tell me about your experience.

Q. Bryan, an interesting week here for you at the Canadian Open. Just being a Canadian, does it feel different for you than any other tournament?

Q. Nice birdie on 18 there to finish up. Tell me about another Canadian Open for you, and I guess it never gets old playing for the hometown crowd?

American Chez Reavie overcame
an early wobble to card a final round 70 and clinch his maiden
PGA Tour title with a three-shot victory at the Canadian Open
on Sunday.

OAKVILLE, Ontario — Three players returned to the course Sunday morning to complete round three. Play resumed on the 17th green at 7:27 a.m. and was completed at 7:47.

OAKVILLE, Ont. — Chez Reavie says he will draw the line at eating two breakfasts every morning he’s in contention on the PGA TOUR from now on.

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MARK WILLIAMS: Well, congratulations, Bill Lunde, Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational Champion, how does that feel?

Q. Did you see people coming back to you?

MARK WILLIAMS: Looks like you’re going to be the lead amateur in the tournament, you have to be happy about that after getting an invite and playing well.

MARK WILLIAMS: Thanks for coming in, Dustin. Good playing. Obviously 150th on the Money List and no status, this is a big week for you and you played pretty well.